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  • Asked by Robert from Winston-salem, Nc
    06/06/2013
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    I have an all brick home and no active termites. do you recommend doing trenching & drilling?
    Used a pest control co. for last 7 years with monitoring stations and yearly inside inspection. I want to do my own pest contol and uncertain if I need to dig & drill?
    A
    If you are able to continue using the stations in the yard they used you can certainly continue to monitor these for activity. If they used the same type we carry on our site, then we can provide you with the necessary replacement parts as needed and guide you on how to check and treat the stations. If you do not have this ability, the best way to protect your home is to do the trench treatment around the foundation of the home and drill where you need to where any concrete touches the home(ie:driveway, garage, patio, etc.). By using Termidor you are protecting your home from any future infestations for the next 10 years. Please review our article on How To Do A Termite Treatment to see what would be involved in a home owner treatment, and feel free to contact us if you have any other questions.
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  • Asked by Jesse from Williamsburg, Va
    06/12/2013
    Q
    please advise manuf. date of lot # 0042501F1
    A
    You would need to contact BASF directly to inquire about the manufacture date, as they are the manufacturer and we are just a distributor. You may reach BASF at 800-526-1072.
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  • Asked by Cfollis from Wynnewood Oklahoma
    06/12/2013
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    Will Termidor SC work as deterrent to ticks and fleas on dogs?
    A
    Termidor is not labeled for use on pets and should not be used than for any uses on the product label.
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  • Asked by Edward from New Port Richey, Fl
    07/04/2013
    Q
    Can I spray Termidor SC on my entire yard around my mobile
    home to rid the yard of ant hills that are a constant problem.I assume you would spray only when rain is not in the forecast. Thanks for the help!
    A
    Termidor SC is not labeled to be used anywhere but around the perimeter of the structure. You can use baits around the ant hills. Please check out our Ant control page.
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  • Asked by Chris from Lancaster Pa
    07/11/2013
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    I had Termidor applied through skirting and under manufactured home for ants. Is this unsafe to occupant?
    A
    As long as you followed the labels instructions, it should not pose a problem. 
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  • Asked by Brandi from Corvallis, Mt
    07/24/2013
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    I have a horrible thief ant problem. What will kill them? HELP
    I have tried Maxforce FC bait stations, Combat Source Kill bait stations, and Terro, Borax, and Boric Acid mixed with peanut butter (to attract them). I'm tried of wasting money and time on products that don't work. What would be your top suggestion for thief ants? They do (and only ever) prefer proteins. (Sorry if this is a repeat submission, there was an error and I was unsure if the last question was submitted).
    A
    If the ants are not taking the Maxforce bait we would recommend to use advance 375A as it is a protien based bait. You could also instead use Termidor SC. Termidor is a non repellent and thus when the foraging ants come in contact with it they will transfer the active ingredient back to the colony and it will cause a domino killing effect. Termidor is mixed at a rate of .80 fl oz. to one gallon of water in a pump sprayer and sprayed around the outside foundation of the home. For example, you would spray 1 foot up the foundation of your home, and 1 foot out onto the ground.  The treatment will last about 4-6  months, and will then need to be reapplied. Th
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  • Asked by Webdy from St Pete Fl
    07/25/2013
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    Is it safe to use termidor indoors, it has been sprayed in my cabinets and drawers.
    THIS WAS APPLIED TO INSIDE OF BATHROOM CABINETS AND ALSO INSIDE DRAWRES IS THIS SAFE TO BE AROUND AFTERWARDS ?
    A
    Termidor SC is not labeled for use indoors, unless for termite spot treatments. Please contact BASF 800-526-1076 for help trouble shooting this issue.
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  • Asked by Felix from Houston, Tx
    08/11/2013
    Q
    How do I get rid of crazy ants?
    They are in my yard, starting to get in my home.
    A
    Termidor SC is one of the best products known to work on the crazy ant. According to the product label you are only allowed to use Termidor SC once very 6 months for ant control (the only exception to this is for folks dealing with the Raspberry crazy ant of Texas and only in certain counties of Texas. Those folks have received an exemption). You can alternate between products if needed. You can use Termidor SC and then alternate it with Phantom which works very much like the Termidor. By using this method you are staying within the label limits. Please let us know if you have any other questions.
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  • Asked by Zoraya from San Juan, Pr
    08/11/2013
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    Is the Termidor SC properties affected or reduced with the use of another product for fleas and ticks?
    I use Termidor for termites and I need some product to kill and control ticks and fleas around the patio and premises where my pets stay. What product do you recommend for those pests in my pets; shampoos, dips, etc.?
    A
    Since Termidor is a non-repellant product you would not want to apply anything repellant as it will null that affect.  For flea and tick control outside you can use the Outdoor/Indoor Flea Kit.  This kit contains Onslaught which is a broad spectrum insecticide which can be used as a broadcast spray for both indoor and outdoor infestations. The kit also contains Martins IGR which will help break the breeding cycle of the fleas for long term control.  Both products work great for fleas and ticks.  We do carry several products that are labeled for flea and tick control on pets, you can find them here.  Our most popular product is the PetCor Flea Spray.  Petcor Flea Spray contains Precor IGR, another type of insect growth regulator.
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  • Asked by Joe from Dayton Texas
    08/14/2013
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    What is good to spray a large lot for crazy ants, and also spray indoors?
    A
    Termidor SC used outdoors and Phantom used indoors have been the most effective products to control Crazy Raspberry Ants. Ant baits and synthetic pyrethroid insecticides do not seem to do an effective job controlling this ant species. Texas A&M University has done extensive research regarding these ants and you can find detailed articles on their extension website. We have linked a specific article about them HERE. Please let us know if you have any other questions!
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  • Asked by Steve from Beloit, Wis
    08/17/2013
    Q
    I can hear hornets in a stud cavity. How can I exterminate them?
    A
    Please take a moment to read over our article on how to Get Rid of Wasps and Hornets.  This will give you the best advice in trying to treat for hornets
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  • Asked by Monica from Prairie Grove
    08/22/2013
    Q
    What is a batch # for Termidor 80 wg
    A
    We apologize, but we do not sell Termidor 80 wg. Batch numbers can vary depending on many factors. We recommend contacting BASF at 800-526-1072 to more accuratly answer your questions about Termidor 80 wg.
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  • Asked by August from Anaheim, Calif
    09/13/2013
    Q
    Termites in Alder trees
    I have termites in my Alder trees in So California. I purchased some Termidor SC from you guys. Should I mix and pour around the base of the infected tree or inject into tree limbs that already have died from termites? Help!
    A
    Termidor cannot be used in the manner you have described and is not labeled for use on trees as you described.  Termites do not normally attack live, healthy trees so you most likely will not find any products that will work as a ground barrier around the trees.  Most people are primarily concerned with protecting the big investment, their home, and Termidor would be the product to use for that.  It is only labeled to be used adjacent to the structure though.  Please take a moment to read over our article on "How to do a Termite Treatment" for complete details
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  • Asked by Steven from Eldersburg Maryland
    09/16/2013
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    Is termites emerging from soil directly after Termidor SC treatment normal?
    Hi, I just performed a treatment of Termidor SC around the foundation of my house. While digging the trench along my foundation I discovered a small pocket of active subterranean termites (the nasty little white-ish ones, not winged) in the soil right around 6" down. After pouring in the treatment, spraying down the backfill thoroughly, and backfilling, I came back about 2 hours later to find the termites emerging from the soil and making their way along the foundation towards the bottom of my siding. Is this normal, for them to come up out of the soil after a treatment? I've seen the winged termites come out of the ground but never the subterranean ones.
    A
    It is normal to see the termites emerging after a colony has been disturbed. They go into panic mode and begin to act out of character. As long as they were contacted by the treatment they will be eliminated.
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  • Asked by Shaine from Dayton Tx
    09/17/2013
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    What can I use in my yard for crazy ants? I have almost 3 acres and and these ants are everywhere! Please help
    I am purchasing phantom for my house and termidor sc around the house. Could I use the termidor in the yard and if so how many bottles do I need for 3 acres? How many can I purchase at one time? Any info woukd be heloful!
    A
    That is great news that you are using Termidor around the outside perimeter and phantom indoors. Unfornuantly, Termidor cannot be used out in the yard. We recommend using something like Invict Blitz Ant Granules. All turf and landscaping areas of the property can treated with 4-8 oz per 1000 sq ft., or 10-20 lbs. per acre.
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  • Asked by Gary from Kansas
    09/23/2013
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    I have found termites in my garage. This is a "detached" garage that was built right next to the house.
    The garage is on a slab. Can I apply Termidor around the perimeter of the garage, or do I have to drill holes? I have not found termites in the house, It is about 110 years old. Just in the garage, which is quite a bit newer.
    A
    We always recommend performing a complete barrier treatment around the structure.  You watch complete instructions here in our video.
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  • Asked by Jim from Mission Viejo Ca
    09/25/2013
    Q
    Can I spray/ broadcast or foam an attic for drywood termites in CA?
    Does termidor soak into the attic member wood?
    A
    No, Termidor SC is not applied inside the structure as a spray or broadcast application. It can be mixed with ProFoam and applied using a PolyFoamer for voided areas (spot treat only-see product label for specific application instructions). Termidor SC is not a wood treatment product. For drywood termite treatments on wood, we recommend applying a product called Bora-Care. This product is applied to raw wood and penetrates further than any other product.
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  • Asked by Valarie from Laplace, Louisiana
    10/10/2013
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    Can I use Termidor SC if I put down something for carpenter ants and termites?
    I found active termites and had some spectracide Termite and carpenter ant killer in ready to use bottle so I dumped the whole thing across a 15 ft. area. I did not dig out any dirt before dumping, I just dumped. Can I still use the termidor? This was about a month ago that I poured the stuff on the ground. I also needed to know how these commercial companys make such neat trenches, do you have any suggestions?
    A
    We recommend that you check the product label of the product that was previously used in that area for the length of time of the residual prior to applying any product in that area. You may also call the manufacturer of the product for the information.
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  • Asked by Gayle from Tiffin, Oh
    11/30/2013
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    I have a block house. We know there was past subterranian termite activity.
    I am suspecting some new activity around a window in the bathroom. What is my best route of attack? I thought about drilling at every block cavity around the perimeter just below the floor joists.-- The joists go directly into the block. -Then using Termidor SC in the cavities. I'm told the termites will make their home in the bottom of the block and may stay dormant for years there. If I do this, how long before I will have to do it again? Or should I do the cavities and do a trench outside?
    A

    When treating a block foundation, you should drill a hole in each void so there would be 2 holes per block.  The holes should be no more than 18 inches high.  Usually you want to drill on the second row of blocks high from the ground.  In addition to drilling the holes, you should also trench and treat the outside foundation wall and the inside foundation wall if you have a crawl space.  After drilling the holes, you are supposed to apply 2 gallons of solution per 10 lineal feet into the blocks.  For filling trenches and drill holes going vertically into slabs, you should apply 4 gallons per 10 lineal feet.  Please let us know if you have any further questions. Click on the link below for more information on treating termites.

    How To Perform A Termite Treatment


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  • Asked by Rebecca from Jacksboro, Tx
    12/17/2013
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    What if a product needs to be returned?
    We ordered a product to treat termites for new construction. However, due to weather conditions the product arrived after the vapor barrier had been put down. We would like to return it.
    A
    If the item has been unopened and it has been within the 90 day timeframe we can certainly assist you. Please contact us at 866-581-7378, so that we can process your return for you. We look forward to speaking with you soon!
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