Temprid SC Insecticide is only labeled to be applied in cracks and crevices inside and is not usually recommended for inside flea control for this reason. You may want to consider using our Indoor Flea Kit instead, which will give you everything you need to do a complete flea treatment. Please take a moment to look over our Flea Control Guide for more information on treating and preventing this pest.
Temprid SC should not be applied using a cloth or rag. You could potentially use a brush or roller to apply it to wood surfaces for wood infesting pests according to the product label, but otherwise it should be applied with spray equipment that is designed for us with pesticides.
Temprid SC Insecticide can be applied once every 30 days to the foundations including cracks and crevices. If you have a severe infestation of listed insects it can be applied as early as 7- 10 days at 8 ml per gallon of water per 1,000 sq ft.
Temprid SC is labeled to treat fleas, but only outdoors. Please take a look at our Flea Control Guide for other options that can also be used indoors, as well as for more information on treating this pest.
Temprid SC can be sprayed as a crack and crevice application around livestock housing including poultry houses. The animals should not be present during the application.
No, Temprid SC Insecticide will not harm ornamental trees.
Yes, Temprid SC works great in a bedbug treatment program along side other products and non-chemical methods for controlling that pest. It should not be used for flea treatments indoors. You can add an IGR (such as Archer IGR) to Temprid SC for outdoor flea applications. We would recommend a product such as NyGuard Plus for flea applications inside. Please take a few moments to review our treatment article on How to Get Rid of Fleas for a successful eradication program.
When using Temprid SC or any other product for bed bugs, it is recommended that you apply every 7-10 days until you have gone a full 30 days with no new bites or signs of activity. You may want to look over our Bed Bug Treatment Guide for more information on how to implement a successful bed bug eradication program.
Temprid SC Insecticide will dry within a few hours when applied outside, typically best to keep pets out for at least 4-5 hours after application. If the soil is an area that is always damp you will need to repair the issue that is causing it also stay wet or it will not dry out completely. If you are unable to do so it would be best to avoid having these areas sprayed with insecticides.
Per the product label, Temprid SC is approved for use in schools. That being said, unfortunately we cannot make recommendations for products used in a school environment. You will first need to contact your state Agricultural Dept. or school district for a list of approved products.
We cannot comment on any work done by a pest control professional. The Temprid SC Insecticide product label states this product should only be applied as a spray, mist or foam and once the product has dried completely it is not harmful to adults, children or pets. It is not labeled to be used as a gas or vapor that is released into the air in your home. We would recommend contacting Bayer, the manufacturer at (800) 331-2867.
Temprid SC Insecticide is labeled for crack and crevice use. Depending on what you are treating for, we would suggest a using an ant/roach gel or an aerosol instead, inside of your cabinets.
Temprid SC Insecticide is not labeled for spider mites. A better option would be something like Bifen IT.
Temprid SC Insecticide is only labeled for tufts, seams, folds, and edges of upholstered furniture. If used on the top surface it would be best to steam/shampoo the top to remove the product, then once dry it would be safe to sit back on the chair.
Temprid SC Insecticide can be applied to the tufts, seams and folds on your mattress and couches. It is not labeled to be sprayed on areas where individuals lay or rest. It cannot be broadcast across furniture. You can use a contact kill product such as Steri-Fab on the top resting areas of furniture.
Temprid SC Insecticide is mixed at the rate of 8 mL per gallon of water for bedbugs, and 8-16 mL for roaches.
Temprid SC is a contact kill meaning it will kill insects that have been directly sprayed. It will also leave a residual for bedbugs that walk over treated areas. It is also important to target places where they are nesting as much as possible for the best results. Temprid SC leaves a residual behind so you should not apply it more than once every 7-10 days for bedbugs. Please refer to our How To Get Rid of Bed Bugs guide for the best recommendations and treatment advice.
Temprid SC Insecticide should not be used on any furniture. It is strictly for crack and crevice treatments. If Temprid SC Insecticide was used on your couch cushions it would be advise to get your couch deep cleaned with a shampooer or steam cleaner. Keep an eye on family members and if you or anyone starts to have any type of reaction to the insecticide we would advise you seek medical attention immediately.
Temprid SC is mixed at the rate of 8-16 mL per gallon of water per the label instructions. If you feel that your eye irritation was cause by over-application, you should speak to your doctor.
Temprid SC Insecticide can be used for beetles on ornamental trees and shrubs but is not for sale to homoenwers in New York.
