Shockwave Fogging Concentrate - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by 855bugs
    06/08/2016
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    What is the efficacy of Shockwave Fogging Concentrate on Bifen resistant roach strains?
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    Shockwave Fogging Concentrate would kill roaches that may be resistant to Bifenthrin. Please keep in mind that we do not recommend to fog for roaches unless the issue is a large one. We recommend using Roach Control Kit A. Roach Control Kit Rotation A is ideal for cleanout treatments of cockroach infestations in homes, apartments, and similar areas

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  • Asked by Marie
    05/23/2014
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    When used in a propane fogger, how long does the residual action last?
    Is it rain proof like talstar pro?
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    Honestly the residual activity is going to largely be based on the outdoor elements in your area and how they affect it over time. You could get a 30 day residual however you may only get a 14 day residual of the product. UV rays, rain and other elements will start to break it down over time and there is not an exact amount of time we can tell you for certain it will last. Once the product has dried for at least 6 hours it is typically rain fast and will not be washed right off the treated surfaces. The Talstar will be a much more long lasting spray however when used around the home.
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  • Asked by Nathan
    05/13/2014
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    Will shockwave kill powder post beetles?
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    Shockwave Fogging Concentrate will kill insects that come in contact with it. Since Powder Post beetles dwell inside wood, you want to use a product that will penetrate that wood. We recommend using Boracare.
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  • Asked by John from San Jose Ca
    05/06/2014
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    Is Shockwave used in Thermal Foggers or ULV
    I see a lot of people asking about using this in a thermal fogger but in the description it says its for a ulv. Can it be used in either?
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    Shockwave can be used in ULV and Thermal fogging systems. Let us know if you have any more questions.
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  • Asked by Gary from Hannibal Mo
    04/20/2014
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    Can I use Shockwave in a propane fogger and if so do you sell the mineral oil?
    Trying to find a good fogger chemical for the yard for ticks. Will this work for that and also work on small trees with aphids? I found another web sight that said not to use on lawns.
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    Shockwave can be used in a thermal or propane fogger.  This product may be used in homes or businesses, indoors or outdoors around structures, in ULV foggers and mosquito misting systems but you are correct is not labeled for use a broadcast across turf, only for spot treamtents around structures.  If ticks are in the area when you fog and they are touched by the fog, they will die but fogging does not have a long term residual, so it really only kills what it touches when it is wet.  For 30 day control of ticks, mosquitoes and other insects, we would recommend Talstar.
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  • Asked by Kaz from Bernardsville, Nj
    09/26/2013
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    Do I need fogger machine? what other way I can use this for2000SQ FT store?
    what you recommend to applly on rug with moth on it? you recommended this prudact for us Shockwave for fogging in store.
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    This product may be used in homes or businesses, indoors or outdoors around structures, in ULV foggers and mosquito misting systems. We would not recommend spraying you carpets very directly for fear of discoloration. If you want to test a small part of a carpet beforehand, you could - but only apply as directed on the product label.
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  • Asked by Jeanette from Plymouth Ma
    12/22/2011
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    Is this product effective on Bed Bugs? After fogging a house, how long before re-entry?
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    It is not recommended to fog a house for bed bugs.  Studies show that fogging for bed bugs can make a problem worse and make them spread out more.  Also, bed bugs have shows signs of being resistant to pyrethrin products and since most fogging solutions are made with pyrethrin in them, most do not work and do not provide enough kill ratio.  We recommend our bed bug kits which contain the same types of products that professional companies and are proven to work under current bed bug strains. The kits have a very high success rate and come with full instructions on how to apply the products properly.
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