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SureKill Total Release Aerosol is the way to quickly kill exposed of the pests in your house. As a total release fogger, SureKill Total Release Aerosol covers up to 6000 cubic feet of unobstructed area. Kills all variety of exposed insects, including beetles, ants, fleas, cockroaches, house flies, the list goes on and on. Just make sure to follow the instructions below for safe usage.
NOTE: Insects that hide in cracks and crevices will require additional treatment in the form of baits, insect growth regulators and/or crack and crevice sprays
Product Documents
Active Ingredient | Esfenvalerate 0.1%, MGK 264 0.16%, Piperonyl butoxide 0.1%, Pyrethrins 0.05% |
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Target pests | Ants, cockroaches, confused flour beetles, crickets, fleas, houseflies, mosquitoes, rice weevils, sawtoothed grain beetles, small flying moths, sow bugs, spiders and ticks. |
For use in | Indoor residential areas. |
Pet safe | Yes, if used as directed. |
NOT FOR SALE TO | AK, HI, MD, MT, ND, WY |
Coverage Area | Up to 6000 cubic feet |
Shipping Weight | 0.65 lbs |
Manufacturer | Chem-Tech (Mfg. Number: 0111511) |
UPC | 045446001266 |
EPA Registration | 1021-1635-47000 |
5 stars | 2 | |
4 stars | 0 | |
3 stars | 0 | |
2 stars | 0 | |
1 star | 0 |
surekill total release aerosol
By Kathleen on 04/21/2023
potent stuff but really works. best to close off room for the 2 hrs as per directions then vent or air w window. i highly recommend. really have to push down hard to set off can spray. my husband had to do since i have arthritis in hand. otherwise recommend highly
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By Elder on 09/18/2020
How often (average) does one have to spray to get rid of a housefly problem?
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Per the product label for SureKill Total Release Aerosol, people and animals should be kept out of the treatment area until after application and ventilation. This will be a minimum of 4 hours after application since you will need to wait 2 hours after application to open windows, vents, and doors for 2 hours. If an odor is still detectable at that time, then additional ventilation would be required. Please be sure you read and follow all label instructions on foggers such as SureKill.
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No, it is not recommended to use SureKill Total Release Aerosol or any other type of fogger to treat for bed bugs.
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I have pigeons in my attic I went to a do it yourself store and the woman there advised me to use it and said it would scare them out and kill the mites that they carry.
SureKill Total Release Aerosol is not labeled to treat for birds and we cannot advise using it for this purpose. Please take a look at our Bird Control page for other options.
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SureKill Total Release Aerosol is considered more of a repellent insecticide only because it can be detected. Though it is a fogger only to kill on contact those insects out in the open at the time you use it and there is no residual.
SureKill Total Release Aerosol
Rating: 5 (2 Reviews / 8 Q&A)