How to Apply Termidor
Block all entries to waterways., Watch or listen to weather forecasts., Tell residents and their pets to vacate the premises while you apply Termidor., Cover all heating and air conditioning ducts, air vents, floor drains, and edible plants on the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Block all entries to waterways.
Termidor must not be allowed to enter drains, waterways, streams or rivers because it is highly toxic to humans, fish and aquatic organisms. -
Step 2: Watch or listen to weather forecasts.
Do not use Termidor if rain is expected to occur within 48 hours of application because it may wash away. , Residents and their pets must not return to their home for between 3 and 4 hours after the treatment to allow the building to ventilate. ,,, You may need to make holes or separate the soil to gain a depth between
1.96 and
3.14 inches (50 and 80 millimeters) so the Termidor can penetrate the wood or foundation.
You can also reduce the amount of water you use without reducing the volume of Termidor to minimize the amount of water that runs off the soil. , You may need to spray water on these types of soils to guarantee an even distribution of Termidor when you spray it around the house. , This will allow you to apply Termidor in places beneath the foundation using rodding equipment, which is special equipment used to inject chemicals into deep soil or similar places that you cannot reach with a spray tank. , Wear chemical-resistant clothing that covers your neck and wrists.
Wear a washable hat, a half-facepiece respirator with a combined dust and gas cartridge, and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or nitrile gloves that completely cover your arms. , All soil should be at least
3.14 inches (80 millimeters) thick before you apply Termidor to allow for sufficient treatment. , Fill the spray tank with half the amount of water you need for the area you plan to treat.
Use
2.5 cups (600 milliliters) of Termidor in every
26.4 gallons (100 liters) of water.
Stir the mixture and add the rest of the required water amount to the tank. , Spray
1.32 gallons (5 liters) of the prepared Termidor mixture on every
10.86 square foot (1 square meter) area of soil or flooring. , Use
2.64 gallons (10 liters) of the Termidor mixture on every
10.86 square foot (1 square meter) area when injecting it into a hole.
Release Termidor mixture as you insert and withdraw the rodding equipment from the hole.
Rotate the rodding equipment completely during the injection process to distribute it evenly.
Plug or seal the hole when you are finished injecting the Termidor. -
Step 3: Tell residents and their pets to vacate the premises while you apply Termidor.
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Step 4: Cover all heating and air conditioning ducts
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Step 5: air vents
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Step 6: floor drains
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Step 7: and edible plants on the premises so they are not contaminated with Termidor.
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Step 8: Identify all electrical lines
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Step 9: plumbing pipes
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Step 10: sewer lines
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Step 11: and heating pipes so you do not puncture them while applying Termidor.
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Step 12: Loosen any soil around the house that is hard-packed to prevent water from running off when you apply Termidor.
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Step 13: Moisturize soil that is very dry
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Step 14: or porous around your house before applying Termidor to maximize its penetration and treatment.
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Step 15: Drill beneath surfaces that you need to treat such as concrete walkways or slabs.
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Step 16: Dress in safe
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Step 17: appropriate attire before handling and applying Termidor.
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Step 18: Measure the thickness of all soil to be treated around the foundation.
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Step 19: Create a Termidor and water mixture in your spray tank.
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Step 20: Apply Termidor to foundation areas of the house that connect the building and soil (also known as barriers) using the spray tank.
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Step 21: Inject Termidor into the ground or areas you have drilled using rodding equipment.
Detailed Guide
Termidor must not be allowed to enter drains, waterways, streams or rivers because it is highly toxic to humans, fish and aquatic organisms.
Do not use Termidor if rain is expected to occur within 48 hours of application because it may wash away. , Residents and their pets must not return to their home for between 3 and 4 hours after the treatment to allow the building to ventilate. ,,, You may need to make holes or separate the soil to gain a depth between
1.96 and
3.14 inches (50 and 80 millimeters) so the Termidor can penetrate the wood or foundation.
You can also reduce the amount of water you use without reducing the volume of Termidor to minimize the amount of water that runs off the soil. , You may need to spray water on these types of soils to guarantee an even distribution of Termidor when you spray it around the house. , This will allow you to apply Termidor in places beneath the foundation using rodding equipment, which is special equipment used to inject chemicals into deep soil or similar places that you cannot reach with a spray tank. , Wear chemical-resistant clothing that covers your neck and wrists.
Wear a washable hat, a half-facepiece respirator with a combined dust and gas cartridge, and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or nitrile gloves that completely cover your arms. , All soil should be at least
3.14 inches (80 millimeters) thick before you apply Termidor to allow for sufficient treatment. , Fill the spray tank with half the amount of water you need for the area you plan to treat.
Use
2.5 cups (600 milliliters) of Termidor in every
26.4 gallons (100 liters) of water.
Stir the mixture and add the rest of the required water amount to the tank. , Spray
1.32 gallons (5 liters) of the prepared Termidor mixture on every
10.86 square foot (1 square meter) area of soil or flooring. , Use
2.64 gallons (10 liters) of the Termidor mixture on every
10.86 square foot (1 square meter) area when injecting it into a hole.
Release Termidor mixture as you insert and withdraw the rodding equipment from the hole.
Rotate the rodding equipment completely during the injection process to distribute it evenly.
Plug or seal the hole when you are finished injecting the Termidor.
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