The acid in water can break down the actual chemical which is why you cannot leave the product sit in water for an extended period of time. We recommend that you mix 1/2 fl oz with a 1/2 gallon of water so you don't have to mix the entire gallon up at one time.
You are correct. Martins IGR can be mixed with Viper. Specific label instructions still apply to each product. If you find that you are needing to treat areas that Viper cannot be applied, you will need to apply the products separately. You should not apply either of these products on bedding, …
Read Full Answer »
You can return to the areas that were treated with Martins IGR after the surfaces are completely dry.
We always recommend vacuuming every day during flea treatments. Not only does this suck up the dead adults and any feces left behind, but the heat and vibrations of the vacuum help stimulate the eggs to hatch and be exposed to the product you are using. The fleas are protected inside their eggs much…
Read Full Answer »Yes, Martins IGR can be sprayed in areas where fleas may harbor, such as carpets, furniture, pet sleeping areas and rugs.
Martins IGR has a shelf life of about 3-5 years from the date of purchase. The product should be stored in a place where it is protected from over heating, freezing and direct sunlight to ensure the longest shelf life possible.
You generally want to apply the Martins IGR when it will not rain for at least 24 hours after application. This insures that the product has enough time to dry and adhere to the surface it has been applied to. You should consider purchasing our Outdoor/Indoor Flea Kit. This kit contain…
Read Full Answer »To answer you first question, you should vacuum daily. A vacuum cleaner will not break down Martins IGR no matter how powerful it is. Also, you should be using an adult insecticide. Using the Martins IGR alone, without an adulticide, will stop the reproductive cycle but does not kill the fleas. …
Read Full Answer »Martins IGR should only be mixed as needed and not sit in a sprayer longer than 24 hours. You really do not want products to sit in sprayers long as this can cause damage to the sprayer and products start to breakdown once mixed with water. For maintenance outside, Martins should be applied onc…
Read Full Answer »Mopping would remove any residual of the Martins IGR, so waiting as long as possible would be recommended. If treating something other than fleas, applying Martins IGR as a crack and crevice application along baseboards, windows, under cabinets, behind appliances, etc to get the full benefit of the …
Read Full Answer »We are sorry to hear that you are having this type of problem. The Martins IGR is only an insect growth regulator, it will stop insects from being able to reproduce, but it will not kill anything. You will need to use it along with an insecticide concentrate in order to completely eradicate for�…
Read Full Answer »Per the Martins IGR label, you will prepare a diluted spray solution by adding 1 ounce per gallon of water. Partially fill the mixing container with water, add I.G. Regulator, agitate and fill to final volume. Do not allow spray mixture to stand overnight. Mix before each use.
Martins IGR 1oz needs to be mixed with 1 gallon of water. Please let us know if you have any questions.
Martins IGR is not for sale to California because the manufacturer did not register the product in that state. Paragon Surge IGR contains the same active ingredient at the same concentration and it is for sale to CA.
The shelf life of Martins IGR is 3-5 years once it has been opened. It is recommended that you keep your product in a cool, dry environment so that it does not freeze.
As long as the Martins IGR has had time to dry on the surface (this usually takes 1-2 hours), it would be fine for your animals to be out on it. The soil underneath just the surface it not an issue when using this product.
Martins IGR can be applied indoors and outdoors for the listed pests. You generally want to apply the Martins IGR when it will not rain for at least 24 hours after application. This insures that the product has enough time to dry and adhere to the surface it has been applied to.
Either the Archer IGR or the Martin's IGR both contain the same active ingredient, Pyridine 1.3%. They both are photostable up to 14 days outside and are essentially the same product just different manufacturers. You would be able to do more applications with the Archer being in the larger b…
Read Full Answer »Martins I.G. Regulator is mixed at 1 fl. oz. per gallon of water.
You can apply Martins IGR by treating room by room. Just make sure not to let the animals back into the treated room(s) until everything is completely dry. Please be advised that Martins IGR is only an insect growth regulator. It will stop insects from being able to reproduce, but it will not …
Read Full Answer »