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I Maxx Pro 2F - 27.5 oz. - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Pam
    12/08/2009
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    What is the residual time that the I Maxx Pro 2F will protect the home from a termite infestation?
    A

    I Maxx Pro 2F will protect a structure for about 7 years when used and applied correctly according to the product label. 

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    4 of 5 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Gms
    05/13/2010
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    How would I Maxx Pro 2F be best applied to an existing ant colony?
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    According to  the  I Maxx Pro 2F product label you should mix .3-.6 of a ounce of the I Maxx Pro 2F per gallon of water and spray directly onto/into the nest and onto any exposed ants. You can also apply as a drench. Please read the product label, pages 9-11 for more information on how to treat ants in specific areas.
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    2 of 3 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Bernard
    06/11/2010
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    On IMaxx Pro the label says insecticide, it only talks about ants. How well does work it for killing other bug?
    A
    IMaxx Pro is only labeled to be used for ant (except imported fire ants, pharaoh or harvester ants), termites, carpenter bees and wood boring beetles. Using I Maxx Pro for other insect control would be an off label use and not permitted. If you are looking for a general pest control product to use for an assortment of pests around the house you we recommend Talstar P. Talstar is one of our most popular products for general pest control and is labeled for over 75 insect pests.
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    2 of 3 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Peter from Saintes, Charente-maritime, France
    08/24/2011
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    Can you help me get I Maxx pro in France (I have a contact in Florida if it helps)
    Found a supplier of I maxx Pro in france but with postage it's 400 dollars a bottle! I require two bottles. Thanks, Pete.
    A
    We do not ship outside of the United States at this time. You do have the option of purchasing the product and having it shipped to your contact in Florida and then having your contact forward it to you.
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    0 of 1 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Kevin from Knoxville, Tn
    10/23/2018
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    How long does I Maxx Pro 2F - 27.5 oz. take to kill a colony if applied directly
    A

    How long it takes I Maxx Pro 2F to kill a colony depends on the size of the colony.  It can up to 30 days or more.

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  • Asked by Bennie from Chesapeake Virginia
    06/25/2019
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    How many gallons does a bottle of I Maxx Pro 2F - 27.5 oz. make?
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    According to  the  I Maxx Pro 2F product label you should mix .3-.6 of a ounce of the I Maxx Pro 2F per gallon of water. This will yield approx. 50 gallons mixed solution. 

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  • Asked by Jerry from Longs
    06/30/2021
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    Will I Maxx Pro 2F kill roaches?
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    I Maxx Pro 2F  is not labeled to kill roaches. It is labeled for subterranean termites, drywood termites, dampwood termites, carpenter ants and other wood infesting pests.

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