It is important to always wear the proper clothing and safety equipment when applying your treatment. Even the safest products need to be used responsibly, and that includes wearing the proper attire to make sure your application ends up on bugs, not on you.

When applying your treatment wear long pants, long sleeves and closed-toe shoes. In addition, always wear the safety gloves included in your treatment when performing an application.

Only mix the product if you are prepared to apply treatment now. We advise waiting no more than 8 hours after mixing the product to perform the application for best results.

Fill the included mix bag up to the halfway mark with water. Open the product bottle, and pour the contents into the mix bag. Next, rinse the empty product bottle 3 times with water, and each time pour the rinsate into the mix bag. Fill the mix bag the remaining amount to the full line.

Remove your spray wand from its storage sleeve. You may need to charge your spray wand before application if the battery is low. You can test if the battery is empty by pressing the trigger on the wand before attaching it your mix bag.

To use the spray wand, simply press the button on the handle. You can also adjust the tip of the nozzle left or right to change the droplet size. As a rule of thumb, you want the droplet size to be big enough to reach your treatment target without drifting.

Carefully place the hose into the mix bag, being careful not to spill the contents. Once the hose is full inserted into the mix bag, screw on the cap until it is tightly sealed.

Once the spray wand is attached, with the cap screwed on, shake the bag thoroughly. The product should mix completely with the water before beginning application.

Where and how you apply your treatment will depend on a number of factors, including what type of home you live in (single-family home, apartment, duplex, etc) and what type of pest problems you’re experiencing. For pest specific guides, we recommend checking out our pest tutorials here.

For general treatments, or preventative applications, use the following steps as they apply to your home and situation.

For almost every treatment, we recommend starting with a full perimeter spray to create a barrier from pests getting inside. For homes, apply this treatment outside around the foundation. Spray 2 ft. up the wall, and 2 ft. out away from the home along the ground.

If you live in an apartment, duplex or other units with shared walls, you may need to apply this perimeter treatment inside your home instead of outside.

Treat other problem areas outside. This can be pest-specific issues, such as ant colonies or wasp nests. This could also include treating around grass, mulch, rocks, fence lines, window sills, garage doors, sheds, etc.

When treating outside, always avoid treating directly on blooming flowers in order to protect pollinators. In addition, avoid treating directly on edible fruits and vegetables.

If you are treating as a preventative measure or you are not currently seeing pest issues inside, inside application is likely not necessary. However, if you are seeing problems inside, inside treatment can be very effective.

When treating inside, adjust the spray wand nozzle to a small droplet size or mist setting. Treat low to the ground, and treat along walls, with a major focus on entry points such as doors, windows, pet doors, etc.

If you have leftover product after you’ve finished treatment, dispose of it by applying it in other areas outside the home (or inside if necessary). If needed, you can pour the product out in grass or dirt. Do not pour leftover product down the drain or in other areas where it will drain into public water sources.

Do not discard your spray wand, but recycle the rest of the shipment contents. Store the wand in the included storage bag, along with the charging cable. You may want to recharge your spray wand before storage so it is fully charged for your next application.