OneGuard can last 60-90 days on outside surfaces. The key to treating mosquitoes is to apply to the underside of leaves on trees and bushes where the adults lay during the day.
OneGuard is actually now labeled to control fleas, ticks, and house flies as of last year. We have updated the product label on our site to the newly revised label.
Generally, you would mix OneGuard at 1-2 oz per gallon of water or in sufficient water to cover 1,000 sq feet. Please see the product label for complete application instructions.
OneGuard is safe for pets after the treated area is completely dry.
It is not recommended to tank mix OneGuard with a bifenthrin product. It is not necessary and does not offer any faster results.
OneGuard can harm beneficial insects, like bees, if they come in contact with treated areas. It is recommended to spray on calm, windless days and to avoid spraying blooming/flowering plants to lessen their chances of coming in contact with the product.
You can return to treated ares of OneGuard once the surfaces have completely dried.
OneGuard can harm beneficial insects, like bees, if they come in contact with treated areas. It is recommended to spray on calm, windless days and to avoid spraying blooming/flowering plants to lessen their chances of coming in contact with the product.
OneGuard does not list a maximum number of applications per season on the product label. The product contains a knockdown agent, synergist and growth regulator for use in in Food and Non-food Areas such as Food processing plants, Homes, Hotels, Restaurants, Schools, Warehouses, Outdoor Perimeter Treatments to Exterior Walls, Foundations and Structures, Trees, Lawns, Landscapes and Turf. You should avoid excessive applications and read through the full label prior to use for the best results.
OneGuard is not labeled for use in any type of fogger including the B&G 2600 Fogger.
OneGuard is labeled to control carpet beetles as directed on the product label. It can be kill those that contact a treated area and for larvae it should be applied to cracks and crevices where they harbor. It can last up to 90 days on inside surfaces.
Yes, OneGuard is labeled to treat indoors for fleas. Please take a few moments to review our treatment article on How to Get Rid of Fleas for more information on a successful eradication program.
OneGuard is labeled to be safely applied to trees, lawns, turf and landscapes. This product should not stain or cause damage to painted or varnished surfaces, plastics, fabrics, or other surfaces where water applied alone causes no damage. Treat a small area and allow it to dry to determine whether staining will occur.
OneGuard is not labeled for Indian Meal Moth control. There are three different kinds of control measures for Indian Meal Moths, and all are essential to completely eliminate the problem:
1)Non-Chemical Control
2) Traps
3) Chemical Control/ Crack & Crevice Spray
We have put together A Pantry Pest kit that contains everything you need to get rid of the pantry moths. Please take a moment to review our article How To Get Rid of Indian Meal Moths for more information on implementing a successful treatment plan.
OneGuard is not specifically labeled for roaches. Please take a few moments to review our Roach Control Kits and article/videos on How to Get Rid of Roaches for a successful eradication program.
No, OneGuard is not labelled for roaches. The best way to eradicate roaches in the home is to use a combination of a residual spray, roach bait and insect growth regulator. Sanitation is key to a successful roach treatment, the chemicals can only do so much so you need to be aggressive and consistent with treating. We have put all the necessary products in Roach Control Kits that provide enough product for the initial treatment and follow up treatments that are required every 10-14 days.
You can view the kits by clicking this link here
The kits are set up on a rotation program - Rotation Kit A is a good clean out treatment to start with for an aggressive approach to treatment. After 90 days, you can rotate to Kit B or Kit C if continued treatments are necessary.
Click this link for the step by step Roach Treatment Guide
While OneGuard is not directly labeled to kill or control cicadas, it could still harm them. For cicada killer wasps, it is commonly recommended to use Delta Dust in each individual burrow. Cicada Killer wasps thrive in disturbed environments, such as landscaped yards and places where bare soil is exposed. You can discourage the wasps from nesting in your yard by cutting your grass on the highest setting and by adding a thick layer of mulch to flower beds during the Cicada Killer Wasp season. These wasps do not like over saturated lawns either, so over watering during their season will help prevent them. Unfortunately, there is no fool proof way to prevent cicada killer wasps.
We also like to let our customers know that the Cicada Killer wasps are beneficial insects that provide free pest control for a couple months each year. Cicada killer wasps paralyze and provision their burrows with other insects to feed their young. The beneficial Cicada killer wasps, while large and intimidating to see, are mostly harmless and there have been very few reports of anyone getting stung by just being near them. In most cases where a sting was reported, the wasps were being held or molested in some way. Cicada Killer Wasp stings are also reported to be almost painless.
