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Do you have boxelder bugs crawling on your house? That's why we invented this revolutionary product. Buggslayer is a residual insecticide that kills on contact and is recommended by the University of
Minnesota for the control of box elder
bugs (read more here)
Please note: all the other products mentioned in the U of MN article also double as INDOOR formulas. Buggslayer is specifically formulated for OUTDOOR use. That means it won't wash away and will provide excellent long-term barrier protection by killing any insects that come in contact with it. Plus, you want to keep the bugs outside - once indoors, it's too late to kill them (and there may be hundreds in your walls).
Buggslayer was featured on WCCO-TV (Mpls./St. Paul, MN) on 10/9/06. They came out and shot their own video to show consumers that Buggslayer really kills box elder bugs. Watch the video!
You should choose Buggslayer Insecticide for these reasons:
It is a concentrated residual insecticide for use by consumers for the control of multicolored Asian lady beetles. The hard shell on these bugs makes them really tough to kill and Buggslayer will do the job.
Being EPA registered for use on building exteriors, it provides excellent control of box elder bugs from a treated surface for weeks WITHOUT RE-APPLICATION. No more standing around spraying them with soapy water every day.
It is WATER-BASED, ODORLESS and NON-STAINING where water alone does not stain. It can also be used on VINYL SIDING which is a magnet, and great hiding place, for these fall invaders.
Provides excellent residual control of MOSQUITOES and can be applied more conscientiously than hose-end sprayers.
It gives excellent perimeter control by killing all types of crawling insects like ANTS, SPIDERS, EARWIGS, CRICKETS, SPRINGTAILS, etc.
This is a product specifically formulated for OUTDOOR use containing microscopic crystals of deltamethrin - the most effective compound found in the class of molecules collectively know as "pyrethroids". When sprayed on foundations and siding, the binding agents in the formula make the crystals stick to the surface where they remain for weeks to months. Other diluted READY-TO-USE formulas are also for INDOOR use and DO NOT contain these binding agents or crystals so they wash away and evaporate.
GREAT! But can you use it around pets and children? You betcha - just wait until it dries. In fact, Buggslayer is one of the safest insecticides to use. In a nutshell, it is practically non-toxic by oral, dermal (skin) or eyes. Like insect repellents you use on your skin, it can be irritating if inhaled while spraying. Please read more HERE.
This concentrated formula is diluted in your hand-pump pressurized sprayer (Hudson sprayer) or spray bottles and then you can spray it on the outside of your house to control multicolored Asian lady beetles and box elder bugs. It can also be sprayed on your eaves and siding to control SPIDERS, along with their webs and stains. If a bug comes in contact with a surface treated with Buggslayer Insecticide, it picks up tiny bits of this synthetic pyrethroid and will eventually die.
Buggslayer provides perimeter pest control for ants, armyworms, centipedes, chiggers, cockroaches, crickets, cutworms, earwigs, fire ants, fleas, flies, gnats, grasshoppers, mosquitoes, scorpions, silverfish, spiders, springtails, tent caterpillars, ticks plus many more. You can use it on your lawn and ornamental flowers.
We tested this formula in the fall of 2005. It provided us several weeks of control that kept THOUSANDS of box elder bugs from congregating on the south and west sides of an industrial building. Because they ended up falling off and dying, they did not enter the structure! We sprayed our eaves and soffit vents in May 2006 and did not see one spider web the whole season!
Buggslayer is not a "knockdown" product like a bee killer so it won't kill them in one minute BUT it will get them. Pests that are directly sprayed will take maybe an hour or two to die. Buggslayer is not really a "repellent" either. When sprayed around the home and on siding, it provides a barrier the arthopods must come in contact with to pick up little bits of insecticide. These bits will be eaten or absorbed by the insect and it will take several hours for the bug to actually die. On warm days when the insects are active, they may be walking around where you sprayed but then you'll come back the next day or so and see piles of dead bug bodies. You may need a broom or leaf blower!
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