PT Alpine Flea and Bed Bug Aerosol can be applied 2 weeks after an application of Ultracide when used as directed.
PT Alpine Flea and Bed Bug Aerosol is not labeled for this use and would not be recommended. While we understand the wish to use a cheaper alternative over the Safari 20SG, products that contain the same active do not always work the same and if not labeled to be used as a systemic would not work as one. You can also use Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control, which is labeled for all houseplants, both indoors and outdoors. You will need to use 2.5 tbsp. per gallon of water.
PT Alpine Flea and Bed Bug Aerosol should be applied to listed cracks and crevices only. We recommend that you clean the boxes, apply Steri-Fab or use NuVan ProStrips.
No, PT Alpine Flea and Bed Bug Aerosol is not labeled for weevils. It is only labeled for fleas and bed bugs.
D-Force HPX would be a good option for weevils in your vehicle, as well as inside your home. Be sure to rid your home/car of any infested food.
PT Alpine Flea and Bed Bug Aerosol is labeled for fleas, ticks, and bed bugs only. A product such as Talstar P or Suspend SC would be better suited to treat carpet beetles or silverfish. You may want to read over our articles on Silverfish Control and Carpet Beetle Control if you have a moment.
PT Alpine Flea and Bedbug Aerosol is a professional grade product that can only be sold by licensed retail distributors. This is not available in local stores as they do not carry the same professional grade products.
According to the SDS for PT Alpine Flea and Bed Bug Aerosol, it is flammable.
No it will not. You will spray PT Alpine Flea and Bed Bug Aerosol once every two weeks as directed on the label and vacuum once daily. Be sure to discard bag/contents outside away from the structure after each use.
PT Alpine Flea and Bedbug Aerosol is not specifically labeled to be used in an area where rabbits are housed. We would suggest contacting the manufacturer (BASF) if you had further questions about this specifically at 973-245-6000.
Yes, PT Alpine Flea and Bed Bug Aerosol can be used in homes with kids and pets. Keep kids and pets out of the treated area while treating and until the application has completely dried.
Please view the full product label for more information.
Depending on how heavy PT Alpine Flea and Bed Bug Aerosol is sprayed, it can take 1 to 2 hours to dry, Please take a moment to read over our Flea Control Guide for more information on how to implement a successful eradication program.
No, you do not have to the leave the home after using PT Alpine Flea and Bedbug Aerosol, you can be in another untreated room. Keep people and pets out of the area you are treating, until the product dries typically after an hour.
This will depend on the size of the rooms. As stated on our site, one can of PT Alpine Flea and Bedbug Aerosol will treat up to 2,625 sq. ft. Please be sure to review the product label for more information and complete application instructions.
Cleaning a treated area will remove the residual. If you are treating for an active infestation of fleas using PT Alpine Flea and Bedbug Aerosol, a second treatment and more vacuuming should be done exactly 14 days after the first treatment for best results. For bad flea infestations, treatment may need to extend to 4 or more treatments (14 days a part). After that, treatments can be done every 30 days as needed for maintenance.
PT Alpine Flea and Bed Bug Aerosol is not labeled to treat for Carpet Beetles. We would recommend a product like Bedlam Plus that is labeled to be used for Carpet Beetles.
Yes, PT Alpine Flea and Bed Bug Aerosol can be delivered with a signature requirement. When adding a signature to shipping, there is an additional charge of $4.75.
PT Alpine Flea and Bed Bug Aerosol is labeled to kill adult bed bugs and bed bugs when they hatch, but it is not labeled for bed bugs eggs. A product like Bedlam Insecticide Aerosol would be a better option when also targeting bed bugs eggs. This product is labeled to kill all stages of bedbugs including eggs.