Temprid SC will stay active for up to 90 days indoors and for about 30 days outdoors.
Temprid SC has beta-cyfluthrin in it which is not a non-repellent product. It is a repellent insecticide. However, repellent these days does not mean the insect can sense that it is there and avoids the area. The insect actually walks over the barrier and gets the insecticide on it…
Read Full Answer »How long it takes the bed bugs to die after they come into contact with a treated area will depend on a number of factors. It will depend on the maturity of the bed bug as well as how long they stayed on the treated area, how long it has been since the area was treated and the concentration that…
Read Full Answer »Yes, Temprid SC is labeled for Bed Bug control. Please see the supplemental label link under the product picture on the Temprid SC page on our website for more information. Temprid SC can be applied to the tufts, folds and seams of mattresses, boxsprings and upholstered furniture. It can…
Read Full Answer »Temprid SC can be mixed at a lower concentration of 8 ml per gallon of water and a higher concentration of 16 ml per gallon of water. There is a total of 400 ml in a bottle. So at a lower concentration of 8 ml per gallon of water, Temprid SC will make 50 gallons of finished solution. If …
Read Full Answer »After applying Temprid SC, you should allow the treated spaces to dry first prior to allowing any children, pets or other adults in those areas. It can be applied to the tufts, folds and seams of mattresses, boxsprings and upholstered furniture. It can also be applied as a crack and crevice …
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Temprid would be a great choice for you. For infested mattresses, remove linens and wash before reuse. Apply to tufts, seams, folds, and edges until moist. Allow to dry before remaking bed.
Apply to bedsprings, box springs, and the interior of bed frames or headboards, including all cra…
You should not store diluted Temprid (or most other diluted insecticides for that matter) for more than 24 hours because the acids in the water will start to degrade the product making it ineffective. Leftover dilution can be disposed of by pouring it out right up against the foundation of you…
Read Full Answer »Temprid SC is available in a 240ml bottle. It is also available in a Ready Spray can that is great for homeowners. For a professional that may treat 10 homes in one day, this bottle does not last very long. You can mix 8 ml per gallon of water or 16 ml per gallon of water for most insect probl…
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Temprid SC Insecticide is safe to use around women that are pregnant, children, and pets after the treated area has dried. This should take approx. one hour.
It is not necessary to wear a mask when spraying Temprid SC if you are spraying in a well ventilated area. If not, we would recommend using a mask.
Temprid SC would work great for all different types of pest. It dries clear, is odorless and safe for people and pets after the treated area has dried.
Temprid SC will last for at least three years when stored in the original container (tightly sealed of course), out of direct sunlight and out of extreme temperatures.
Temprid SC can be mixed with Gentrol IGR for control of many insects. We would not recommend mixing Temprid with Demand CS. Since they both have synthetic pyrethroids as active ingredients, it would most likely not improve efficacy. Temprid SC would be a great choice if you would like to use dual ac…
Read Full Answer »Yes, Temprid SC Insecticide is labeled to be applied in and around a home that has pets. Keep them out of the area during the application and they can return when the treated areas are completely dry. Your pet would need to ingest tons and tons of treated insects to have an effect on her.
Yes, Temprid SC can be applied by homeowners to their own homes if the product can be shipped to your state. The mixing ratio is 8 ml per gallon of water. This will treat 1000 square feet.
To remove the Temprid SC residual you can mop, steam, or scrub the product off the baseboards and walls once it has dried. Temprid will not be absorbed into the floors or furniture if has been stained or treated in anyway and can be removed as instructed.
Water based insecticides are the most commonly used insecticides today because they have low or no odor and they usually do not stain. Oil based insecticides are used in cases where the product may need to stay wetter for a longer period of time and they are usually used outdoors to avoid odor issue…
Read Full Answer »There is no need to pour Temprid into the measuring container attached to the bottle. Simply squeeze the bottle until you get the correct amount into the measuring side of the bottle and remove the cap and pour into the spray container.
Yes, you can be in a home when Temprid is being applied to baseboards as long as you do not have certain health problems or children and pets that could touch the treated area while wet.