Harris Home Pest Control Asian Lady Beetle & Box Elder Bug Killer - 128oz (1 gallon)
Harris Home Pest Control Asian Lady Beetle and Box Elder Bug Killer is odorless and long lasting. The spray kills Asian lady beetles once it has had a chance to dry. Also kills flies, mosquitoes, and other insects. This item is registered with the EPA (No. 3-11) for indoor and outdoor use. Always read and follow label directions before and during use.
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Kills Lady Beetles and Japanese Beetles When Spray Dries - The spray will kill once completely dried and continues to kill asian lady beetles weeks after application
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Great Value - 1 Gallon allows for repeated applications on an on-going basis to effectively eliminate lady beetles
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Odorless Formula - Odorless and non-staining formula will not cause damage to fabrics when used according to label directions
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EPA Registered - Registered with the Environmental Protection Agency (No. 3-11) for residential use
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Extended Trigger Sprayer - Use the included trigger sprayer to effectively treat areas where lady beetles are located
How to use Harris Asian Lady Beetle and Box Elder Bug Killer
Important surfaces to spray to get rid of asian lady beetles and box elder bugs include: around door and window frames (inside and out), window screens, storage areas, baseboards, exterior south facing walls, and other areas where these bugs like to crawl, rest, or congregate. If you want to treat screens, remove them prior to spraying, and then allow them to dry before reinstalling.
When to Apply:
Because both Asian Lady Beetles and BoxElder Bugs are overwintering pest the timing of application is important. Ideal application time is when the temperatures start to cool off and you start having longer nights, this will single to overwintering pest that winter is approaching.
This is the time these pests such as Asian Lady Bugs and Box Elder Bugs will try to gain access to the warmer areas inside your home. You will want to apply the product on the exterior of the home, concentrate on the southern side, and treat all entry points.
Areas such as electrical and plumbing penetrations, cracks in siding, openings in eaves. Try to fix any entry points prior to fall, and then spray accordingly.
