While Bedlam and Temprid SC are labeled to be applied in some of the same areas we would not recommend that this be done. The products are best used in conjunction with each other to treat different areas. Bedlam would be applied to the mattress folds and seams and spraying in cracks and crevices such as drawers and runners of drawers, bed frames, picture frames, underneath baseboards, bookcases corners etc. Temprid SC can be applied as a coarse, low-pressure spray to harborage areas including crevices, along baseboards, behind bed frames and headboards, beneath beds and furniture, and to box springs and bed frames.
Please take a few minutes to read over the Bedbug Treatment guide so that you may better understand what is needed to eliminate bedbugs in your home
You can vacuum when Temprid SC Insecticide has dried. It is safe once it is dry as well.
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People and pets can return to areas treated with Temprid SC Insecticide once the product is completely dry. Anyone with medical issues is advised to check with their physician for any additional precautions that should be followed.
Temprid SC would be a great choice to apply for eradicating spiders, moths, crickets and ladybugs. You will mix 8 ml per gallon of water per 1,000 sq ft monthly to the exterior and quaterly to the interior cracks and crevices.
Temprid SC Insecticide can be applied inside cabinets as a spot application to the cracks and crevices and around plumbing. If spraying in cabinets where eating utensils are kept, you would need to remove all items, thoroughly clean the cabinets and let the application completely dry before putting dishes or eating utensils back into the drawers.
Yes, Temprid SC is labeled for use on mosquitoes, as well as various other insects. Be sure to treat the vegetation where mosquitoes would be. We do also suggest treating any sitting water with Altosid Larvicide. Altosid Pro-G will last up to 30 days.
Temprid SC Insecticide has an indoor residual of approximately 90 days and an outdoor residual of approximately 30 days. It can be applied as frequently as every 10-14 days per the label instructions, depending on the pest you’re treating for. Cimexa Dust should not be applied in areas treated with Temprid SC. Typically, that is used in cracks and crevices and other places you can’t use a liquid insecticide for.
Temprid SC is one of the best products for roaches and other pests. You can treat outdoors, one foot up on the foundation and one foot out on the ground. Indoors, you can spray on baseboards areas and cracks and crevices. If you are dealing with German roaches, we would recommend to use something like our Roach Control Kit Rotation A.
Temprid SC is labeled to be applied in the seams, folds, and tufts of mattresses and cushions of the infested area.
Temprid SC/Gentrol/Phantom II Spray are all designed to dry clear when applied as directed. As with all chemicals, be sure to perform a test spot treatment in the areas prior to treating.Please also visit our Bed Bug Control Guide for helpful tips and videos!
When you are spraying Temprid SC for bed bugs, it is recommended that you spray every 7-10 days until you do not see activity for 30 days. How long the product takes to work depends on how severe the problem is to begin with, your other treatment methods, and how thorough treatments are. Temprid SC does offer a long residual, however it is important to perform follow-up treatments at close intervals to kill newly hatched bed bugs that may be present in the area. Please see our Bed Bug Treatment article for more information.
Temprid SC Insecticide is labeled for clover mites, not any other mites. It is recommended that you remove the nest from the area and treat with something like Onslaught Insecticide. This product is labeled for mites specifically. The rate is 1 fl oz per gallon of water.