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  • Asked by Terry from Sc
    06/01/2016
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    Do I have to dig a trench around my pillow blocks under my house to treat for termites?
    A

    If the pillow blocks are under the surface you will not need to dig around them for you treatment. You will want to focus on treating outside around the structure for your trenching area so that the solution will absorb into soil enough to leave a residual where the termites are migrating from. Please let us know if you need more information.

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  • Asked by John from Owasso, Ok
    11/21/2018
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    When applying Termidor SC, how far away from the outside wall do I need to drill the holes?
    A

    When drilling holes for application of Termidor, you will need to come out 2-3 inches from the foundation and drill holes every 12" into the concrete along the foundation wall.

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  • Asked by Eric from Falkville, Alabama
    05/04/2014
    Q
    What is a good all around for an indoor spray and a separate outdoor spray.
    My house is logged sided so I need a good termite plan.
    A
    To give you an accurate treatment plan, we have more questions that need to be answered. Please call us at 866-581-7378 so that we can better assist  you. We look forward to speaking with you soon!
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  • Asked by Lonny from Sunset, Tx
    02/16/2016
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    How do I apply Termidor SC before pouring a tension slab with piers and beams?
    I will be pouring a post tension slab with piers and beams and want to pre treat for termites. Where should I apply the Termidor SC? I'm thinking around all the plumbing penetrations & the 2' deep exterior footer. Before the concrete is poured a plastic sheeting will be put down, do you apply the Termidor before the plastic is put down or can you apply it on top of the plastic?
    A

    Termidor SC should be applied directly to the soil. It is recommended that you treat around each pier. You will mix at a rate of .80 fl oz. for each gallon of water used. Each 20 oz bottle will make 25 gallons of solution and treats 60 lineal feet of trenching. You could also treat the wood directly with Boracare. You will use a 5:1 ratio. This will last for the life of the wood.

    We would also recommend that you check out our Termite Guide. It has very useful information and tips on how to treat and prevent termites.

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  • Asked by Debbie from Elk Grove Village, Il
    02/03/2017
    Q
    Last yr I had 2 Termidor treatements for ants. Do I need to have more treatments this year?
    A

    Depending on the rate at which Termidor SC is applied, it can be applied 2-4 times per year for ant control.

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  • Asked by Kevin from Billings
    06/25/2014
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    Can you treat a basement floor with Termidor SC?
    I broke the concrete floor out of basement to pour a new one in. Now that it is out, can I spray the dirt floor before I pour a new one?
    A
    Termidor SC should be applied in a 6" by 6" trench directly around the exterior of your home. It is not labeled for indoor use.
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  • Asked by Dennis from Prescott, Az
    08/17/2015
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    How wet do I spray Termidor SC: just fog it or real wet?
    A

    When apply Termidor SC as a perimeter spray, apply at a rate of 1.5 gallons of solution per 1,000 square feet, using 0.8 ounces of concentrate per gallon of water. You should spray to evenly cover with a low-pressure coarse spray, so you do not need to drench the areas you are treating. Termidor SC should be used in a pressurized sprayer, not in any type of fogging or misting machine. For general perimeter treatments with Termidor SC, see the last two pages of the product label.

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  • Asked by Craig from Monroe Ma.
    06/13/2019
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    Can Termidor SC be sprayed in a yard to help kill ticks?
    A

    Termidor SC is labeled for use on ticks, but it does have a very limited area that it can be used. You can use Termidor SC outdoors only, immediately adjacent or directly on your home. It cannot be used as a broadcast in the yard for tick control. We would recommend our Outdoor Flea and Tick Kit. 

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  • Asked by Eric from Harvest
    08/03/2018
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    Will Termidor kill grub worms?
    A

    Termidor SC is not labeled for grubs and can only be applied within 1 foot of a structure.  You can find our selection of grub control products here.  

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  • Asked by Dilip from Calimesa Ca.
    07/16/2014
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    How to apply Termidor SC?
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    Application of Termidor varies, depending on what you are treating. For Termites, please see Barrier treatments. For ants you will need to apply Termidor SC 1-2 ft up the foundation and 1-2 ft out onto the ground, around door frames, window frames, places where cables, pipes or wires go through the wall and any other crack or crevice where the ants can gain entry into your home.
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