Public Health 18.6 Percent Dichlorvos Strips , No Mite Strips 120g

No Pest Strips DDVP 18.6% , Public Health

How it works

The strips use controlled vaporizing technology to slowly diffuse a deep penetrating vapor in enclosed spaces for up to 3 months. The clean, odorless vapor is evenly distributed throughout the enclosed treatment area, killing visible and hidden insects on contact and preventing new insect infestations (while you are away).

What insects to be controlled

Flies, gnats, mosquitoes, moths, silverfish, cockroaches, spiders, beetles, earwigs and other pests as listed

How much space will one strip treat?

Always use the appropriate size and number of strips for the space being treated. If more than one is required, distribute them within the space equally.

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Where does it uses

• Household, Industrial, And Commercial Uses

Within Homes, Use Only in Closets, Wardrobes, and Cupboards
Garages, Storage Units, Attics, Crawl Spaces, Boathouses

No Pest Strips kills flies, mosquitoes, gnats and other insects as listed for up to three(3) months. Wearing gloves, remove the insecticide strip from sealed bag when ready to use and place strip in provided holder if treatment area is routinely accessed by people or pets. Hang or place, out of reach of children and pets, in an open space of an enclosed area, away from windows. Do not allow children to handle new or used strips. One 65 gram strip will treat approximately 15 to 20 cubic meter. Replace with a new strip at the end of three (3) months or as needed.

• Garbage Cans, Trash Dumpsters and Trash Receptacles

For control of flying and crawling pests, place the appropriate number of strips within the trash receptacles such as compactors, garbage chutes, garbage rooms, garbage bins, and others. Strip provides control of pests within trash receptacles for up to four months.

• Animal Buildings

Use No Pest Strips to control pests in animal buildings including stalls, barns, milk rooms, kennels, pens, poultry houses, manure storage and other such areas. Do not contaminate milk. Place strip in manure collection areas such as beneath egg layers and broilers but do not allow strip to be placed in areas directly occupied by poultry. Place the appropriate number of strips for the space to be treated. Strip will control pests for up to three months.

• Milk Rooms

No Pest Strips controls flies, mosquitoes and gnats in milk rooms and bulk storage rooms. DO NOT contaminate milk or milking equipment.

• Agricultural Commodities

Use No Pest Strips to control pests of non-perishable agricultural commodities, grains, bulk food stuffs, packaged foods and other similar items. Do not contaminate foods. Place the appropriate number of strips for the headspace(volume)to be treated.
Strip will control pests for up to four months.

• Catch Basins

Use No Pest Strips to control mosquitoes and other pests in Catch Basins where water accumulates and mosquitoes may breed. Place the appropriate number of strips for the space to be treated. Place strip by suspending about ten inches above the water surface to control mosquitoes. Strip may control mosquitoes for up to three months.

• Enclosed Utility Boxes and Utility Chases

Use No Pest Strips to control ants (including fire ants), spiders, wasps, hornets and other pests within electric junction boxes, plumbing control boxes, pump houses and other such utility boxes as needed. Place the proper number of strips for the space to be treated. Strip will control pests for up to three months.

• Reptile Houses and Terrariums Occupied by People for Less than 4 Hours Per Day

Use No Pest Strips to control mites on reptiles and other pests in reptile enclosures, displays, reptile houses, and terrariums. Place strip such that the reptile and desired animals within the enclosure or terrarium will not come in direct contact with the strip. Do not over treat. Strip is NOT intended for treatment of aviaries or birdcages. Place the appropriate number of strips in a suitable place to provide control. Strip must be removed after the 48 hour treatment interval.

• Museum Collections Occupied by People for Less than 4 Hours Per Day

Use No Pest Strips to protect museum collections and other similar materials from damaging pests when this is a concern. Place strip in close proximity or within collection boxes using care to avoid contact with collectable and valuable items.

• For Control of Bedbugs and Bedbug Eggs

No Pest Strips may be used to control crawling bedbug nymphs and adults exposed to product vapors for 48 hours. In difficult to treat areas, a minimum treatment time of 72 hours will provide better results. Strip may be used to control bedbugs that have entered various items in an infested structure including, but not limited to: electronics, appliances, footwear, art work, collectibles, plush toys, clocks, radios, wall hangings, telephones, computers, printers, mattresses, box springs, books, lamps, furniture and other such items. Place infested items in a suitable plastic bag, poly sheeting that is completely sealed by adhesive tape on all sides, container or room that is closed to contain the strip treatment. Plastic bags or poly sheeting should be at least 2 mils thick. Any mattress or box springs to be treated must be fully enclosed with a single strip within a large plastic bag or within poly sheeting with all edges taped closed. Do not sleep or lay on mattress while in treatment bag. The closed volume for treatment should not exceed the volume to be treated for the size of the strip used. Take care to avoid direct contact of the strip with the surface of items being treated. Seal items in the containment for a minimum of 48 hours to kill bedbug nymphs and adults. To kill any bedbug eggs, if suspected to be present, seal items in the treated space for seven days. Seal plastic bags and poly sheeting with as much air space around the treated article as is practical as this will enhance the exposure to the product vapors. Proper seal can be attained by any appropriate manner such as the use of tape, twist ties or other means. Professionals should test for adequate seal by testing for the escape of air from the sealed bag. Identify sealed treatment by a label indicating a pesticide treatment is in process that should not be disturbed by unauthorized persons. The label should include the date, pest professional person or company responsible and contact telephone number. When treatment is completed, remove treated items from the treatment in a well ventilated area and air out for a period of not less than two hours. Discard plastic treatment bag or treatment poly sheeting and used pest strip in trash. Do not allow children to handle plastic treatment bags or treatment poly sheeting or new or used insecticide strips.