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Asked by Mia from Colorado Springs Co

08/20/2014

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Is Temprid Ready Spray pet friendly and safe for my dog?

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Yes, Temprid Ready Spray is safe for pets when used as directed. We would recommend not spraying when your pets are in the room. Once the product is dry, it is safe for them to return. Please let us know if you have any additional questions.

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Asked by Dennis from Kissimmee, Fl

06/15/2015

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Is the Temprid Ready Spray supposed to come out the straw like a small stream rather than an aerosol?

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Yes, when using the straw attachment the Temprid will come out as a much finer stream for crack and crevice treatments rathen than a broad aerosol application.

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Asked by Mieshia from Arlington, Texas

10/16/2013

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Can I use the Temprid Ready Spray outside and inside?
I need a product that I can use outside and inside to combat ants, will this work? Other suggestions

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The Temprid Ready Spray can be used outdoors per the product label. Apply in cracks and crevices or spot treatment to surfaces on buildings, porches and other structures, openings around doors and windows, eaves and attic vents, utility and attic vents, utility entry points, weep holes, soffit…
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The Temprid Ready Spray can be used outdoors per the product label. Apply in cracks and crevices or spot treatment to surfaces on buildings, porches and other structures, openings around doors and windows, eaves and attic vents, utility and attic vents, utility entry points, weep holes, soffit areas and other exterior openings where pests may enter the struture or where they have been seed or found, or can find shelter.

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Asked by Sharon

10/30/2014

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How large an area will 1 can of Temprid spray cover?

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Temprid Ready Spray will cover approx 1500 - 2000 Sq. feet depending on what and how you are treating. Please let us know if you have any more questions.

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Asked by Amy from In

06/07/2019

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Is Temprid Ready To Spray non repellent for carpenter ants?

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Temprid Ready To Spray is slightly repellent and does offer a quick knockdown to ants sprayed directly and when it is first applied. After a day or so it is vitually undetectable by ants and they are able to transfer from ant to ant.

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Asked by Maribel from Atlanta, Ga

07/06/2014

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Non repellent
Is the spray a non repellent insecticide? Can it be used for bed bug prevention? Thank you.

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Temprid will kill bed bugs that are resistant against pyrethroid insecticides. Lasting up to 6 months, Temprid has a residual that will protect against bed bugs reappearing.
Spray bugs and eggs directly whenever possible. This product kills bed bug eggs that are directly treated, and youn
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Temprid will kill bed bugs that are resistant against pyrethroid insecticides. Lasting up to 6 months, Temprid has a residual that will protect against bed bugs reappearing.
Spray bugs and eggs directly whenever possible. This product kills bed bug eggs that are directly treated, and young nymphs emerging from eggs are killed by dried residues. Remove linens and wash before reuse. On infested mattresses, apply only as spot treatment to tufts, seams, folds, and edges until moist; allow mattress to dry before remaking bed. Apply to bedsprings, box springs, and the interior of bed frames or headboards, including all cracks and joints. When upholstered furniture is infested, apply as a spot treatment only to the infested tufts, seams, folds and edges. Apply as a crack and crevice treatment to all baseboards, moldings, beneath floor coverings and carpets, closets, shelves, curtains, furniture and picture frames that may provide harborage to bed bugs. Inside empty luggage, apply to seams, folds and edges until moist. *Do not treat areas of furniture or upholstery where prolonged contact with humans will occur. Do no spray bed linens or other materials which come in direct contact with occupants of the bed.

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Asked by Josh from Mesa, Az

11/16/2013

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How is Temprid Ready Spray with roaches? Can it also be used in conjunction with Gentrol IGR or Pointsource?

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Temprid Ready Spray works fantastic in treating roaches. Temprid Ready Spray kills quickly, but also through transfer. We most certainly would recommend using an IGR like Gentrol IGR or Gentrol Point Source as part of your roach treatment.

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Asked by Amy from Midwest

06/11/2019

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Is Temprid Ready to Spray non repellent for carpenter ants?
I'm hoping this gets answered (I think will help many people). It is part of carpenter ant kit. But it seems like it has initial knockdown as well as residual... so I am confused. Will it interfere with baiting for ants or other non residual sprays I have applied? I really want to use, but am unsure where and how - in accordance with other carpenter ant products (all non repellents - trying to kill queen/s). Checkmate I need. :-). Thanks so much!

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Temprid Ready To Spray is slightly repellent and does offer a quick knockdown to ants sprayed directly and when it is first applied. This is helpful for ants in places where they pose an immediate issue and need to be removed quickly. After a day or so it is vitually undetectable and ants are kill…
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Temprid Ready To Spray is slightly repellent and does offer a quick knockdown to ants sprayed directly and when it is first applied. This is helpful for ants in places where they pose an immediate issue and need to be removed quickly. After a day or so it is vitually undetectable and ants are killed more slowly allowing ants to travel over the treated areas where they will pick up the Temprid on their bodies and transfer it back to the nest and to the other ants, causing colony collapse. As long as you do not place bait on areas where the Temprid has been sprayed it will not interfere with the baits.

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Asked by A

07/24/2018

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Is it harmful to remain in the home as Temprid is being sprayed and for the few hours afterwards until its dry?

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It is always recommended that pets and people not doing the treatment with Temprid Ready Spray be out of the area during treatment until dry. You can return to the area typically 30 minutes to 1 hour after application.

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Asked by Kathrin from San Antonio, Tx

04/26/2014

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I bought this spray to eliminate Springtails in my sinks & tub
I don't know if this was the right product to buy since I need to put it in the drains. Can I spray this directly in the sink & tub drain? If not, can you suggest something that will get in the drains, maybe a fogger or bug bomb? Thank you.

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You are correct, Temprid Ready Spray is not labeled to be used in drains. However, we do have a product called EcoVia that can safely be used in drains and eliminates springtails. EcoVia EC is labeled for use and kills of a wide range of flying, crawling and sucking insects such as ants,&n…
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You are correct, Temprid Ready Spray is not labeled to be used in drains. However, we do have a product called EcoVia that can safely be used in drains and eliminates springtails. EcoVia EC is labeled for use and kills of a wide range of flying, crawling and sucking insects such as ants, cockroaches, springtails, spiders, fleas, bed bugs, flies, wasps, mosquitoes, ticks, brown marmorated stink bugs, kudzu bugs, white flies, aphids, and many more.

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Asked by Michael from New Jersey

10/31/2014

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What's the best insecticide for bedbugs?
I keep hearing Temprid, Bedlam Plus, and Demand CS. Which should I get or should I just get all three??

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Temprid Ready Spray is a very good product to spray directly on your furniture, mattress, box spring, around the bed frame and on the headboard. This can also be sprayed around the baseboards and cracks and crevices in your home. We would recommend using this in conjuction with a product like Demand…
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Temprid Ready Spray is a very good product to spray directly on your furniture, mattress, box spring, around the bed frame and on the headboard. This can also be sprayed around the baseboards and cracks and crevices in your home. We would recommend using this in conjuction with a product like Demand CS. This will be sprayed around the baseboards and cracks and crevices in the rooms where bed bug activity has been detected. You will use these two products every 10-14 days until there is no bed bug activity for 30 days. We would also recommend using Cimexa Dust inside the wall voids. You will use a hand duster to puff dust inside the wall voids. This will last in the wall voids for up to 10 years.

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Asked by Lee

03/11/2015

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If Temprid spray has 6 month residual why is weekly treatment recommended for bedbugs?

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Temprid Ready Spray has been proven to kill a bed bug coming in contact with it after 6 months of application. With that sai, if you are treating an active bed bug issue, research has shown stong results with bed bug eradication treating every 7 days.

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Asked by Jenn from Ohio

08/14/2017

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How long of a residual do Temprid Ready Spray and Temprid SC have?

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Both Temprid Ready Spray and Temprid SC liquid will leave a 90 day residual indoors for general maintenance applications.

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Asked by Mdj from Philadelphia, Pa

05/28/2015

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What's best for treating headboards and sensitive crevices in and around bed
Bedlam? Temprid ready spray or Phantom aerosol spray?

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Bedlam Insectide, Temprid Ready Spray and Phantom Aerosol are all labeled to be used on mattresses and box springs for bed bugs. Bedlam Insecticide is a residual aerosol spray specially designed to control bed bugs and various other pests as well. Bedlam may be used as for crack and crevice treat…
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Bedlam Insectide, Temprid Ready Spray and Phantom Aerosol are all labeled to be used on mattresses and box springs for bed bugs. Bedlam Insecticide is a residual aerosol spray specially designed to control bed bugs and various other pests as well. Bedlam may be used as for crack and crevice treatment and on and around baseboards, floorboards, headboards, and walls. This product is water-based and non-irritating, so it can be used to spot treat bedding and mattresses when controlling bed bugs. In addition, the product will not stain water-safe fabrics and surfaces. Temprid Ready Spray cans come with two nozzles and a crack and crevice (C&C) straw. The nozzle with the smooth top produces a larger spray pattern perfect for bee's nests, windows, baseboards, and general application. The nozzle with the ridged (lined) top can be used with or without the C&C straw and is good for bed frames, edges of mattresses, voids, and bee holes in a wall. It is also labeled for various pests, including bed bugs and roaches. Phantom Aerosol provides broad-spectrum control over numerous indoor pests including bed bugs, ants and cockroaches. Phantom dries clear with no visible residue, and delivers long-residual non-repellent control. In other words, Phantom aerosol will stay around and kill pests long after you spray it. Plus, the product has a transfer effect allowing insects to pick up the product and spread it to one another through touch and food-sharing, which kills even the pests you don't see.

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Asked by Mari from Los Angeles, California

01/25/2017

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How well does Temprid Ready Spray work for German roaches? How often should it be applied?

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Temprid Re ady Spra y is a great product and should do a good job towards helping you eradicate a roach infestation. We do also recommend that you use an insect growth regulator (IGR) along with a roach bait gel in addition to an insecticide spray for best results. Please take a look at our Roac…
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Temprid Re ady Spra y is a great product and should do a good job towards helping you eradicate a roach infestation. We do also recommend that you use an insect growth regulator (IGR) along with a roach bait gel in addition to an insecticide spray for best results. Please take a look at our Roach Control Guide for more information on treating and preventing roaches.

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Asked by A

07/24/2018

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Can Temprid Ready Spray be applied in residential kitchens and under appliances (ie ovens, fridges)?

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Yes, Temprid Ready Spray is a great crack and crevice spray for treating along baseboards, around windows, behind appliances, under cabinets, etc.

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Asked by Jim from Fargo,nd

01/08/2015

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May I Temprid Ready Spray inside luggage?

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Yes, you may use Temprid Ready Spray inside luggage. Make sure to remove all belongings from the inside of the luggage and apply allong the tuffs, folds, seams, cracks, and crevices of the luggage and allow to to fully dry before putting any belongings back inside.

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Asked by Gary from Calabasas , California

03/10/2021

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How should I apply Temprid Ready To Spray to kill clothes moths in home and closets?

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Apply Temprid Ready To Spray when pests are seen or found. Reapply every 7 to 10 days until infestation is eliminated.
Crack and crevice treatment: Inject into cracks and crevices or void spaces where insects may be harboring, living, and breeding. Place injector tip into cracks, crevices, holes
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Apply Temprid Ready To Spray when pests are seen or found. Reapply every 7 to 10 days until infestation is eliminated.
Crack and crevice treatment: Inject into cracks and crevices or void spaces where insects may be harboring, living, and breeding. Place injector tip into cracks, crevices, holes, and other small openings. In light infestations or maintenance treatments, move the injection tube along cracks and crevices at the rate of 1 linear foot per second. For heavy infestations or clean-out treatments, move the injection tube along cracks and crevices at the rate of 6 inches per second. In enclosed void spaces, after calculating the void's cubic area, apply at a rate of 2 seconds per cubic feet. Several holes may be required in long-running voids.
Spot treatment: Hold nozzle between 12 to 18 inches from the surface to be treated. Release product at a rate of 4 seconds per 2 square feet. Each spot treatment must not exceed 2 square feet.

Please also take a few minutes to read over our clothes moth article to learn what you need to do to be successful in your treatment.

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Asked by Judith from Honolulu

09/26/2017

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Will Temprid Ready Spray work on crazy ants?

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Temprid Ready Spray is labeled for ants, excluding fire ants. We would recommend taking a look at the Rasberry / Carribean Crazy Ant Kit. It comes with everything you will need to do a complete treatment for crazy ants in the future.

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Asked by Steve from Nj

06/10/2018

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Is the Temprid Ready Spray a foam?

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Unfortunately, the Temprid Ready Spray is not a foam. This product is water-based and non-irritating, so it can be used to spot treat areas like cracks and crevices, tufts, folds and seams of mattresses.

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