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 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.
Temprid SC Insecticide cannot be sprayed in air vents.
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.
We would recommend using Temprid SC. It has two different active ingredients in it which provide a powerful and effective residual and a quick knockdown. If the infestation is bad, we would recommend using 16 mL per gallon of water and if it is moderate/low, use 8 mL per gallon of water. It does last for up to 90 days indoors and 30 days outdoors. It is labeled for ants, roaches, spiders and various other pests as well. When spraying indoors, you will spray along the baseboards and cracks and crevices. When spraying outdoors, you will spray around the perimeter of the structure.
Another good thing to prevent pests would be to dust inside the wall voids. You will take off the light sockets and electrical outlets. This will create more of a long term treatment for various pests. You will use a hand duster and do a couple of puffs per outlet/socket. We would recommend using Delta Dust. It is waterproof so if it gets what for any reason, it will still work. Also, it lasts inside the wall voids for up to 8 months if it is undisturbed.
Please let us know if you have any additional questions.
Temprid SC has a shelf life on 3-5 years. If it is kept out of extreme temperatures then it is fine. There should not be a strong odor. Please let us know if you have any additional questions.
Actually, Temprid SC is great for spiders and other insects including silverfish. It has a quicker knockdown and a long lasting residual. It is labeled for general pest control for many insects for indoor and outdoor applications. You will mix 0.8 fl oz per gallon of water per 1,000 sq ft and apply to indoor cracks and crevices once every 90 days inside and once a month to the exterior of the home.
Temprid SC Insecticide is the number one most effective Bed bug Concentrate on the market. This is why we have incorporated Temprid into our Bed bug kits. It takes more than one product to eradicate bed bugs. The combination of Temprid plus dust plus aerosol is highly effective. Please be sure to review our Bed Bug guide which lists all of our highly effective Bed bug kits.
You can reapply Temprid SC for bedbug control to listed areas once every 7-10 days per the product label.
Unfortunately, you cannot mix all three products together. If you chose to, you may mix one of the Insecticides with the IGR, but never the two insecticides together.
The 400 ml bottle of Temprid SC will make 50 gallons of finished solution if mixed at 8 ml per gallon of water. Each gallon will treat about 1,000 sq ft of crack and crevices. We recommend that you make a minimum of one application per week for 6-8 weeks or until there are no longer signs of the insect or bites upon proper inspection. We would advise you to apply the products in our Pyrethroid Resistant Bed Bug Kit. Please take a few moments to review our treatment article on How to Get Rid of Bedbugs for more information on a successful eradication program.
No, Temprid SC is not labeled for use in vegetable gardens.