Premise Foam Termiticide - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Carola from Pittsburgh, Pa
    04/27/2017
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    Is Premise Foam Termiticide also effective for carpenter bees?
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    Unfortunatly, no Premise Foam Termiticide is not labeled for carpenter bees.  Consider using out Carpenter Bee Control Kit if you are in need of treating for carpenter bees. 

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  • Asked by Joe from Atlanta, Ga
    03/09/2015
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    Is Premise Foam made in the USA?
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    Yes, per the manufacturer, Premise Foam as well as all other Bayer Advanced products are made in various location across the U.S.
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  • Asked by Phillip from Mt Juliet Tenn
    03/30/2015
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    I'm going to be treating exterior walls, how many studs will one can of Premise Foam treat?
    Need to know how many cans I need.
    A
    To determine how many cans you will need you will need to know the cubic feet of the area you are trying to foam.  One of Premise Foam 18 oz. can treats 1,000 cubic inches.
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  • Asked by Don from Menlo Park, Ca
    10/27/2016
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    What company manufactures the Premise Foam Termiticide - 18 oz. bottle?
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    The Manufacturer for the Premise Foam Termiticide - 18 oz. is Bayer. 

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  • Asked by Wendell from West Palm Beach, Fl
    03/04/2019
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    Do you have a treatment for termites on a boat?
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    The most popular product that we have for treating termites in boats or other areas that are not easy to reach is Premise Foam.  You have to drill a hole into the damaged piece of wood and treat it directly.  The Premise Foam is considered better for termites because the foam will expand which gets you better coverage area inside the wood.  Also, Premise foam is a non-repellent product meaning the termites can pass it around to other termites

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