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Asked by Tony from Gentrol Igr

08/07/2014

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What kind of knock down does Pyrocide 300 have?

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Pyrocide 300 is going to only provide a quick down and only works while it is wet. Pyrocide 300 does not leave any residual so it is only used for a quick knockdown.

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Asked by Dave from Corpus Christi, Tx

08/27/2016

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What type of oil are they referring to for diluting with Pyrocide 300?

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You will mix mineral oil with Pyrocide 300 per the product label.

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Asked by Twanna from Bozeman, Mt

10/17/2016

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How much area will a gallon of the Pyrocide 300 cover?

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How much area the gallon of Pyrocide 300 (3% Pyrethrum Fogging Concentrate) will cover depends on the rate used and the pest and area you are treating for. Complete intructions and rates are on the product label.

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Asked by John from Palmer Alaska

09/29/2011

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Can Pyrocide 300 be used on house plants to eliminate spider mites?
Can this product be applied to houseplants if applied outdoors or in a ventilated place? In other words will it harm plants, the leaves ,etc.? Also, Pyrethrum is commonly used to control spider mites. However, I do not see spider mites on the list of critters it kills, but as far as I know pyrethrum kills spider mites better than anything else. So why aren't spider mites listed? Will it kill them efficiently or not?

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Pyrocide 300 is not labeled for use on houseplants or for spider mites and has not been tested for the type of application you are considering. We recommend that you select a product that is specifically labeled for spider mites on plants. Riptide is labeled for spider mites and for use on plants an…
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Pyrocide 300 is not labeled for use on houseplants or for spider mites and has not been tested for the type of application you are considering. We recommend that you select a product that is specifically labeled for spider mites on plants. Riptide is labeled for spider mites and for use on plants and would be a good choice for you. You could also use Fertilome Red Spider and Mite Spray on houseplants. This is a Ready-to-Use product which you could use on the plants as needed.

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Asked by Brayan from Panama

12/08/2017

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How can I dilute Pyrocide 300 to get rid of granary pests with a thermal fogger?
I need help to dilute 1 part to concentrate in 2 parts of oil but I don't know how much ounces I need to use per gallon. Please help me. Is for use in a thermal fogger.

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The product label for Pyrocide 300 indicates to apply at the rate of 1 fluid ounce of concentrate per 1,000 cubic feet of space, filling the room with mist. Vacate treated area and ventilate before re-entry. When mixing add the concentrate first, then dilute with oil, then agitate. If there is a go…
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The product label for Pyrocide 300 indicates to apply at the rate of 1 fluid ounce of concentrate per 1,000 cubic feet of space, filling the room with mist. Vacate treated area and ventilate before re-entry. When mixing add the concentrate first, then dilute with oil, then agitate. If there is a good agitation in the mixing tank or unit, then the mixing order is not as important. 1 part concentrate in 2 parts oil is just the number of ounces of concentrate times 2, this would be the amount of oil to mix. Ex. 1 oz Pyrocide + 2 oz oil, 2 oz Pyrocide + 4 oz oil, 3 oz Pyrocide + 6 oz oil, etc. You can view the product label here

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Asked by Brayan from Florida

01/20/2018

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Can I dilute Pyrocide 300 with water?

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Pyrocide 300 is used either undiluted or diluted with mineral oil. Please consult the product label for complete application instructions.

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Asked by Smith from Philadelphia Pa

06/19/2019

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How long after fogging Pyrocide 300 is it safe for a pregnant woman to be in the area?

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It is safe for occupants to reenter an area that was treated with Pyrocide 300 after the treated area has dried and odor has dissipated. This normally takes a couple of hours.

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Asked by Dale from Chittenden, Vt

05/15/2021

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Can I dilute Pyrocide 300 with mineral oil or water for outside fogging with a gas powered cold fogger?

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Pyrocide 300 (3% Pyrethrum Fogging Concentrate) is labeled for indoor use only.

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