Yes, Suspend SC is labeled for use in an attic. It is mixed at 0.25 - 1.50 oz. per gallon of water. Please see the product label for full application instructions.
Suspend SC is an insecticide only and will not affect mice. You can find mouse control products here.
Suspend SC is not labeled specifically for rodent mites. The easiest method to control rodent mites that have entered your home is to physically remove them with a vacuum cleaner or wipe them up with a moist cloth. Mites are not automatically killed by a vacuum cleaner so freeze the bag to prevent the mites from crawling back out.
Locating the source and eliminating the hosts and nests is important to prevent further problems with these mites. Nests are usually located in attics, basements, or inside walls. If necessary, trap them with kill traps or glue boards. Spray the dead rat and its nest with a disinfectant.
Removing the mite source (dead mice, rats, and abandoned nests) is very important. Unless you remove their source, rat mites will continue to seek human host infesting your house.
Suspend SC should only be applied to the lawn areas, bushes, trees, shrubs around the pool area and not to any concrete where it could run off into the pool.
Yes, Suspend SC is great for treating spiders and their food source (which naturally drives them away from the area). This product would not prevent spiders from forming webs as they have to come in contact with the treated area in order for it to kill them. To actually prevent spider webs it would be better to use a product like Web Out.
Suspend SC is not labeled for ground bees. A better option is Tempo SC Ultra as it is more aggressive on the stinging insects. You will mix Tempo SC Ultra in a one-gallon hand pump sprayer and apply the one gallon of mixed solution over the area. (1 gallon per 1,000 sq ft). Concentrate on 2-3 square foot sections where you see most of the activity or believe where the nest is. If you are able to see the openings/holes in the ground where the nest is – adjust the nozzle of your sprayer to a pin stream and spray your insecticide mixture directly into the interior of the nest. The combination of spraying around and inside the nest will kill adult wasps and leave behind a residual to kill any hatching wasps. Retreat the nest with the insecticide every 14 days until all immature wasps have been killed.
The best time to treat is late afternoon/early evening when they are less active. Be armed with a can of pyrethrin aerosol, such as PT Wasp Freeze II Aerosol, to spray any wasps that emerge from the nest.
You could use Suspend SC as a crack and crevice spray in the room where they are present, but we would not recommend spraying them directly. We can tell you that many mount owners do use 565 Plus XLO or Cy-Kick aerosol to get rid of cloth moths and carrion beetles. You should choose 565 Plus XLO for a fast knockdown and CyKick Aerosol ifyou need a long lasting residual. Be sure to hold the can at least 12inches away from the mount and spray in a sweeping motion. You should also test the product you choose in a small inconspicuous area before spraying the entire mount.
Yes, Suspend SC can be used for earwigs.
Suspend SC should have had enough time to dry over that 12 hours and so would not need to be reapplied for at least 30 days.
Yes. Suspend SC is labeled for sod webworms and can be used on St. Augustine grass.
Yes, you may apply Suspend SC underneath a deck. Be sure to follow the instructins on the product label.
Suspend SC is not labeled specifically for rodent mites. The easiest method to control rodent mites that have entered your home is to physically remove them with a vacuum cleaner or wipe them up with a moist cloth. Mites are not automatically killed by a vacuum cleaner so freeze the bag to prevent the mites from crawling back out.
Locating the source and eliminating the hosts and nests is important to prevent further problems with these mites. Nests are usually located in attics, basements, or inside walls. If necessary, trap them with kill traps or glue boards. Spray the dead rat and its nest with a disinfectant.
Removing the mite source (dead mice, rats, and abandoned nests) is very important. Unless you remove their source, rat mites will continue to seek human host infesting your house.
Suspend SC should be applied on non-porous surfaces for best results. Because it is a liquid concentrate, it wouldn’t bind to a porous surface such as concrete to give you the best pest protection. A better product for that type of porous exterior surface would be Demon WP.
No, it is not recommended to use Suspend SC since it would damage the hive also. I would check with your local beekeepers for treatment advice on hive beetles since a lot of products have known resistance in certain areas.
Yes, Supsend SC can be used in a backpack sprayer. The mix rate is 0.25-1.50 oz. per gallon of water depending on what you are treating for. Please refer to the product label for complete application instructions.
Suspend SC should not be applied as a broadcast across carpet or flooring as it is only labeled to be used as an interior crack and crevice spray.
Suspend SC is labeled for all three and would do a good job. You would also benefit from adding an insect growth regulator such as NyGuard IGR. This prevents the young from maturing into reproducing adults.
No, Suspend SC is not micro-encapsulated.
Suspend SC is to be mixed at anywhere from 0.4 to 0.6 fl oz per gallon to treat 1,000 sq ft.
Suspend SC should not stain anything that water would not stain if used according to the instructions on the product label. However, it is not recommended for use around water, as it is highly toxic to fish and other aquatic life. If you are treating near water, we would suggest using something like EcoVia or Essentria IC3 instead.
