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Home » CATALOG » INSECTICIDES » INSECTICIDES:    LIQUID CONCENTRATES » BITHOR SC

BITHOR SC

 

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:     Odorless  concentrate well suited for use in and around the home for a wide range of insect pests. Using a combination of two actives, Bithor will get pests active and in turn, get them to move over treated surfaces.

WHERE TO USE IT:    Inside the home Bithor can be applied to carpeting, box springs, baseboards, cabinets and furniture where pests like bedbugs, roaches and carpet beetles are active. Out in the yard its well suited for many pests including boring beetles, mosquitoes and Springtails. You can even use misting equipment to apply it.

RATE OF APPLICATION:    1 oz per gallon of water per 1,000 sq/ft.

RELATED DOCUMENTS:               SPECIMEN LABEL         SDS

RELATED PRODUCTS:     PUMP SPRAYER      MAXXTHOR EC       MAXXTHOR GRANULES      FS MP AEROSOL

TARGET PESTS:   Ants (including Carpenter Ants), Armyworms, Bedbugs, Bees (except Carpenter Bees), Biting Flies, Blue or Green Bottle Fly, Boxelder Bug, Centipedes, Chiggers, Chinch Bug, Clover Mites, Cluster Flies, Cockroaches, Crickets, Cutworms, Dichondra Flea Beetle, Earwigs, Elm Leaf Beetle, Firebrats, Fleas, Flesh Flies, Flies, Gnats, Grasshoppers, Ground Beetle, Hornets, Housefly, Japanese Beetle, Lady Beetles, Midges, Millipedes, Mole Crickets, Mosquitoes, Moths, Pillbugs, Scorpions, Silverfish, Sod Webworms, Sowbugs, Spider Mites, Spiders, Springtails, Stable Flies, Ticks, Wasps and Yellow Jackets.

$98.00   32 oz  (455159)
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$345.00 128 oz (455157)
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  1. Karen says

    February 10, 2020 at 11:40 pm

     

    I have 2 cats. Is this dangerous to put around the inside of house with my cats?

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    • Tech Support says

      February 11, 2020 at 9:45 am

       

      Karen,

      Absolutely not. All of our products have been approved for use in the home by the EPA and the only way they can get this labeling is if they can prove such use will not pose a hazard to people, pets or the environment.

      Just follow the safety guidelines we have posted, mostly keeping them out of the areas you treat and allowing the treatment to dry, and after that you can go back to regular day to day activity.

      Pet Safe: https://bugspray.com/about#are-our-products-pet-safe

      Technical Support
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      PS: Are you signed up for our informative twice a month Pest Report Newsletter? More info here: https://bugspray.com/bugspray_pest_report.html

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  2. Paul DiLucchio says

    March 28, 2020 at 7:29 am

     

    Does this work as a repellent against “love bugs”? If so, how should I apply it?

    Reply
    • Tech Support says

      March 28, 2020 at 9:47 am

       

      Paul,

      If you review our Lovebug article, you will see how to mix and apply it. Basically when first sprayed, it will kill and repel lovebugs from the area. Eventually the repellency wears off but the second active remains working in a stealthy mode so any more that come around will die too.

      More information on our products for this pest can be found on our site where you can also order. Alternatively you can call to place an order at 800-877-7290, extension 1:

      https://bugspray.com/article/lovebugs.html#best-lovebug-yard-spray

      Technical Support
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      PS: Are you signed up for our informative twice a month Pest Report Newsletter? More info here: https://bugspray.com/bugspray_pest_report.html

      Reply
  3. Naveen says

    April 19, 2020 at 5:30 am

     

    I have rice weevil bugs on my bed ,can I use it on my bed

    Reply
    • Tech Support says

      April 19, 2020 at 8:00 am

       

      Generally speaking, you don’t want to spray your blankets or sheets. These should be removed and washed. But Bithor is labeled for use on mattresses, bed frames and carpeting so all the remaining areas of the bed and floor in the room can be sprayed. Commonly used for bed bugs, its safe enough for use in these sensitive areas.

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      Reply
  4. Daniel Klein says

    April 29, 2020 at 9:53 am

     

    Can I use the for a yellow Jacket bee problem? I thought they weren’t coming back to the same nest, but I’m guessing it can be a different bee species. I was going to use this in a pressure washer that has a container for soap. Thoughts? This bee issue is at the peak of my roof line.

    Reply
    • Tech Support says

      April 29, 2020 at 9:58 am

       

      Daniel,

      It should work great. I’d saturate the area for 15-30 seconds in the morning and then again that evening and repeat the next day. Two days, 4 treatments should do it.

      Technical Support
      800-877-7290

      Reply
  5. Evan says

    May 19, 2020 at 3:06 pm

     

    Hi! I just ordered this Bithor in hopes it will kill and deter the wolf spiders and whatever it is they’re preying on. We’ve seen about 6 in the house (closet, bathroom, living room) and mostly the garage within the last two weeks. I also bought Viper Cypermethrin to use outside, or should I use one over the other for inside and outside? This is our first spring/summer in this house and we live in NC and about 50 feet from a heavy wooded area. The house is on a large foundation with a big crawl space probably but I haven’t investigated it.
    Thanks for your knowledge and help!

    Reply
    • Tech Support says

      May 19, 2020 at 3:20 pm

       

      Evan,

      Start with the Bithor inside. Treat all baseboards, around doors and other routes of entry. Let it sit two days and then use the Cypermethrin outside around windows, doors, soffits and other routes of entry to repel and keep perimeter pests from invading.

      Technical Support
      800-877-7290
      PS: Are you signed up for our informative twice a month Pest Report Newsletter? More info here: https://bugspray.com/bugspray_pest_report.html

      Reply
  6. Nancy Carver says

    May 27, 2020 at 4:57 pm

     

    I’m glad to have the opportunity to review the Bugspray products and customer service. We have only been using their products for about 2-3 weeks, BUT, we are very impressed. Customer service is good, quick and helpful. The Maxxthor EC and granules are definitely helping to eliminate our clover mites. Also, the Bithor and the FS-MP spray. We have had clover mites ever since we moved into our new home in 2016. We have a pest company currently, and had another one. We decided we need to become more pro-active and do something ourselves to help KILL THE CLOVER MITES. I believe with my whole heart, this company and their products is going to be the help we NEED! Thank you, Nancy Carver

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  7. Michele Aldan says

    June 25, 2020 at 4:51 am

     

    I have this demon biting no-see-ums or pirate bugs in my home. They are in my bathroom, my room, and my kitchen. They are driving me crazy and my family thinks I’m going crazy. This demon biting bugs are only biting me and no one else. I’m desperate, pls tell me that this product will kill them all. I’m going crazy in my own home…

    Thank you kindly

    Reply
    • Tech Support says

      June 25, 2020 at 7:36 am

       

      If you review our noseeum article, you will find the section for treating inside a structure must be done using a “space spray”, not a liquid. So the Bithor above will only be best for use out in the yard with one of our fogging machines. For inside, go with one of our aerosol options seen here:

      Flying Insects Inside: https://bugspray.com/article/sandflies.html#noseeum-treatment-for-inside-a-structure

      Reply
  8. Courtney G says

    August 11, 2020 at 10:36 pm

     

    I have a 300 sq foot enclosed patio garden. Something nasty is biting me out there and I think it might be Chiggers. Will this work? And what sort of sprayer would you recommend to go with it? Thank you!

    Reply
    • Tech Support says

      August 12, 2020 at 7:08 am

       

      Courtney,

      Bithor would be a great option for any pest out in that environment. Odorless, fast working and able to control anything that flies or crawls, you could simply spray it using any standard pump sprayer or you could opt to fog it for larger areas, say 1/4-1/2 acre which is smart if you have flying pests like mosquitoes, noseeums, thrips, etc.

      Eliminator Pump Sprayer: https://bugspray.com/equipment/sprayers/eliminator-gallon-sprayer

      Bugspray Fogger: https://bugspray.com/equipment/foggers/bugspray-mist-fogger.html

      Reply
  9. Lamarr says

    August 14, 2020 at 6:04 am

     

    So I got what I think are European hornets flying in and out this spot on my roof that I cant really reach with anything and I have no bee suits or ladders to get close.They are attracted to the back yard light though, which is how I discovered them. In lieu of getting an exterminator to charge me who knows what, will this stuff work, and is there a good way to apply that would make them come in contact with it?

    Reply
    • Tech Support says

      August 14, 2020 at 7:37 am

       

      Lamarr,

      You have a few options.

      First, if enough of them are focused around the light, you could opt to saturate that area every night right at dark. As they come there and touch the product, it will take its toll on the nest (assuming the ones from the roof are going there) and eventually kill them all.

      Second option is to spray the area on the roof. This would be more direct and no doubt work no matter where they’re foraging and the preferred way to proceed.

      To reach it, once again, you have at least two options.

      First is to test your garden hose. If you have enough pressure to spray it that high, then using one of our hose end sprayers will allow you to directly treat it.

      Second option is to consider our Trombone sprayer which can reach 35+ feet up.

      6 Gallon Hose End Sprayer: http://bugspray.com/equipment/sprayers/gilmour-6g-385

      Trombone: https://bugspray.com/equipment/sprayers/trombone-sprayer

      Reply
  10. Larry says

    September 29, 2020 at 5:17 am

     

    Is bithor sc a good product to suppress love bugs? I live in central Florida and we just finished a heavy love bug season. If the product is effective to kill lovebugs and their eggs, when is the best time to spray and will it kill the eggs if sprayed in the yard and on bushes after the lovebugs are gone?

    Reply
    • Tech Support says

      September 29, 2020 at 6:57 am

       

      Larry,

      Lovebugs are active both spring and fall. In the fall following their mass gathering, eggs will hatch and attempt to move into their dormant pupae stage till next spring. Now would be a great time to intercept this development which takes a few months to attain. Eggs and pupae cannot be killed but the larvae stage are vulnerable and smart to eradicate now. This in turn will make the spring population less dense and easier to maintain/reduce even more.

      Bottom line is that treating when they active and for a couple of months following their peak activity is the best “time” to spray. So late summer and fall and then again in the spring. Early summer through most all summer not nearly as important.

      Technical Support
      http://www.bugspray.com

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  11. Ayda says

    December 2, 2020 at 11:58 pm

     

    I have drugstore beetles all around the house. Does this product work for that? Also is it safe to use inside the house?

    Reply
    • Tech Support says

      December 3, 2020 at 10:14 am

       

      Ayda,

      Bithor is a great product for randomly appearing pests like drugstore beetles. Ideally, finding their source and eliminating this will help. But in most all cases, there will already be eggs and larvae developing somewhere in the home because foraging adults do nothing but mate and lay eggs. These locations can be difficult to identify, even for the seasoned professional. To guard against ongoing issues, a thorough treatment of the home with Bithor will really help. More on this can be seen here:

      Drugstore Beetles: https://www.bugspray.com/catalog/products/page1017.html

      At this point if you’re seeing them “all around the house”, then sure, get the Bithor applied to baseboards, under appliances, on carpeting and mattes where you see them. Its labeled for this use, odorless and will handle this pest easily.

      Technical Support
      http://www.bugspray.com

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  12. Nancy Rollins says

    December 24, 2020 at 8:07 am

     

    Great product!

    Reply
  13. Michael Taylor says

    April 20, 2021 at 9:42 am

     

    Hello,
    Can Bithor be use on indoor plants for spider mites or mealy bugs?

    Reply
    • Tech Support says

      April 20, 2021 at 11:08 am

       

      Michael,

      Bithor is labeled for use in the home on carpeting, baseboards, etc. as well as for use outside. When I treat my inside plants, I take them outside to a shady area (the sun kills all chemicals) and spray them down, let them dry for 10-15 minutes and bring them back inside. Bithor has no odor, won’t hurt the plants and is well suited this need actually.

      Technical Support
      http://www.bugspray.com

      Reply
  14. Nancy C. says

    May 5, 2021 at 9:42 am

     

    We have been using this product for 3 years now. We get it from Bug Spray. This product when combined with other products they carry, works, to eliminate the population of clover mites in our yard, and in our southern window tracks. Thank you!

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  15. Sheila says

    June 30, 2021 at 10:35 pm

     

    Does this product work on gypsy moths?

    Reply
    • Tech Support says

      July 1, 2021 at 7:55 am

       

      Bithor will work on most any pest. In this case, it even says gypsy moths on the label so for sure, its a good option for use in the yard, on trees, shrubs, etc.

      Reply
  16. Eric R. says

    July 7, 2021 at 8:16 am

     

    Amazing! This product works amazing on carpenter ants! I tried it side by side with an aerosol ant killer from a big box store and the Bithor SC worked a thousand times better than the aerosol junk. Bithor SC works amazing and is worth every penny! I was skeptical at first but decided to give it a try since the off the retail shelf products weren’t working very well. I will never purchase an off the shelf product again and if other pests arise I will contact bugspray.com first! I highly recommend bugspray.com to anyone who is having pest problems!

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  17. Miley says

    August 3, 2021 at 9:45 pm

     

    How quickly does it kill? I watched little black bugs go over my treatment and they just kept going. Watched for about 10 min. Not sure if I used wrong amount or if it’s supposed to take more time.

    Reply
    • Tech Support says

      August 4, 2021 at 7:02 am

       

      Miley,

      Great question! And we’re glad you asked. Why? Because in general, people have such misconceptions about how pesticides work and when it comes to the time needed to actually kill an insect that travels over a treatment? The answer to this question is usually a real eye opener. So here is what you can expect about “most” insecticides and how fast they will “kill” a target insect after the insect travels over a treated area.

      So when doing your initial application, if you spray an insect directly with Bithor (or most any product we sell), the saturated insect will die within 5-10 minutes, maybe longer if the insect is something “tough” like a cricket, roach or bedbug.

      But once the treatment dries? Things really change. You see, water is the carrier of insecticides and once the water is gone/evaporated and only chemical is left, well, it doesn’t do a great job of penetrating the target pest so the process for it be absorbed can take days.

      For some insecticides – specifically repellent products like Maxxthor – insects will usually avoid where its been sprayed since they will detect its presence and try not to walk over it. This is why using the Maxxthor outside on the homes exterior is a great option for keeping insects out.

      But there is a rare new “breed” of actives that are non-repelling like one of the actives in Bithor. These new actives are very “stealthy” and as such, do not repel insects since they’re not detectable. So as insects move over the treatment, they will in turn pick up a lethal dose and eventually die. But this will take days.

      The good news is this is very much intentional. By taking awhile to do its job, the active can be “shared” to others and in turn, affect many more than just the one that moved over it. So even though the water is long gone (the part of the spray we call the “messenger” because water “delivers” the active), Bithor will then use the actual insect as the messenger! It does this by clinging to the insects exoskeleton and then when the affected insect returns home to its nest, the active is “smeared” into areas where other insects are likely to be hiding. This means your treatment can effectively kill many more insects and not just the ones that move over it.

      Bithor is even more special in that it combines two actives. The “first” active is what allows Bithor to kill quickly making it more like a traditional insecticide so that when you spray it, anything you hit will be dead in a short while. That active tends to break down and dissipate within a few days but then that’s when the longer lasting “stealthy” active takes over and since its not detectable, this second active can have a huge impact on local pests by working its way into their nests.

      So, in summary, what you saw is pretty much what you should expect. And moving forward, its important to not interfere with the insects you see walking over the treatment. Let them pick up some of the active and for sure, let them bring it back to their nests. This will allow the Bithor to do its job and ultimately end your insect problem.

      Technical Support
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  18. Qeelin says

    December 8, 2021 at 2:36 am

     

    May I know after I mix the spray, how long do I need to finish it? If I use it a week after, is it still ok?

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    • Tech Support says

      December 8, 2021 at 10:14 am

       

      Qeelin,

      In general with all of our products, you should mix up only what you intend on spraying that day. The whole design of our concentrates is that they are at full strength for 1-2 days when mixed and very “pure”. But since they are void of stabilizers and other nasty components that can contaminate things, the mixture will not be stable and start to break down and get weak after 3-4 days. For this reason its best to use up what you mix and if you have any left over, use it up outside by spraying around windows, doors, on the foundation, etc.

      Tech Support

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  19. Laura says

    April 1, 2022 at 7:07 pm

     

    How do I treat clover mites that are coming in via kitchen drain/garbage disposal?

    Reply
    • Tech Support says

      April 1, 2022 at 11:07 pm

       

      Laura,

      For down the drain insects, our Lemon Air is what you need. Mix 2 oz per gallon of water and use 1/2-1 gallon of mixed solution every few nights, just before you retire, so it will sit in the drain overnight.

      Lemon Air Down the Drain Insecticide: https://bugspray.com/sanitizer/liquid/down-drain-insecticide

      Just remember though that if you don’t treat the homes exterior, around the foundation and points of entry like our article explains, you’ll keep getting them inside. So sure, treating the drains are important. But they’re definitely outside the home and entering so you need to get them in those places too as detailed in our article here:

      Clover MItes: https://bugspray.com/catalog/products/page478.html

      Reply
  20. Scott Kehoe says

    July 17, 2022 at 12:30 pm

     

    Will this work with the propane insect fogger?

    Reply
    • Tech Support says

      July 17, 2022 at 1:57 pm

       

      Scott,
      .
      It can. You can either add it to the solution you’re using to make it extra strong, 1 oz to a gallon. Or you can get our refined oil and make your own solution.
      .
      Our oil can be bought here:
      .
      Deodorized Oil: https://bugspray.com/catalog/insecticide/liquid/deodorized-oil
      .
      Technical Support
      bugspray.com

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      • Ilma says

        October 12, 2022 at 3:55 pm

         

        *correcting my last comment, the new couple springtails I’ve seen yesterday and today were about 4 mm long. Not 8. I got a tape measure and used it on the last one and it’s not 8mm. The ones I’m usted to seeing are about 1-2mm, these new ones are double that size

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  21. Leah A says

    October 26, 2022 at 8:27 pm

     

    Will this work on Cricket Spiders/Camel Spiders? I am seeing them in the horse barn, in the basement and around the outside of the house 😭

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    • Tech Support says

      October 26, 2022 at 8:37 pm

       

      Leah,
      Absolutely the best for this pest. As detailed in our article, spray the outside now before more get inside the home.
      .
      Its safe enough to be used inside too if need like your basement but a good treatment now around windows, doors, on the foundation and surrounding ground alongside the home like mulch and flower beds is key. Also under any low lying decks or porches and behind shutters since they love dark, shady areas.
      .
      In the barn, the walls inside, the exterior siding and inside. Just keep any horses or other animals away from the wet treatment; once it dries it will pose no hazard to them.
      .
      As for the basement, maybe some of our traps and bait will be needed or the dust for behind any walls that are finished. Details in our article here:
      .
      Camelback Crickets: https://bugspray.com/articles98/camelcrickets.html
      .
      Technical Support
      bugspray.com

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  22. Michelle Steele says

    November 10, 2022 at 8:57 am

     

    I live in Maryland and I have cave crickets and I just can’t anymore. I have a large concrete patio and concrete front porch, both have plants that have mulch and large river stones used around both the concrete substrates. I find cave crickets on my chimney, under my deck on the porch and patios. They are often in my laundry room, rec room and sub level gym. I have started finding them upstairs in our bedrooms and I’m close to burning the joint down. How does this work and what is the most effective application. Its November and it’s been rather mild Temps so far. Should this be put down now or wait until spring at this point?

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    • Tech Support says

      November 10, 2022 at 9:13 am

       

      Michelle,
      So if you read through our Cave Cricket article, you’ll learn you need to spray this at least around the homes exterior meaning the foundation and the ground coming out at least 3-4 feet. 5-10 feet out is even better since they will live underneath the kind of materials you listed.
      .
      But in our article, you’ll see we also talk about treating any crawl space with Delta Dust. This is important if you have such a space.
      .
      Deltamethrin Dust: https://bugspray.com/catalog/insecticide/dust/deltamethrin-dust
      .
      And for inside living areas like living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms – essentially any room if not all of them, baseboard spraying with the Bithor will help big time as will setting out some of our traps:
      .
      Cricket Traps: https://bugspray.com/traps/glue/cave-cricket-traps
      .
      All this covered here:
      .
      Cave Crickets: https://bugspray.com/cave-crickets.html
      .
      Technical Support
      bugspray.com

      Reply
  23. Emma says

    December 8, 2022 at 4:59 pm

     

    Used this once for carpet beetle larvae and saw some come out and die. Pest control sprayed a second time and only a few are coming out now, some are dead. Will I have to do a third time? This is effective in killing them right? Thanks!

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    • Tech Support says

      December 9, 2022 at 7:47 am

       

      Emma,
      As our online article details, the liquid sprays will kill adults and larvae BUT NOT any pupae. And since Pupae will be hatching as they are ready, you should expect to spray at least 3 times. So if you sprayed Dec 1st, you would want to spray in 2 weeks on Dec 15th and then again in a month, so Jan 15th.
      .
      In most cases, 3 treatments spread out over a month will get you handled BUT if there are late developing pupae that don’t fully get ready for another few months? You could very well have another “surge” of hatching adults and/or larvae. So for me, its important to spray at least 4 times to be sure.
      .
      Homes here in southern regions where its good and humid tend to have developing stages that happen quickly and consistently. Mid to northern tier states have areas where it can take 2-4 months for stages to all hatch out due to dry air and lower moisture levels in the home so there is no fixed amount anyone can know of ahead of time. Simply put, too many variables.
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