Temprid SC Insecticide - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Tony from Barrington, Il
    10/24/2013
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    What dilution to use for killing cockroaches with Temprid SC and where to spray indoors?
    Killing cockroaches
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    Temprid SC would be mixed at 16 ml per gallons of water and applied at a low-pressure setting along baseboards, window and door frames, on the underside of furniture, behind bookshelves, and in other problem areas as listed on the product label. Residual sprays need to be reapplied every month to every 3 months, depending on the level of infestation. It is also a good idea to alternate products with different active ingredients each application. This will help prevent the roaches from quickly building up a resistance to any single active ingredient. Please take a moment to read How To Get Rid Of Roaches for more tips and advise.
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  • Asked by David from Norwalk Ct But For Use In New Jersey
    11/10/2013
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    Is it a good idea to use both Temprid SC and Phantom for bed bugs?
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    Temprid can be used as a perimeter treatment in the rooms and Phantom Aerosol would be a great choice to spot treat mattresses, boxsprings, and treat other cracks and crevices. You may also want to add a dust insecticide into your treatment such as Cimexa Dust.
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  • Asked by Ed from Springfield, Il
    11/19/2013
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    Can Temprid SC be used in a hand held propane fogger?
    We have old fashioned ceiling tiles, the kind with hundreds of little "holes" crevices and such. We have caulked every thing in sight, bleached walls down, steamed, used: Demand, Gentrol, Phantom, Raid for Bed Bugs, bed bug fogger (early on... and found out the hard way they don't work), and Dusted. We soon realized the ceilings had to be infested. Whenever we would be sitting in one place, they would drop down from the ceiling and start biting away. We called in a well know exterminator service to knock these things out. They came in, supposedly treated... using 3 (THREE) ounces of Phantom spray and dusted two of the four bedrooms. They claimed they didn't see any evidence of bed bugs though. We provided several tape specimens which they agreed were bed bugs. We told/showed them where they were caught and seen. We didn't have the money to hire an exterminator, so we financed the services. Here we are, over $2,000 spent to eliminate these things and treatment didn't seem to make a dent. We came back to DoMyOwn and purchased Temprid. This HAS made a difference. We know the ceiling is still harboring them due to all the perfect hiding and gripping aspects. We need something we can use to cover these areas. Since we have seen such great results with Temprid (in spray cans), we would like to use a hand fogger to apply Temprid SC to the ceilings. Will the fogger affect the Temprid in any way or make it ineffective? How would we mix to use in fogger?
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    No, Temprid SC is not labeled to be applied in a fogger. Temprid SC can be used indoors as a spot treatment or as a void injection by mist, foam, or crack and crevice spray, and outdoors as a perimeter treatment, general surface spray, or foliar application to established landscape ornamentals. Always read the product label completely before use.
    Foggers are not recommended for bedbugs. Bedbugs hide directly in cracks and crevices, foggers meanwhile only go straight up in the air and then come straight down onto to surfaces. Foggers do not penetrate into cracks and crevices where bedbugs harbor. The key to bedbug elimination is good quality products and thorough treatments. You will want to use Temprid through a hand pump sprayer to more effectively treat the ceiling's cracks and crevices.
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  • Asked by Alberto from Miami
    12/12/2013
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    Is Temprid SC good for ticks
    I have ticks outside in my yard and inside my home
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    Temprid SC would be effective for indoor and outdoor tick treatments when used as directed on the product label. Ideally, the indoor application would be made into every possible crevice in the room where the female ticks could go, but this could be a daunting effort. Try to picture where the ticks will wander for a place to hide, such as behind floor molding would be an obvious one. They might get up under stuffed furniture, behind pictures on the walls, inside dressers and other items in your home. All of these areas should be treated. We recommend using an IGR such as Archer IGR in combination with the insecticide that you choose. IGRs (insect growth regulators) will interrupt the growth cycle of juvenile ticks which will stop them from being able to mate and lay eggs.

    For outdoor areas, you use the combination of Temprid and Archer as well.Tie a white cloth to a stick or broom handle and  drag the cloth around over the lawn and grassy areas, and examine the cloth for ticks, which will latch onto the material as it passes by. Areas where ticks are found can be can be treated. You should also treat any tall growth or shrubs.

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  • Asked by Bk from Bay Area, Ca
    12/17/2013
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    Can I use Temprid with a toddler and pregnant wife at home?
    We had bed bugs in our Apartment and the landlord called an agency that has sprayed the apartment with Temprid.. We could obtain the name of the Chemical only after the 2nd treatment today.. I could not find any information online about risks to Pregnancy or to toddlers. Any pointers? Thanks.
    A
    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.
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  • Asked by Andrew from Indianapolis, In.
    01/07/2014
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    Do you have to be certified in the State of Indiana, or any other state to use Temprid SC?
    Also, do you need to be certified to use Diatomaceous Earth powder?
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    The only time you need to be certified and licensed is when there are restrictions for purchase in a specific state or if you plan to treat someone else's home or property for profit. As a homeowner, you may apply Diatomaceous Earth and Temprid SC to your own home without being certified/licensed in Indiana.
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  • Asked by Gregory from St. Cloud
    04/22/2014
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    What can I use for bed bugs treatment on furniture?
    can i use temprid sc insecticide or dust on couches or furniture
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    Yes, you can apply Temprid to the seams and folds of the upholstered furniture. Please see our Article "how to get rid of Bed bugs" This article includes videos and instructions for this very treatment.
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  • Asked by Lee from Portland, Oregon
    05/09/2014
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    What to use when your up against a lot of Bed Bugs?
    I have set off 20 foggers and used 3 gal of spray and a pro gave up on it too?
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    There is hope! We would recommend using Temprid SC.  Temprid will treat even resistant bed bugs.

    Temprid SC for Bed Bug Control:

    • Use at a rate of 0.27 fl oz (8 milliliters) of Temprid SC per gallon of water.
    • Controls bed bug populations that are resistant to pyrethroid insecticides. Spray bugs directly wherever possible following site directions below:
    • 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 cracks and joints.
    • When bed bugs are found in upholstered furniture, apply only to the infested tufts, seams, folds and edges, but do not apply to flat surfaces where prolonged human contact will occur. If bugs heavily infest furniture (inside cushions and/or batting) apply a labeled insecticide dust.
    • 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.
    • Temprid SC is not repellent to bed bugs, can withstand up to 8 hours of bed bug heat treatments (140 F), and prevents bed bug infestations for up to 6 months.
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  • Asked by Holly from Cape Coral, Fl
    05/09/2014
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    What products would be best for all-around outdoor/indoor treatments that are safe around dogs?
    I have ants (little black ones), palmetto roaches (big ones), and spiders. I also have 2 dogs that get into everything!
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    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.
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  • Asked by Kimberly from Dallas, Tx
    05/15/2014
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    Can you pair Temprid SC with a fogger?
    I was considering pairing Temprid SC with a flee/tick fogger because Temprid SC cannot be applied directly to open carpet, which is where fleas may be harboring. Would the products counter act? Is it only necessary to use Temprid SC to kill a flea infestation?
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    Temprid SC is only an indoor crack and crevice application. Flea treatments should be an open floor broadcast with a product labeled for such treatment. We would recommend applying a product that can be broadcast indoors for flea treatments such as our Outdoor/Indoor Flea Kit or Alpine Insecticide Aerosol with IGR. Please review the article below for flea eradication.

     

    Indoor Flea Treatment Article

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  • Asked by Kimberly from Dallas, Tx
    05/15/2014
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    Which dilution ratio is quicker and most effective for long term bed bug treatment and future prevention?
    The standard instructions are " *0.54 fl. oz. (16 mL)/gal. of water
    A
    The most effective dilution of Temprid SC for bedbug treatments is 8ml per gallon of water per 1,000 sq ft applied once a week.
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  • Asked by Kimberly from Arlington
    05/20/2014
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    Can Temprid SC be applied to vents and electrical sockets?
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    It is not recommended by the manufacturer of Temprid SC to apply the product where electrical shock hazards exist. We would recommend applying Alpine Dust to voids and electrical outlets and lightswitch plates for various insects.
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  • Asked by Ken
    05/20/2014
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    How long do you need to stay away from room after spraying Temprid SC?
    Can you spray Temprid directly to your bed and furniture?
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    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 treatment to all baseboards, moldings, beneath floor coverings and carpets, closets, shelves, curtains, furniture and picture frames that may provide harborage areas for the listed insects.
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  • Asked by Lindsey from Levittow, Pa
    06/23/2014
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    Worried about food I left in apartment while exterminator sprayed Temprid
    My landlord did an inside perimeter spray with Temprid SC, and I left some food in the apartment away from the floor. Is my food safe?
    A
    Is there any way you could find out exactly where the Temprid SC Insecticide was applied? If you have fruits or breads out up on a counter there should not be any problem. That is if the product was only applied to cracks and crevices, not broadcast out. Please call us at 866-581-7378 to better assist you.
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  • Asked by Belinda from Cheyenne, Wyoming
    07/06/2014
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    How soon after a treatment of Temprid SC Insecticide can I vacuum?
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    You can vacuum when Temprid SC Insecticide has dried. It is safe once it is dry as well.

    Please let us know if you have any other questions.

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  • Asked by Extermital from Washington
    07/08/2014
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    Is Temprid SC still effect after shelf life?
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    Temprid SC has a shelf life of 3 to 5 years if stored in a cool dry area. Have a great day!
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  • Asked by Bessie from Miami
    07/15/2014
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    My friend lives in Alberta, Canada. Does he need to be certified to use this product in his apartment?
    A
    We are unsure of your friends local regulations but here in the United States it is perfectly legal for people to use these professional products on their own home or property without a pest control applicators license. 
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  • Asked by Stephanie from Hagerstown
    07/22/2014
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    Can I use the same sprayer that I used for phantom with Temprid or will any residual
    From Phantom cause Temprid to not be effective? Do I have to buy another sprayer?
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    Temprid uses 2 different active ingredients. One that kills by transfer like Phantom and one that provides a quick kill. We always recommend to thoroughly rinse out the sprayer after each use. Using the same sprayer you previously applied Phantom with, will not counteract the Temprid.
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  • Asked by Stephanie from Hagerstown
    07/22/2014
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    How soon after using Temprid SC can I vacuum?
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    After using Temprid SC, you can vacuum as soon as the product dries. It is also safe once it's dry as well for pets, children, etc. Please let us know if you have any additional questions.
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  • Asked by Mark from Provo Ut
    07/28/2014
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    Temprid DDVP ?
    Does Temprid SC contain any Dichlorvos (DDVP)? I'm wondering about mixing it with an IGR and Onslaught FastCap. Is mixing the 3 of these something you would recommend?
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    No, Temprid SC does not contain DDVP. You can mix Temprid SC with an IGR. It is not necessary to mix these Temprid SC and Onslaught FastCap. Please let us know what you are treating for exactly so that a better recommendation of either Temprid SC or Onslaught FastCap.
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