Gentrol IGR Concentrate may be mixed along with your insecticide in the same gallon of water.
When dealing with an active infestation of roaches, we recommending using a roach bait gel, a residual insecticide, and an IGR altogether for best results. Each of these products attacks the infestation in different ways, and since roaches reproduce very quickly and require very little food and water to thrive, you want to come at the infestation with everything you have for fastest results. Keep in mind, too, that most of the roaches in a structure are out of site, so the population is much bigger than just what you see. We recommend taking a few moments to review our Roach Treatment Guide for more tips. We also sell all these products together in our Roach Control Kits. Please let us know if you have further questions.
We do not recommend that the pregnant woman treat or be present during the application, while it is wet and prior to proper ventilation. Once the treated areas are completely dry and properly ventilated everyone can return to the areas that were treated.
There is not a specific order in which to apply Gentrol IGR and Bedlam. Be sure to follow the instructions on each product label.
Yes, Gentrol IGR can be mixed with Demand CS.
Gentrol IGR Concentrate is pet safe if used as directed. Pets must be kept out of the area during application but can return as soon as the product is dry.
No, Gentrol IGR cannot be sprayed directly on beds or furniture. This product is used as a crack and crevice treatment. If the product gets on a toy, be sure to wash well with soap and water.
Gentrol IGR Concentrate or Precor IGR can be mixed in the same tank as Temprid SC but there is no reason to use both IGRs together.
Gentrol IGR should dry in about the same amount of time when applied on different surfaces indoors as long as it is not applied too heavily. You should just spot treat with a narrow or pin stream when applying Gentrol IGR. Most applications should dry within an hour.
Yes, Gentrol IGR can be mixed with most insecticides with no problem. You will dilute 1 oz of Gentrol IGR and 8 ml of Temprid SC per gallon of water.
Gentrol IGR Concentrate is not labeled for fleas. We would recommend our Indoor Flea Kit which provides you with the necessary components to completely eliminating fleas in your home the most efficient way. We also have great guide on how to get rid of fleas that can be helpful. The products are safe for dogs when used as directed. Pets should be out of the area during treatment until dry, typically 30 minutes to 1 hour.
Gentrol IGR Concentrate will not treat for Termites. Please see our Termite Guide. You will need to determine what species of termite you have to determine treatment.
Gentrol IGR Concentrate is actually labeled to be mixed with insecticides and sprayed at the same time or would be fine to apply before or after an application if you prefer spraying twice.
No, you do not need a license to use Gentrol IGR Concentrate. We do carry professional products, but every product on our website can be sold to homeowners as long as you are using it for your own use and property. You need a license when you are treating other people's property for profit.
Gentrol IGR Concentrate is non-staining but per the product label cannot be applied to mattresses or box springs.
Gentrol IGR Concentrate is an insect growth regulator not an insecticide. This product is used to stop the reproduction cycle of insects. It will not kill the insects. Gentrol can be used in conjunction with an insecticide to treat an infestation. If treating for drain flies we would suggest you use our Drain Fly Kit to get the best results.
Gentrol IGR Concentrate is labeled for crack and crevice applications in food handling areas, Depending on the pest you are treating for, the other the application sites can vary. Please be sure to check the product label for the exact application sites for the pest and area you are treating.
The shelf life of Gentrol IGR Concentrate is 3-5 years from the date of purchase if stored at room temperature.
Gentrol IGR should be applied to interior cracks and crevices when the children are not present. Once the treated surfaces are completely dry then they can return.Gentrol Point Source Stations are labeled for roaches and stored pests and not bedbugs. Gentrol should not be the only product used to eradicate bedbugs and it should not be applied to areas of furniture that will have future skin contact. Please take a few moments to review our treatment article and videos on How to Get Rid of Bedbugs for a successful bedbug eradication program.
Gentrol IGR Concentrate should only be mixed as directed on the product label. Using more than what is recommended does not make the product work any faster or better.