Onslaught Insecticide - 16 oz.

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Onslaught Insecticide Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)

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Onslaught Insecticide - 16 oz.

Onslaught Microencapsulated Insecticide is everything an insecticide should be. Broad label, fast acting and long lasting, Onslaught covers every aspect of pest control. Using microencapsulation technology, residual efficiencies are increased, leading to extended residue life, superior surface adhesion and controlled release of the active ingredient.

Why Should You Use?

Onslaught controls more than a hundred indoor and outdoor pests. Coupled with exceptional residual performance and versatility, Onslaught offers a performance unrivaled by other microencapsulates.

Directions for Use

Onslaught is a microencapsulated suspension concentrate designed to provide long residual control over listed pests. Onslaught is intended for water-based dilutions for spray applications. The product is for use as a general surface spray, crack and crevice or in spot applications in and around residential and commercial structures. Shake well before using. Spray equipment must be thoroughly cleaned before utilized. Fill applicator tank half full with water and add the appropriate amount of insecticide following the recommended dilution rates. Agitate slowly and add the remaining volume of water. Insect growth regulators (IGRs) or any currently registered pesticides may be tank mixed with Onslaught unless prohibited by the product label. Do not mix Onslaught with insecticides having Dichlorvos (DDVP).

Apply only in areas described. Do not apply the product in rooms currently occupied by children, domestic animals and the elderly. Do not use Onslaught as a space spray or as a fogger. Do not treat electrical conduits, utility boxes, switch boxes and other electrical equipment. Keep pets and children away from treated surfaces until dry. Application is permitted in food/feed handling and processing establishments as directed in the product label.

Apply as a coarse, wet spray to surfaces where pests are found. Treat commonly infested areas such as baseboards, attics, crawlspaces, under sinks, around pipes and plumbing, cracks, crevices, storage areas, underneath and behind refrigerators, stoves, dishwashers, cabinets, shelves and other harborage sites. Treat ant trails, mounds, around doors and windows, garbage receptacles and other areas where ants may find entrance to structures.

Treat pet resting areas, beddings, rugs, carpets, cushions and mattresses to get rid of biting insects such as fleas, dog ticks and bed bugs. Treat nearby sites, voids and objects thoroughly to avoid reinfestations. Do not spray pets with Onslaught.

Use Onslaught to treat pests in and around livestock housing facilities. Remove animals and cover feeders/water dispensers before applications. Treat unoccupied areas thoroughly. Pay special attention to cracks and crevices, floors, stanchions, cage frames, stalls and around feeders. Treat building foundations and make a perimeter treatment around and adjacent to buildings.

Treat exterior walls, foundations and structures with Onslaught to prevent insects from entering buildings. Treat a band of soil 2 to 6 feet in wide around buildings. Spray solution to nests, mounds, eaves, cracks and crevices, voids, harborage sites and surrounding areas where pests are seen travelling.

Apply the product as a foliar spray to treat turf, turfgrass, lawn, landscape and ornamental pests. Using hand pressurized or powered sprayers, apply Onslaught at the rate of 2 to 10 gallons of spray solution per 1,000 square feet. Use lower rates for less dense foliage. Repeat treatments every 7 to 14 days. Carefully read the product label for application directions and other useful information.

Where to Apply

Onslaught Microencapsulated Insecticide is used for control of pests indoors and outdoors, in food or non-food handling areas. Areas of use include homes, hotels, apartment buildings, schools, warehouses, office buildings, food service establishments, industrial buildings, food processing plants, restaurants, supermarkets, transportation equipment, backyards, lawns, athletic fields, golf courses, parks, recreational areas and ornamental landscaping.