What are the active and inactive ingredients and what % are each. Also will it kill or prevent yellow jackets from building nests in my shop?
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http://www.demonwp.com/ http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/demon-wp-insecticide-p-74.html www.google.com
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Not sure of the ingredients but would suggest you wear a mask, but we find the product knocks em' dead. We spray every 3 months and are bugless. Good luck to you!
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http://www.demonwp.com/http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/demon-wp-insecticide-p-74.htmlwww.google.com
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It says the active ingredient is Cetirizine HCl 10 mg - purpose antihistamine. I will look and see if I can find the inactive ingredients, but that's all I'm seeing
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Check the ingredients on anything you use. We stopped using this when we found out about the contents. Here's information from the UofA in protecting bees & pollinators: Many common garden products contain neonicotinoid insecticides. Even when used according to printed instructions, the concentrations are dozens of times greater than what is used in farm crops. Neonicotinoid insecticides are systemic, which means that all parts of the plant become toxic, including nectar, pollen, leaves and rots. Systemic pesticides can have irreversible, cumulative, and sublethal effects on insect pollinators linked to behavioral and immune system disruptions. Here's a quote from the Xerces website: Neonicotinoids are a group of insecticides that are used widely on farms, as well as around our homes, schools, and city landscapes. Used to protect against sap-sucking and leaf-chewing insects, neonicotinoids are systemic, which means they are absorbed by the plant tissues and expressed in all parts, including nectar and pollen. Unfortunately, bees, butterflies, and other flower-visiting insects are harmed by the residues. Extremely concerning is the prolific inclusion of these insecticides in home garden products. Home garden products containing neonicotinoids can legally be applied in far greater concentrations in gardens than they can be on farms - sometimes at concentrations as much as 120 times as great which increases the risk to pollinators. As a gardener, you have an unique opportunity to help protect pollinators by avoiding the use of these insecticides, asking your local nursery or garden center if plants have been treated with neonicotinoids, and encouraging your city or park district to use alternatives to neonicotinoids on plants that are visited by bees or are bee-pollinated. Here's an informational PDF: http://www.xerces.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/NeonicsInYourGarden.pdf
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I have no idea. I have only used it to neutralize wasp, yellow jacket, and bee stings. However, it used to be one of the main ingredients in Adolph's Meat Tenderizer, so you might go by their directions. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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The active ingredient is Hypromellose. The inactive ingredients are carbopol 980, water, sodium hydroxide, sodium perborate and sorbitol. Supposedly it is preservative free so that is good if you use it frequently. Hope this helps.
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Sorry, I did not try it on yellow jackets.. just spiders and scorpions. Worked great on them.. won't use anything else from now on.
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Dear mr. Linney Demon WP is very powerful ! If you spray it where the yellow jackets may walk on the surface , they will later that day clean themselves ingesting small particles of demon WP and they will die! Although spraying this product overhead is not in conformance with federal mandate , I advise if you do choose to do this in your shop you need to : Follow instructions carefully Cover everything that is not to be treated. Do not use in or around food or food handling areas Wear a protective chem suit ,respirator , gloves , protective eye and face wear !!! Also I do not have the product with me at this time you can google the product for chemicle composition and MSDS you are looking for . Please read all safety information ! This is a great product , it kills everything And you will be quit pleased with it ! But PLEASE FOLLOW DIRECTIONS! I hope I've been of some help to you Sincerly , Lee
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This stuff works amazingly well!!! Clean first real good and apply as directed. We didn't see many dead ones, but now we don't see any live ones crawling around. They feast, go back and kill the nest. It did take a few days!!!
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The ingrediants are; Geraniol, soybean oil, citric acid, peppermint oil and Inert Ingrediants. I bought this item and it didn't kill the bed bugs onsite as stated.
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Greg, In general its not a wise choice to spray any kind of concentrate for ants. The reasons are many but the big one is that they can detect most any active. And once they detect it, they'll stay off the treated surface and avoid where its been applied. This will usually force them elsewhere and essentially complicate the situation. And since the ants you see represent less 10% of the local nest, even if you did kill all the ones you see it wouldn't solve the problem. So what do you do? Well for starters, don't spray inside the home. Instead use a bait. Something like Maxforce Ant Gel or Optigard Ant Gel. These options will readily be accepted by any foraging ant and within a few days, be brought back to their nest and once ingested, kill a bunch of the colony. At the same time you should spray the homes exterior with a "non repellent" active such as Phantom, Optigard Flex or Dominion. These actives won't be detectable by the ants and in turn, they'll readily walk over the treatment. This will allow them to "transfer" the active to other members of their colony so when the active finally does "kicks in" and goes to work, it will kill most if not the entire nest. That will usually happen in 3-4 days following the initial application. The good news is any ants surviving this will in turn know to stay away from the old ant trails for fear of something "bad" in the area so even if you don't kill them all, the non repellents will usually take care of the problem by forcing them elsewhere. Give us a call if you need more advice; its kind of hard to explain all of this via a post. Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
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It contains Pyrethrin (0.012%) which is the active ingredient that will work as a contact killer for caterpillars. Safer Brand also has Safer Brand Caterpillar Killer which relies on a bacteria which will kill the catepillers, as well as a caterpillar dust. But if you are seeing the caterpillars right now, the spray will work as a contact killer.
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Active ingredients cuprum Sulphuricum 4X, zincum sulphuricum 4X, carbolicum acidum 6X, argentum metallicum 8x, calcarea carbonica 12X, Kali bichromicum 12x, sepia 12x Inactive ingredients bacillus coagulans, gelatin, magnesium stearate, rice flour, silicon dioxide. Came back to edit because I remember reading the bottle before this one and it stated Kreosotum homeopathically diluted was an ingredient. Don't know when the formula changed. Either way, I don't believe they are making it anymore?? :( Hth
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active ingredients are- avobenzone 1.8% octinoxate 7.5% octisalate 5.0% and oxybenzone 2.4%there are a whole list of inactive ingredients - about 50 - most of which I have never heard of.I have used this product for years and find it works well and I like the results. I have had skin cancer so rely on this to protect my skin.
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Active Ingredient: lmidacloprid 1.47% A 'synthetic' nicotine (neo-nicotinoid). It did reduce the spiraling whitefly but did not eliminate them. Negative effect is we have had very few bees since using this and our gumbo limbo tree used to vibrate with them every morning. Some info you may want to read before using regarding neonicotinoids : http://coloradobeekeepers.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Retail-Neonic-Products.pdf Here's link to label thats readable: http://www.gainvasives.org/hwa/treeandshrub.pdf
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I have the cleaner, and have a floor finisher, different bottles than the yellow one shown. There are no ingredients listed at all on any of the bottles, which is kind of annoying, but honestly I never looked. If I were you I'd go to the forlifeproducts website or rejuvenate website and ask them, especially if you have allergy concerns. If it helps, both bottles say not to use solvent or orange-based cleaners after using rejuvenate.
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Hello Carlos... The percentage of picaridin in the product is 10%, and then it lists 90% 'other ingredients'. If its of any help to you, I have been a mountain biker for over 40 years and tried every bug spray, crme and lotion that comes on the market. Skin So Soft, without question is the best product there is. It repels everything I have ever come across except Maine Deer Flies, and almost nothing stops them except Bear dope*. I highly recommend Skin So Soft and I have used it exclusively since I discovered it in the early 90's. (Bear dope, used by hunters to repel those vicious Maine Deer Flies, is in fact Bear excrement! And no way I was going to wear that!!!) I hope this information helps you.
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No, it's not consist in active and inactive ingredientsActive Ingredients: Avobenzone 3%, Homosalate 15%, Octisalate 5%. Octocrylene 2.8%, Ozybenzone 6%