Unfortunately, Sevin Dust 5% is not labeled for use on roses. Roses are naturally sensitive flowers and we would recommend a product that is specifically for Rose Care.
Sevin Dust 5% can be applied as needed but no more than as listed on the product label for the treated vegetable which ranges from 4 to 7 max applications a year. Please refer to the label for complete information about each vegetable.
Sevin Dust 5% is not labeled for tick control. Using a dust is generally not effective for tick treatment. Our Outdoor Flea and Tick Control Kit contains both an insecticide and an Insect Growth Regulator that should be mixed and applied together. Please see our Tick Treatment Article for more information about treating for this pest.
The manufacturer of Sevin Dust recommends that it be used at least 5 feet away from a well or septic tank.
Sevin Dust is not labeled for roaches nor for indoor use. Please take a look at our Roach Control Guide for more information on treating this pest.
The Seven Dust 5% is not labeled to be watered after application. The label does state that if applied to home lawns, apply after rain or watering and do not water for at least 2 days after application.
Sevin Dust can be harmful if inhaled per the Safety Data Sheet. We would recommend reveiwing the SDS and contacting your doctor if you are having any reaction.
No. Sevin Dust 5% is labeled to be used OUTDOORS to protect fruits, vegetables, ornamentals and lawns from over 65 different insect pests. Carbaryl, the active ingredient in Sevin, can be very harmful to people and animals when used incorrectly.
No, Sevin Dust is not labeled for carpenter bees. We would recommend using Tempo Dust. This will be used in the holes where you have seen activity. Using the dust will make it uninhabitable for the bees to live there. Please see our Carpenter Bee Guide for more information.
Sevin Dust 5% is not labeled for fleas only flea beetles and would not be recommended to use.
For treating fleas inside and outside the home, we recommend our Indoor/Outdoor Flea Kit along with topical flea treatment such as Martins Prefurred Plus for dogs.
Both Onslaught and Martins IGR will have instructions on the bottle that you need to read before use. Always read the product labels.
Outdoor Use:
Onslaught Insecticide: Mix 0.5 to 1.0 fluid ounce of Onslaught in sufficient water to cover 1,000 square feet of lawn. Spray the entire lawn with a coarse, wet spray. Repeat this application in two weeks.
Martins IGR: Once you've mixed up the Onslaught according to the instructions mentioned above, simply add the desired amount of Martins IGR to the mix and spray both the Onslaught and Martins IGR at the same time. We recommend about 1 oz of Martins per every 5 gallons of Onslaught solution that you mix up.
Indoor Use:
Onslaught Insecticide: Mix 0.5 oz of Onslaught with 1 gallon of water (+ 1 oz of Martins IGR if needed, please see below) to treat a 1,000 sq ft area. Thoroughly apply as a fine particle broadcast spray to infested rugs, carpets, and pet resting areas.
Martins IGR: Add 1 oz of Martins IGR to the diluted solution of Onslaught for the initial treatment.
Prior to treatment, carpets, draperies and upholstered furniture should be vacuumed thoroughly and the vacuum cleaner bag disposed of in an outdoor trash receptacle. Remove pets from area to be treated. After treatment, do not allow children and pets into treated areas until spray has dried. You should vacuum once daily every day for the next 14 days to help speed up the flea elimination process. A second application of Onslaught may be needed after 14 days.