Replace all bait stations and egg stoppers every three months to maintain continued effectiveness.
Follow the product label. Common application methods: for aerosols, hold about 18 inches from the surface and apply short bursts (about 1–2 seconds, roughly 2 seconds per sq. ft. as a guideline). For pump/perimeter sprays, squeeze and apply until surfaces are moist but not dripping. Do not spray into the air and cover or remove food and food-contact surfaces before treatment.
These products target a wide range of crawling and flying insects, including ants, roaches/cockroaches (including palmetto bugs and waterbugs), beetles (carpet and saw-toothed), crickets, earwigs, fleas, ticks, mosquitoes, house and fruit flies, gnats (including fungus gnats), small flying moths, spiders, pillbugs, and rice weevils.
The flying-insect traps are electric plug-in devices (no batteries). Assembly varies by kit: some require simple adult assembly (no tools), while others arrive fully assembled and ready to use.
Durations vary by product. Examples from the listings include: a fogger advertised up to 2 months, one spray listing about 4 weeks, another spray claiming up to 13 weeks of residual action, and a perimeter pump spray that cites up to 18 months of protection on non-porous surfaces. Always check the specific product label for exact duration and reapplication instructions.
Active ingredients appearing across the set include cypermethrin, imiprothrin, deltamethrin, avermectin (avermectin B1), and (S)-hydroprene.
Starter kits commonly bundle plug-in trap devices with one or more cartridges. Examples include two devices with two cartridges, one device with two cartridges, and one device with three refill cartridges.
