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  • Asked by Amanda
    06/13/2010
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    Is D-Force safe to use around pets? Once the product dries, will it pose any risk to my dog?
    A

    Yes D-Force is safe to use around pets as long as you follow the product label. Pets and people need to be out of the room while the product is being applied and can safely return as soon as it is dry.

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    47 of 52 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Medina
    08/27/2010
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    Can I spray D-Force HPX in my kitchen drawers and cabinets?
    A

    D-Force HPX can be sprayed directly into cracks and crevices under and behind kitchen drawers and cabinets.

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    32 of 39 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by L
    09/19/2009
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    What is the best way to use D-Force HPX Aerosol for bed bug control?
    We live in an apartment building where many tenants seem to have a bedbug problem. Some have even been found in the laundry room. After eliminating the initial infestation, should we use D-Force again to prevent re infestation, and if so, how soon and/or often? We actually found two adults in our search with no visible excrement and no visible eggs after a thorough search of box springs, drawers and closets. Do you think it is necessary to do the whole apartment or will doing the bedroom suffice?
    A

    If you were to use one product for prevention and/or treatment of bed bugs, then we would recommend Bedlam.  It is our most popular product and it will kill adult bed bugs as well as bed bug eggs.  D-Force will not kill bed bug eggs, and there is a concern of bed bugs becoming resistant to…

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    24 of 30 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Torey
    09/30/2009
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    How long does it take D-Force HPX to dry?
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    D Force HPX Aerosol will usually dry within 20 minutes after application.  Most professional companies will give a time frame of 30 minutes just to be safe.  It dries rather quickly though and then it is perfectly safe to allow people and pets back into the area.

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    18 of 19 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Daniel from Pembroke Pines, Fl
    08/24/2011
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    How do you get rid of flying ants?
    For the past two weeks I have been finding dead flying ants in my kitchen and bathroom. I live in a condo with an attic, I have searched but cannot find the colony, what do you recommend to get rid of them?
    A

    First off you should make sure they are definitely swarming ants and not swarming termites, which are sometimes confused with swarming ants.  If they are ants, then it is very hard to get rid of the problem until they stop swarming on their own unless you know where they are getting in.  Y…

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    14 of 14 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Daniel
    03/03/2010
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    You recommend BedLam over D-Force HPX for bedbugs, but can D-Force HPX be used in combination with BedLam without diminishing the efficacy of the two products?
    A

    Yes, you can use both Bedlam and D-Force HPX in your bedbug treatment program. Since neither product is a "non-repellent", there is no worry about diminishing the efficacy by using them together. We usually suggest Bedlam for bedbug treatments because it is labeled to be applied to many sensitive ar…

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    13 of 14 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Jeanne from Tehachapi, Ca
    05/21/2016
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    Is D-Force HPX harmful to cats?
    A

    When used as directed on the product label D Force HPX should not harm your cat.  Pets should be out of the area during treatment until the area is dry, typically 1 hour is best.

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    9 of 11 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Ellie from Avon Park
    11/17/2011
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    Will D-Force HPX D-Force HPX kills bees?
    I am not sure if it is honey bees but it looks like it is going under my shade. Do you think this will kill them?
    A

    D-Force HPX is labeled for bees and should do a great job for you. Please note that D-force is not a knockdown agent and even bees that are sprayed directly with the product may not die right away. We do carry Wasp Freeze which does have a very fast knockdown and can shoot up to 15 feet away.

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    9 of 13 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Rich from Ny, Ny
    10/03/2018
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    I sprayed D-Force Aerosol in cracks, behind doors and around baseboards before I went to work and it was still wet when I got home. Is it supposed to take this long to dry?
    A

    D-Force Aerosol can take longer to dry if overapplied.  Treated areas should just be lightly sprayed, not soaked to the point of runoff.  If there is still some left after a few hours it would be best to wipe away the excess.

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    8 of 8 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Martha from Hilliard, Florida
    03/24/2012
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    What does D-Force HPX smell like? Is it lemony? Is it harmful?
    A

    D-Force does have a slight insecticide odor that dissipates within a short period of time. D-Force does not smell lemony. When used as directed on the product label D-Force is not harmful to pets or people. We do encourage you to take a few minutes to read over the D-Force HPX product label and MSDS…

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    8 of 9 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Bethany
    03/27/2011
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    I have found 3 bugs that look like carpet beetles in my house. Should I be concerned? Should I take action?
    I found them in my bedroom. Is there anything that I should be doing?
    A

    The main thing you should do is a thorough inspection to see if you can find any infested items. If you do find infested items it will be necessary to thoroughly clean the area or dispose of the infested item and treat the cracks and crevices with a residual spray such as D-Force HPX. You can learn …

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    6 of 8 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Debbie from Queens,ny
    10/05/2014
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    Grain/Flour Weevil
    I had grain/flour weevil in my panty closet last summer. I managed to clean it out but now I am seeing the weevil in my kitchen cabinets. I found a bunch under the sink in the cabinet. Not sure what they were feeding on as there is no food in any of those cabinets. Looks like they may be under and behind the cabinet. Could they be feeding on crumbs under the cabinets? I can get under there or behind to clean it out obviously. Hoping D Force will work for me. thanks.
    A

    D-Force HPX is labeled to treat for weevils. You will need to remove all food, utensils and shelf paper from the area being treated. Discard the shelf paper and any infected food. Apply the spray to the shelves and in cracks and crevices behind and under cabinets.

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    5 of 7 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Gh
    03/03/2011
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    Will D-Force HPX kill spiders that live in the upper corners of rooms in my apartment?
    I live in an apartment that seems to be a spider magnet! Every couple of weeks I have to vacuum the corners of the ceilings because of the spiders. Can D-Force HPX be used for this problem? Also, does this product stain? The walls are white.
    A

    D-Force HPX will kill spiders, but it does not offer an immediate knockdown. Using a good residual product such, as D-Force HPX, around door frames, window frames, baseboards, places where cables, pipes or wires enter through the walls and any other cracks or crevice will not only help kill the spid…

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    5 of 7 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Julie from Dayton, Nv
    08/15/2014
    Q
    Black widows hatched in my car, what is the best way to get rid of them?
    A

    That is a difficult and hard place to treat spiders. You can use a contact kill spray such as Sterifab to kill any of the spiders that you see. We recommend that you vacuum and then use D-Force HPX that is labeled for use in automobiles. We also recommend contacting Your Local Cooperative Extension…

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    4 of 4 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Nicole from Omaha, Ne
    03/21/2012
    Q
    Is D-Force safe for babies?
    After D-Force dries, is it safe for my baby to touch the baseboards, etc?
    A

    When applied according to the D-Force HPX product label (directly into cracks and crevices around baseboards, door frames, window frames, under appliances) and the area has had a chance to dry, it should be safe for your baby to contact treated areas. Most treated areas will be inaccessible to your …

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    4 of 5 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Chasity from Robbins, Nc
    06/22/2013
    Q
    How to get rid of millipedes worms?
    They are all in my home. Especially in our bathroom. We sweep at least 4 or more times. What can we do to fix this problem?
    A

    First you want to Repair cracks, crevices, and gaps around windows, doors, pipes and wires with sealant or caulk Makes sure the screens and door sweeps on windows and doors are tight-fitting Then you want to flush out the area with an adulticide like: CB Air Devil HPX is a cypermethrin re…

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    3 of 3 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Josephine from Palo Alto, Ca
    04/27/2017
    Q
    Wil D-Force HPX kill pantry moth larvae and eggs?
    How often do I need to reapply it to cracks and crevices?
    A

    Yes, D-Force HPX will kill the moth larvae, and could possibly kill the adults should they come in contact with the treated surface long enough to get a lethal dose. This product can provide up to an 8 week residual, and it kills on contact, as well. 

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    3 of 4 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Medina
    08/27/2010
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    Can I clean after using D-Force HPX?
    I'm moving into a new apartment, which is vacant. I wanted to use D-Force HPX everywhere. Can I clean the next day, or will that take away the products strength?
    A

    Spray D-force HPX directly into cracks and crevices, instead of on surfaces. Not only is this the correct way to apply the product, but it also protects the product from being washed away during cleaning.

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    2 of 2 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Courtney
    11/17/2010
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    How do I get rid of cave crickets?
    I've applied Niban around my basement apartment twice this summer. While it works great at first, the cave crickets always seem to come back. It's a huge problem and I can't figure out how to get rid of them for good. I find them in every single room of my apartment. Glue traps are not enough. Please help!
    A

    Getting rid of crickets that have already found harborage indoors can be tough. We recommend that you spray a good residual product such as D-force HPX aerosol around your baseboards, window frames, door frames, places where cables pipes and wires may enter into the structure and other places where …

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    2 of 2 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Melody from Wilson, Wy
    03/12/2016
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    Can D-force HPX be used to kill clothes moths adults as well as larvae?
    A

    D Force HPX could kill adult moths if they were to land on a treated surface long enough to receive a lethal dose.  It is more for cracks and crevices where the larvae are though and would be easier for them to contact while crawling in these areas.  Adults are best treated using traps.  Please r…

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