Zenprox is mixed with water. You will use 2 fl oz of Zenprox per gallon of water so each pint bottle will make 8 gallons of finished solution. Be sure to read the Zenprox product label for full instructions.
Zenprox is safe for dogs to be around after the treated area has dried. Please remove them from the area that you are treating. The treated area should be dry within approx. one hour and then after the area has dried the dogs can re enter.
Zenprox EC Insecticide is safe for use with pets and children around if used as directed. It is recommended that you keep them out of the area while you are doing a treatment. Once the product has dried completely, it is safe for them to return the area.
We recommend to keep children and pets out of a Zenprox EC Insecticide treated area for about 2 hours or until the treated area has had time to dry.
Yes, you may use Gentrol IGR along with Zenprox EC Insecticide. Mix 1 oz Gentrol with 2 oz. of Zenprox, according to the Zenprox label.
We are not sure who told you to mix Zenprox EC at a rate of 25 Fl oz per gallon water. To mix at a 25% mixture you would mix 2 Fl oz Zenprox EC into one gallon water. We would not recommend to mix any higher. Over application can irritate the pest and cause them to start a frenzy. This makes it hard…
Read Full Answer »The mixing ratio of Zenprox is 2oz. to a gallon of water. Please refer to Zenprox Label for further instructions.
Zenprox is only labeled to mix with Insect Growth Regulators for control of insects that would benefit from such a tank mix. Please contact the Zenprox manufacturer Zoecon for further information. You can reach Zoecon by calling 800-877-6374.
While we cannot comment on the work performed by a professional pest control company, we can tell you that there really is no valid reason to tank mix Zenprox EC Insecticide with Temprid FX as they are both residual insecticides. Too much insecticide in an area can make insects avoid it and the…
Read Full Answer »Per the manufacturer the Zenprox EC works bests as a contact kill but will continue to kill insects on nonporous surfaces for about 3-4 days after initial application and 4 days on porous surfaces.
Both Fenvastar and Zenprox are non-repellents and three weeks time has passed therefore there should not be any counteraction between the two.
Yes Nyguard can be used with Zenprox EC with no problem.
Zenprox EC is labeled for eradicating bedbugs. It is mixed at 2 oz per gallon and is safe for mattress applications on the tufts, folds, seams only. It should not be the sole product for eliminating bedbugs. Please check out our Bedbug Control Kits and take a few moments to review our treatment arti…
Read Full Answer »Zenprox EC Insecticide is not labeled for outdoor use due to it's lack of photostability. The sun will break the product down shortly after application and it will become ineffective.
No, Zenprox EC cannot be applied to clothing.
Per the manufacturer the Zenprox EC works bests as a contact kill but will continue to kill insects on nonporous surfaces for about 3-4 days after initial application and 4 days on porous surfaces. We would recommend a product like Phantom that would be recommended to reapply once every 4 weeks.&n…
Read Full Answer »Zenprox Ec is available to New Jersey residents. It is a New York specific law that prevents us from shipping certain products to New York. These are products defined by the New York government that they do not want homeowners using because they are professional products. We do have a…
Read Full Answer »You will use 2 fl oz of Zenprox per gallon of water so each pint bottle will make 8 gallons of finished solution. Be sure to read the Zenprox product label for full instructions
Zenprox EC Insecticide is labeled to be applied in non-food/non-feed areas of commercial and residential areas only. Please provide more information on your application for an alternative product selection that will best fit your needs. We are happy to help!
While we cannot comment directly on the work done by a professional, the product label for Zenprox EC Insecticide states for use indoors of non-food handling establishments: licensed or not, the label is law and must be followed. This means that while in can be used in a restaurant it can only …
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