Indoor spray
Shake well. To kill on contact, set the nozzle to stream and spray insects directly from up to 8 feet away. To keep them out, set it to spray and apply a fine mist to baseboards, entryways, cracks, countertops and behind appliances. Let it dry, about 15 minutes, before touching the area.
Outdoor Ready-to-Spray
Shake well and attach the sprayer to your garden hose. Spray lawns, garden beds, building foundations and entryways evenly. It mixes automatically, with no measuring.
Outdoor Concentrate
Shake well. For pump and spray bottles, mix 4 oz of concentrate per gallon of water (1 oz per quart, 1 part to 32). For commercial, truck-mounted or mistblower systems, mix 30–100 oz per 100 gallons of water, depending on insect pressure. Apply about 1 gallon of mixed spray per 4,000 sq ft.
Indoor Trap
Snap the white cover onto the base and slide in the gray holder. Peel the backing off a catch sheet and insert it sticky side out, then plug the trap in and press the side button. It works best in a dark room. Replace the sheet about once a month.
Outdoor Trap
Fill the base with water to just below the inner ridges, add a small handful of leaves or grass, and set the screen on the ridges. Place the adhesive strip inside the top, sticky side in, twist the top onto the base and press the red lid on. Hang it or mount it in a shaded, moist spot out of direct sun. Replace the strip and top up the water about once a month.
Every product
- Test a small, hidden area first to make sure sprays won’t stain.
- Don’t spray food, and keep people and pets off treated areas until dry.
- Wear gloves when handling sprays.
- Reapply sprays every 30 days, or at first sign of insects as needed.
When to start
Treat before insects take hold. Spray entry points in early spring as ants and spiders become active, and start outdoor treatments and traps when mosquito season begins in late spring.