CSI 16-110 Permethrin

CONTROL SOLUTIONS, INC. · Permethrin 24.33% · EPA Reg 53883-388 · insecticide Document last checked 2020-07-28

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This product is a liquid formulation containing permethrin. It is used to control flies, crawling insects (including ants, cockroaches, crickets, earwigs, sowbugs, and scorpions), fleas, and darkling beetles. It can be applied as a spray or emulsion to outdoor perimeters, cracks and crevices, animal areas, crawl spaces, and under slabs.

Pests covered (58)

FLIESCRAWLING INSECTS: including Ants (foraging Carpenter, Fire and Harvester ants; excluding Pharaoh ants), Cockroaches, Crickets, Earwigs, Sowbugs and ScorpionsFLEASAnts (foraging Carpenter, Fire, and Harvester ants; excluding Pharaoh ants), Cockroaches and ScorpionsAnts (foraging Carpenter, Fire, and Harvester ants; excluding Pharaoh ants), Fleas, Roaches, Scorpions or other arthropodsHOUSE FLIES and STABLE FLIESDARKLING BEETLESPILLBUGSSOWBUGSCENTIPEDESMILLIPEDESSCORPIONSSPIDERSBLACK WIDOW SPIDERBROWN RECLUSE SPIDERTICKSDERMESTID BEETLESELM LEAF BEETLEMERCHANT GRAIN BEETLESAWTOOTHED GRAIN BEETLEMEALWORMSLESSER MEALWORMCADELLECLUSTER FLYMOSQUITOESHOUSE FLYSPRINGTAILSEARWIGSBEESANTSCARPENTER ANTSHARVESTER ANTSFIRE ANTCARPENTER BEESTORED PRODUCT PESTSWOOD BORERSLARDER BEETLEHIDE BEETLEBOXELDER BUGMEDITERRANEAN FLOUR MOTHCHOCOLATE MOTHWAREHOUSE MOTHINDIAN MEAL MOTHWEBBING CLOTHES MOTHPSOCIDSFIREBRATSILVERFISHWOOD BORING BEETLESFLOUR BEETLESCIGARETTE BEETLEDRUGSTORE BEETLELESSER GRAIN BORERRICE WEEVILGRAIN WEEVILSCOCKROACHESCRICKETSCLOVER MITEWOOD INFESTING INSECTS

Areas treatable (74)

Perimeter (band of soil around and adjacent to building, building foundation, doors, windows, under siding and eaves)Cracks and crevices around screens, doors, window frames; surfaces on porches, in garages; normal fly resting areas such as ceilings, upper corners, around windows and doors; inside and outside surfaces of dumpsters and other trash holding containers; trash storage areasLandscaped, planted, mulched or unmaintained areas; cracks and crevices; weep holes, under siding, wall voids, soffits, around attic vents, openings around windows, doors and pipes; infested fences and tree holesInfested areasUnder slabsCrawl spacesAnimal areas such as dog kennels, hog barns, horse barns, empty chicken houses, rabbit hutches, dairy areas, milk rooms, calf hutches, calving pens and parlors; normal fly resting areas such as ceilings, screens, upper carriers of the areas, around windows and doors, light fixturesPerimeter (band of soil 6 – 10 ft. wide around and adjacent to the building, building foundation and sides, doors, windows, under siding and eaves)BATHROOM PREMISESWOOD UTILITY POLESGRAIN MILLS (INDOOR INEDIBLE)MILK ROOM PREMISESGRANARIES (EMPTY) (RESIDUAL GENERAL TREATMENT)DAIRY BARN PREMISES (ENCLOSED PREMISE TREATMENT)DAIRY BARNS (OPEN PREMISE TREATMENT)HOSPITALS (RESIDUAL CRACK AND CREVICE TREATMENT)CARPORTS (WOOD)GARBAGE ROOMSWAREHOUSES (INDOOR INEDIBLE)WAREHOUSES (OUTDOOR INEDIBLE)HORSE BARNS (OPEN PREMISE TREATMENT)MEAT PACKAGING ESTABLISHMENT (INEDIBLE)POULTRY PROCESSING PLANT (RESIDUAL CRACK/CREVICE TREATMENT)SEWERSDUMPS (GARBAGE/REFUSE)LOCKER ROOMSCAMPGROUNDSBASEBOARDSCLOSETSDOMESTIC DWELLINGS (INDOOR)GARAGESAPARTMENTS (INDOOR)DOMESTIC DWELLINGS (INDOOR) (WALL VOIDS)BUILDING FOUNDATIONSDOMESTIC DWELLINGS (OUTDOOR)DOOR FRAMESEAVESPATIOSPORCHESBOILER ROOMS (BAIT APPLICATION)HOG BARNS (ENCLOSED PREMISE TREATMENT)DAIRIES (RESIDUAL CRACK AND CREVICE TREATMENT)APARTMENTS (OUTDOOR)SIDINGWINDOW FRAMESHOTELS/MOTELS/TOURIST COURTS (NON-FOOD AREAS)HOG BARNS (OPEN PREMISE TREATMENT)FENCEROWSCOMMERCIAL/INSTITUTIONAL/INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS (OUTDOOR INEDIBLE)FOOD MARKETING/STORAGE/DISTRIBUTION FACILITIES (RESIDUAL CRACK AND CREVICE TREATMENT)SUPERMARKETS (INDOOR INEDIBLE)SUPERMARKETS (OUTDOOR INEDIBLE)HORSE BARNS (ENCLOSED PREMISE TREATMENT)COMMERCIAL/INSTITUTIONAL/INDUSTRIAL AREAS (RESIDUAL CRACK AND CREVICE TREATMENT)UTILITIES (RESIDUAL CRACK AND CREVICE TREATMENT)OFFICES (RESIDUAL CRACK AND CREVICE TREATMENT)CARPETSCHICKEN LIVING QUARTERS (ENCLOSED PREMISE TREATMENT)COMMERCIAL/INSTITUTIONAL/INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS (INDOOR INEDIBLE)RABBIT HOUSES (ENCLOSED PREMISE TREATMENT)CALF BARNS (ENCLOSED PREMISE TREATMENT)CALF BARNS (OPEN PREMISE TREATMENT)HOSPITAL NONCRITICAL PREMISESSEWER MANHOLE COVERSEATING ESTABLISHMENTS (RESIDUAL CRACK AND CREVICE TREATMENT)LIVESTOCK (ENCLOSED PREMISE TREATMENT)CALVING GROUNDS (OPEN PREMISE TREATMENT)LIVESTOCK FEED LOTSTRANSPORTATION VEHICLES (NONFEED/NONFOOD) (RESIDUAL GENERAL TREATMENT)FOOD STORAGE AREAS (EMPTY)DOG KENNELS (ENCLOSED PREMISE TREATMENT)DOG KENNELS (OPEN PREMISE TREATMENT)ORNAMENTAL LAWNSORNAMENTAL LAWNS (INDUSTRIAL)

How to treat each type of area 9

Perimeter (band of soil around and adjacent to building, building foundation, doors, windows, under siding and eaves)

Location	Rate	Unit	Label notes
Outdoor	2 2/3	oz	per 1,000 sq. ft.; Alternate directions to use 10 - 20 fl. oz. of product per 50 gal of water

Cracks and crevices around screens, doors, window frames; surfaces on porches, in garages; normal fly resting areas such as ceilings, upper corners, around windows and doors; inside and outside surfaces of dumpsters and other trash holding containers; trash storage areas

Treat to lightly moisten the target surface. Treat no more than twice per week and at least 3 days apart.

Target pest: FLIES
Location: Both

Landscaped, planted, mulched or unmaintained areas; cracks and crevices; weep holes, under siding, wall voids, soffits, around attic vents, openings around windows, doors and pipes; infested fences and tree holes

For ants, treat mounds and runways.

Target pest: CRAWLING INSECTS: including Ants (foraging Carpenter, Fire and Harvester ants; excluding Pharaoh ants), Cockroaches, Crickets, Earwigs, Sowbugs and Scorpions
Location: Outdoor

Infested areas

Target pest	Rate	Unit
FLEAS	0.5	%

Under slabs

Target pest	Rate	Unit	Dilution	Label notes
Ants (foraging Carpenter, Fire, and Harvester ants; excluding Pharaoh ants), Cockroaches and Scorpions	1	gal	0.5% - 1.0% emulsion	per 10 sq. ft. or 2 gal / 10 ft. via drilling and injecting or horizontal rodding

Crawl spaces

Target pest	Rate	Unit	Label notes
Ants (foraging Carpenter, Fire, and Harvester ants; excluding Pharaoh ants), Fleas, Roaches, Scorpions or other arthropods	0.5	%	Broadcast to all surfaces; may also be applied under the structure through insecticidal delivery systems such as piping or flexible tubing mounted under the structure. This treatment is not intended as a substitute for termite control.

Animal areas such as dog kennels, hog barns, horse barns, empty chicken houses, rabbit hutches, dairy areas, milk rooms, calf hutches, calving pens and parlors; normal fly resting areas such as ceilings, screens, upper carriers of the areas, around windows and doors, light fixtures

Target pest	Location	Rate	Unit	Dilution	Label notes
HOUSE FLIES and STABLE FLIES	Outdoor	1	gal	0.5% or 1.0% emulsion	per 1,000 sq. ft. of surface; Apply as a coarse, wet spray. Treat no more than twice per week and at least 3 days apart.

Target pest	Rate	Unit	Label notes
DARKLING BEETLES	2 2/3 - 5 1/3	fl. oz. concentrate	per 1,000 sq. ft.

Perimeter (band of soil 6 – 10 ft. wide around and adjacent to the building, building foundation and sides, doors, windows, under siding and eaves)

Location	Rate	Unit	Label notes
Outdoor	1.0	fl. oz.	per 1,000 sq. ft.

Mixing instructions 4

Amount	Per	Label notes
4 - 8	15 gal	fl. oz. of concentrate per tank
7 - 14	25 gal	fl. oz. of concentrate per tank
10 - 20	50 gal	fl. oz. of concentrate per tank
20 - 40	100 gal	fl. oz. of concentrate per tank

Timing & weather

For best results, begin treatments at the start of the fly season and repeat during periods of heavy fly activity.
Treat no more than twice per week and at least 3 days apart.
For best results, initiate treatments at the beginning of the fly season and repeat during periods of heavy fly activity. Treat no more than twice per week and at least 3 days apart.

Use restrictions 4

Do not apply to lactating or food animals.
Do not contaminate milk, food or drinking water.
Do not apply or allow insecticide to drift onto animals.
This treatment is not intended as a substitute for termite control

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