Full Target Pest List

Adelgids, ants (including red imported fire ants), aphids, azalea lace bugs, bagworms, bed bugs, bird mites, bottle flies (blue and green), boxelder bugs, cankerworms, cardamom thrips, carpet beetles, centipedes, clothes moths, clover mites, cockroaches, crickets, darkling beetles, dermestids, earwigs, elm leaf beetles, elm spanworms, European pine sawflies, fall webworms, flea beetles, firebrats, fleas, flesh flies, flies (including house flies, fruit flies, phorid flies), fungus gnats (sciarid flies), gnats, grasshoppers, greenstriped mapleworm, Gypsy moth (larvae), hide beetles, hornets, imported willow leaf beetles, Japanese beetles (adults), June beetles (adults), lace bugs, leaf-feeding caterpillars, leafhoppers, leaf rollers, leaf skeletonizers, leather beetles, loopers, mealybugs, midges (including pinyon spindlegall midges), millipedes, mimosa webworms, mites, moths, multi-colored Asian lady beetles, orangestriped oakworms, pantry pests (beetles and moths), pillbugs, pine shoot beetles, pine tip moths, plant bugs, redhumped caterpillar, sawfly larvae, scale insects (crawlers), scorpions, silverfish, sowbugs, spanworms, spiders, springtails, tent caterpillars, ticks, wasps, webworms, yellow jackets, yellownecked caterpillar.

Stored Grain and Seed Pests

Angoumois grain moth, bean weevil, confused flour beetle (suppression), granary weevil (suppression), Indian meal moth, larger grain borer, lesser grain borer, maize weevil (suppression), red flour beetle (suppression), rice weevil (suppression), saw-toothed grain beetle (suppression), tobacco moth.

Full Use Site List

• Residential Buildings: Apartment buildings, houses, hotels, nursing homes
• Food Handling and Processing Facilities: Bakeries, bottling facilities, breweries, candy plants, canneries, dairy product processing plants, food manufacturing plants, food processing plants, food service establishments, granaries and grain mills, kitchens, meat, poultry and egg processing and packaging plants, restaurants, wineries
• Commercial and Institutional Buildings: Hospitals, laboratories, mausoleums, offices, schools
• Industrial and Storage Facilities: Industrial buildings, installations, warehouses
• Transportation and Mobile Sites: Aircraft (cargo only), buses, mobile homes, motor homes, railcars, ships and vessels, trailers, trucks

Full Application Instructions

SureKill Evolve SC is a suspension concentrate that must be diluted with water prior to application. Mix thoroughly and maintain agitation during use to ensure uniform dispersion of the active ingredient.

Dilution rates range from 0.25 to 1.5 fl oz per gallon of water, producing finished spray concentrations ranging from 0.002% to 0.06% active ingredient, depending on the target pest and treatment site.

For outdoor perimeter treatments, labeled rates include 0.25 to 1.0 oz per 1,000 square feet based on pest pressure and application needs. Refer to the label dilution tables for complete tank-mix and coverage calculations. Application rates vary by pest and site. Always follow the product label for full directions.

Apply as a crack and crevice, spot, surface, perimeter, or void treatment in areas where pests are active or likely to harbor. Treat structural surfaces such as walls, floors, ceilings, cabinets, baseboards, plumbing areas, around sinks, behind and beneath appliances, around floor drains, and at entry points including windows, doors, vents, utility penetrations, and eaves. Void applications may be made into wall voids, block voids, structural voids, beneath slabs, stoops, porches, chimney bases, rubble foundations, and crawlspaces.

For flea and tick control, apply as a spot treatment to floors, carpets, rugs, and floor coverings. Do not treat entire floor areas.

SureKill Evolve SC may also be applied to established landscape ornamentals. Apply as a finished spray to ensure thorough coverage of plant surfaces without runoff.