ExciteR Insecticide is a synergist product and can be mixed with other insecticides to provide a quick knockdown of the pest you are treating for. ExciteR Insecticide does not have a long residual when applied by itself. You can mix it with insecticides such as Bifen IT, Talstar P or Suspend SC.
ExciteR Insecticide cannot be applied to clothing. We do sell Repel which is labeled to be applied to clothing.
The mixing ratio for Exciter is 0.25 fl. oz. per gallon of water. The mixing ratio for Suspend SC is 0.75 fl. oz. per gallon of water. The mixing ratio for Gentrol IGR is 1 fl. oz. per gallon of water. These can be mixed together and sprayed in the same tank.
We would also recommend a bait gel, such as Maxforce Magnum, for use inside of cabinets and drawers for another source to kill the roaches. Be sure not to spray the bait because it will contaminate it and the roaches will not consume it.
The mixing ratio of Exciter Insecticide is 0.5 fl. oz. per gallon of water. The mixing ratio for Demon Max is 1 fl. oz. per gallon of water. This can be mixed together in the same tank.
You can use Exciter in a ULV/thermal fogger as directed on the product label.
ExciteR Insecticide is designed as a contact kill and is active when it is wet. Once the application is dry, usually about 30 min to an hour, there will very little residual effect, if any. Since this is a contact and flushing agent, you would use ExciteR as needed, and the best reapplication timing will depend on what pest you are treating.
Yes, Temprid SC and ExciteR Insecticide can be mixed together to treat for bed bugs. ExciteR can be mixed with whatever residual insecticide you are already using for bed bugs to give a quicker knock down of bed bugs in the area. ExciteR is gone after it dries so you would not want to use it alone to try and eliminate a bed bug infestation. You may want to take a look at our Bed Bug Control Guide for more tips on doing a complete bed bug treatment.
Exciter Insecticide is labeled for grain mites.
ExciteR Insecticide will give you a fast knockdown of pests and is somewhat of a repellent. It has a very short residual and breaks down a lot more quickly than an insecticide that is a non-repellent, so this would not have any effect on the non-repellency of another product.
We do not recommend to apply any liquids to a wood pile you intend to burn. You can apply granules like Niban around the exterior of the wood pile. This product will treat for ants, roachs, and many other insects.
Mineral oil could be used to dilute ExciteR in a fogger. Temprid SC cannot be used in any fogging equipment, if should only be applied using a pump sprayer.
You could mix Exciter with Demon WP and an IGR (that is labeled for roaches) for a quick knockdown. We do recommend that you apply a roach bait in areas that you are not spraying. Please read the following articles on roach control for helpful tips.
http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/cockroach-quick-tips-a-59.html
http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/cockroach-gel-and-bait-station-placement-guide-a-44.html
http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/how-to-get-rid-of-german-roaches-a-245.html