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.
As long as you followed the labels instructions, it should not pose a problem.
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 a…
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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.
Termidor SC is not labeled to be used inside for ants at all. For inside control of carpenter ants it would be best to use our Carpenter Ant Kit.
Carpenter ants in FL would be the same as carpenter ants in other regions of the country. We generally recommend using Termidor SC outdoors around the perimeter of your home. This is labeled to be used every six months outdoors. What types of bait are you using? We would be happy to make another re…
Read Full Answer »Termidor SC is labeled to be used outdoors around the perimeter of your home. It should only be used indoors if there is an active termite infestation there.
We recommend that you apply a termiticide in a trench and drilled holes around the perimeter of your home to provide a barrier that will last up to 10 years in the soil. It will eradicate the termites in as little as 90 days depending on the size of the colony or colonies. If you plan to treat the h…
Read Full Answer »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 …
Read Full Answer »Termidor SC may be used outdoors only for spider control, per the product label. We do have a great Spider Control Kit that includes CB-80 Aerosol Insecticide for contact spraying, and Temprid SC, which can be applied indoors as a crack and crevice or spot treatment. This kit also contains glue boar…
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Termidor SC can be used to treat carpenter ants in trees or nonstructural wood per the supplemental label here. Please be sure to follow the instructions as listed.
Termidor SC can be applied to the soil topically (1 ft up and 1 ft out directly up against the foundation) and in a trench for termite control. There should not be any harm done to any grass sprayed.
If that expansion joint is the only area of activity and Termidor SC was used for the initial treatment, most professionals would just treat that area of localized activity. It is possible the termites there came from a colony deep under the soil surface where they would not have come into contact w…
Read Full Answer »Termidor SC should be applied in a trench and drilled holes to provide a barrier around the structure where the termites can gain access. They travel beneath the soil so this application is necessary for eradication and protection. How to Get Rid of Subterranean Termites Article
Professionals would use a sprayer with a crack and crevice straw or termite injection tip to apply Termidor SC into drywall areas, such as that of the B&G AccuSpray with Termite Injection Tip. Keep in mind that you will only apply Termidor in wall voids where there are active termites. An easier way…
Read Full Answer »Unfortunately,Termidor SC is not the best choice for wood boring beetles. Boracare would be the best choice for that. You can also see our article on How to Get Rid of Wood Boring Beetles as well for more information on this topic.
Termidor SC should only be applied to exterior listed areas on the product label. We do recommend that you wear safety gear. We carry a Basic Safety Kit that offers the protection equipment for applications outdoors.
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…
Read Full Answer »Termidor SC can be sprayed down 30 days after the Talstar.