Wasps

[theshypaddy 1]

Inscetaban will do just as well comes in 600gm tub.

[abarrett 462]

Inscetaban will do just as well comes in 600gm tub.

Insectoban is oil based liquid does wasp nest fantastic just not as convenient as an spray can

[stormyboy 1,352]

There is insectaban dust available.

[abarrett 462]

There is insectaban dust

There is insectaban dust available.

 

Any idea who's supplying it and the cost

I bet that works quick

I'd be interested in that

[stormyboy 1,352]

Most of the major suppliers stock it. Its permethrin but wont work as quick as a permethrin spray. I tried permost dust a few years ago and found it agitated them, where bendiocarb doesn't.

[PFS 12]

Permethrin as a whole is an agitant, that's why I'd pick ficam anytime. Can't afford for the wasps getting pissed off and stinging a customer.

[nod 285]

Think the insectaban dust you are on about is deadline

[unclepesta 101]

just seal it after treatment and nest is settled and wash the step down so cats dont rub up and get bendiocarb poisoning..im always careful powdering low stuff on house walls and steps cos cats are buggers for rubbing...the pestie killed a cat on one of my calls treating a brick vent and leaving powder down the wall.it destroys there liver.blood tests at vets reveal the carbamates

 

always clean up low stuff well. try not to be messy maybe not use a high pressured powder just let them take it in from the entrance.. a syringe will do..add a bit of tubing if you wanna get deep.. dont fill the syringe just use a small amount say 1/4.. bigger syringe is easier but small still works shake then squeeze... they will carry it into the nest it takes only a small amount when they have to access through one entrance

 

keep it clean

[unclepesta 101]

i meant to quote the one on that last post.. just what i would do

[shropshire mole 190]

Uncle,

 

Thats a really good point regarding cats and bendiocarb, well done

[stormyboy 1,352]

nod-you're right,I stand corrected. All Rento stuff looks the same to me! Lol