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  • Asked by Steph from Acworth
    07/02/2022
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    Could I use Termidor FOAM to spray into the gaps in the siding before sealing the gaps?
    A

    Termidor Foam can be applied to voids for spot applications as directed.

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  • Asked by Robert from Vidalia, Ga
    08/01/2022
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    Is the expansion of Termidor FOAM harmful to antique furniture?
    Will the expanding properties of the foam damage antique furniture? I'd hate to crack or split the door on my gr-grandmother's clock if this expanding foam is forceful.
    A

    The consistency of the Termidor FOAM when expanding is similar to a high volume hair mousse that will disipate slowly after injected into the space. It is not a hard foaming expansion foam so should not cause damage to any doors or joints. 

    Please view our How to Apply Termidor Foam Video for a quick demonstration of how the foam looks and is applied. 

    For further technical information, please reach out to the manufacturer BASF at 770-985-9195 regarding this matter. 

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  • Asked by David from Dallas,georgia
    03/31/2023
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    Termites in my wooden retaining wall
    I have a small wooden retaining wall that has currently has termites. None in my house yet) The wall is right beside my house however so to close for comfort. I panicked when I discovered these jokers and sprayed the wall with some Talestar I had on hand. It killed what termites I seen but now I want to treat the wall as well as the perimeter around my house. So what's best plan for me? Drill holes in the wall and foam it then do liquid around my house and wall? What action should I take? Thanks
    A
    You can drill the wood to apply Termidor FOAM directly into the areas of activity. The most effective treatment, for preventative or remedial measures, is trenching around the exterior soil, and this will kill any active termites within 90 days. We have a step by step guide that will walk you through how to do your own termite trenching treatment. You can use Navigator SC when doing a termite trench treatment.
     
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  • Asked by Vincent from Denton
    04/08/2023
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    Will it cause electrical outlet issues in the wall? How about mold?
    A

    Termidor FOAM will not cause issues with electrical outlets or molding when used per the product label. You can view our video on How to Use Termidor Foam that may help. 

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  • Asked by Paul from Orange, Ca
    05/29/2023
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    How long after treatment before applying a wood hardener?
    I have treated an exterior wall that is infested with drywood termites. I now want to apply BoraCare and wood hardener to the damaged wood and replace missing wood. How long should I wait before applying BoraCare and the hardener?
    A

    It can take up to 90 days for an entire termite colony to be eliminated after a treatment with chemicals such as Termidor Foam. Due to the difference between the way the ingredients work to control the colony, you would need to give time for the Termidor to kill the colony before the Boracare is applied. You'd want to wait at least 60-90 days before applying it to the existing wood for protection. 

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  • Asked by Justin from Oviedo
    05/30/2023
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    How long does one foam treatment last? Do I need to reapply ever?
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    Termidor Foam is an expanding foam that will start to disperse after it fully expands and will leave behind a residual that will continue to kill termites for about 6 weeks following the application.  Termidor FOAM will expand at a ratio of about 30:1, so each 20-ounce can will create about 20 quarts of foam, covering approximately 1,155 cubic inches.

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  • Asked by Brandon from San Francisco, California
    02/18/2024
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    Termidor Foam on wires behind drywall.
    Is it safe to spray Termidor Foam behind drywalls with wires around it? Not sure how to circumnavigate wires if the termites are in around that stud area.
    A

    Termidor Foam can be applied to wall voids where suspected termite or ant activity is found, and as long as you are not drilling into the wires behind the wall, the foam would have no impact on the materials it may come into contact with besides the termites. 

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