Gentrol IGR is an insect growth regulator which means it does not kill any bed bugs at all, or any pest for that matter. An IGR disrupts the insects reproduction cycle and prevents it from maturing and reproducing thereby slowing down the life cycle and allowing you to kill an infestation quic…
Read Full Answer »No, Gentrol aerosol cannot be used directly on pets or humans, but it is safe to use it in environments where they live. All people and pets should be removed from the treatment area prior to the application of Gentrol aerosol, and they may return when the application is dry. Please read the Gentrol…
Read Full Answer »Gentrol Aerosol and 565 Plus XLO are two completely different products that are not comparable. Gentrol Aerosol is an insect growth regulator that helps break the breeding cycle of listed insects, but it does not kill them. 565 Plus XLO is a pyrethrin product that offers a fast kill of listed insect…
Read Full Answer »Yes, Gentrol IGR Aerosol can be sprayed behind and under the refrigerator to control German Roaches. For roach control, you should repeat applications every 4 months.
Pets do not have to be completely removed from the home while Gentrol Aerosol IGR is being applied, but they need to be kept out of the area that is being treated. They can return once the area is dry.Â
Gentrol IGR? comes in 3 different formats: the aerosol can, the concentrate and the point source discs. The concentrate can be tank mixed and applied with your roach spray. The discs will last for 3 months, 1 disc covers 75 sq ft. and the aerosol form of Gentrol is convenient for treating flies ar…
Read Full Answer »Nibor D Insecticide mixed with a concentrate like Gentrol IGR Concentrate would be a better option for your needs than the Gentrol Aerosol can. Since your problem is coming from the septic system, you will need to use products that can reach the septic system completely. If you …
Read Full Answer »Gentrol aerosol will not attract roaches and neither will Phantom aerosol. They are placed as residuals to cracks and crevices to impede their reproductive cycle and to eradicate those that come in contact with the treated surfaces. Dusting the voids in the apartment is a great idea. We would also s…
Read Full Answer »You definitely want to spray the Gentrol Aerosol down the drains. This product will control the growth and reproduction of the flies - keeping them from multiplying. The Phantom Aerosol is a crack and crevice treatment. This product will kill the flies that are flying out and about that land o…
Read Full Answer »It is possible to have drain flies develop in places other than drains. It is also possible that you are dealing with fungus gnats which do favor places where there has been a water leak or other moisture issue that could cause fungus to grow providing them with a proper food source. We recommend th…
Read Full Answer »Per the manufacturer: Gentrol works at each molt and critically at the molt to adult where it produces mortality and sterile adults. So it is active at application but the bedbugs have to develop in the presence of Gentrol. It's a great protectant to keep an infestation from developing but it wo…
Read Full Answer »Gentrol IGR Aerosol is labeled dermestid beetles and carpet beetles are a type of dermestid. You can and should use Gentrol IGR aerosol with an insecticide spray to help eliminate the infestation. When dealing with carpet beetles it is very important to find and remove the source of the beetles t…
Read Full Answer »Yes, you can use Gentrol in the aerosol or concentrate form in an area where CyKick or Talstar has been applied. We do not recommend mixing Talstar and CyKick together, however, since these are very similar products with similar active ingredients.
While the Gentrol would be safe to use it is only an IGR (birth control) so while it will stop the reproductive cycle it wont actually kill the roaches in the car. A better option would be something like Pivot Ultra which has the IGR and insecticide in one and is safe to be used in the crevices of t…
Read Full Answer »Gentrol Aerosol is not labeled for fleas. We recommend using Ultracide. Ultracide Spray contains Permethrin and Phenothrin to kill adult fleas fast. It also contains Methoprene (an insect growth regulator) to prevent reinfestation for up to seven months. It is our recommendation and industry stand…
Read Full Answer »Allow Gentrol Aerosol IGR to sit in the drain overnight before using.  For drains, apply product into and around the downspout and catch basin area. Coat these areas thoroughly as fly larva develop in the scum buildup on the sides of drain pipes. Repeat applications at 2 to 4 week intervals depe…
Read Full Answer »The Gentrol Aerosol can be applied to the sides of drain pipes where scum collects and provides an area for insects like drain flies to breed. We don't see any harm in it being used in the pipes of a septic plumbing system, but if you are still unsure that you can use it, you can contact Zoecon…
Read Full Answer »The Gentrol Aerosol can be applied to the sides of drain pipes where scum collects and provides an area for insects like drain flies to breed. We dont see any harm in it being using in the pipes of a septic plumbing system but if you are still unsure that you can use it, you can contact Zoecon the m…
Read Full Answer »The most common and effective IGR used for German Roach control is Gentrol IGR, which comes in an aerosol, concentrated liquid, and point-source tablet.  You would not use both the aerosol and the point source in the same location, however you would be using the IGR in addition to a residual …
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