PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: These are aerosol products which are used by turning them “on” and then leaving the room being treated while the aerosol can totally release. The “release” will usually take 1-2 minutes and then the treated room should be left unoccupied for at least 4 hours following the treatment.
Either can will treat up to 6,000 cubic feet. That’s an area 30 long by 25 feet wide by 8 feet high.
COMPARISON: The Pro Control Fogger uses a .535% Pyrethrin as its main active ingredient and is labeled for use in commercial establishments like restaurants. It provides no residual.
The Indoor Fogger uses a .4% Permethrin and a .05% Pyrethrin combination so in fact it will provide a good 2 weeks of residual.
From a cost point of view, the Indoor Fogger is the better value because it costs less, will cover just as much of an area, work on the same insect pests and provide a lasting residual.
For food preparation treatments like commercial restaurants and food processing plants, the Pro Control with pyrethrin is the best option since its labeled for use in these sensitive areas.
TARGET PESTS: Ants, Cockroaches, Confused Flour Beetles, Crickets, Earwigs, Fleas, Houseflies, Gnats, Hornets, Mosquitos, Pill Bugs, Roaches, Silverfish, Spiders, Wasps, Yellowjackets, Rice Weevils, Saw-toothed Grain Beetles, Small Flying Moths and Ticks.
WHERE TO USE IT: For Use in Rooms, Apartments, Homes, Attics, Basements, Campers, Boats, Household Storage Areas, Garages, Pet Sleeping Areas, Cabins. One can Treats up to 6,000 Cubic Feet.
INDOOR FOGGER
$8.00 (6 oz can) (451265) (6+ Cans $6.00 ea)
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PRO CONTROL FOGGER
$16.00 (6 oz can) (451264) (6+ Cans $14.00 ea)
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Steph Galloway says
I had a leftover bag of straw that I kept in my garage and basically forgot it was there. Possibly 1-2 years. (The bag was removed about a year and an half ago).Until my home became infested with an unknown type of mite. Since then I have had 2 different pest control companies. The first one kept telling me the insect was silverfish until I pointed out this insect doesn’t bite humans. The 2nd company said they were biting midges. After doing a bit of research on biting midges I too was convinced this is what they were. I’m not so sure anymore. I don’t have the standing water sources that biting midges breed in. These mites are living in my furniture. When I sit in my office at my desk I get bit. They were in my mattress and living room furniture which I had to throw out. I am sleeping on an inflatable mattress and my living room furniture has been replaced with inflatables ASE well. So this takes me back to the garbage bag full of straw. Could these mites possible straw itch mites? They are so small you don’t even see them until you get bit. I’m firing my pest company because every time they spray it stirs them up and I get bit more. A few months ago I purchased Supreme IT, Martin’s IGR and Flex 10-10. Using the Flex 10-10 monthly and the other 2 every 3 months. Now I am thinking I should bomb since I may have stirred them up using a natural spray containing peppermint. I have been looking at the FMC residual fogger but I want to make sure this product will eliminate them. Do you have any recommendations on which fogger I should use? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated as I have been struggling with this issue for 4 years.
Tech Support says
Steph,
So first, it could be straw itch mites. But there are many pests it could be including some that fly. One thing is for sure; total release foggers WILL NOT cure the issue. They may quickly control what’s out and about but they will not end the developing stages and so within a few days, you’ll have new activity and this cycle will never end UNLESS you install some Aerosol Machines. This is covered in our article here:
https://bugspray.com/invisible-bug-control
And if you install our Aerosol Machines and start liquid treating with the Bithor, you’ll be able to control all crawling and flying pests no matter what it might be.
Tech Support
Bugspray.com