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Q. cyfluthrin cy kick
The Cy-Kicks CS cyfluthrin Insecticide, is that something that if I dont use the whole gallon that i prepare that I can just dump down the drain of the bathroom sink or can I save it in the sprayer and continue to use it over a period of time?
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Great question! Once you dilute the concentrated solution we recommend that you finish using the diluted solution with in a weeks time.
You should not dispose any of the left over solution inside sinks or down any drain. Different states may have different procedures and requirements for chemical disposal so you may want to double check with your local agricultural department.
Some states even have designated areas for chemical disposal.
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Q. what to use for white fly infestation on citrus?
A. We recommend using Cyonara Lawn and Garden Spray to get rid of whiteflies. It is an insecticide that is labeled for use around fruit trees and vegetable gardens and whiteflies are on the label as a target pest. If you have any further questions or comments, please feel free to contact us again.
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Q. will cyhalothrin kill drain flies?
A. Unfortunately, drain flies is not listed on the product label for products that contain Cyhalothrin.
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I can only speak on the carpenter bee traps. We put out four this year (early April) when the carpenter bees came back. Last year we filled, treated and put fresh stain on wood soffits
after season in November. We put out traps this year hoping to deter more holes and more bee infestation. The traps didn't work. We swatted them with a tennis racket, put the dead ones
inside the bottle in hopes the phermone smell would attract other bees, it didn't. We took dead bees smash and wiped the four holes of each trap, still didn't work. Our last resort is to restain
the wood again now before any get inside the wood. We hope the smell of the new stain will
be a deterrent. At this point we have sprayed inside the old holes with Sevin Dust, put Seven
Dust in the wood filler when filling the old holes last year and coated over with a clear stain.
They are driving us crazy.
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