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Entopest Single Shot Insect Fogger

This introduction video on the Eradisect Natural Insect Killer shows the product information and an example in discharging the device using the unique integrated single-shot trigger. This product has been manufactured in the United Kingdom. It has been designed excessively to aid in controlling and managing pest insects, including flies, wasps, moths, cockroaches, and bed bugs. The nozzle can be used intermittently as a surface spray, direct spray or as a one-shot where the trigger is locked into position to allow total release. Unlike insect smoke generators, this product does not require a live flame to activate and thus can be used in more fire-sensitive environments. The latter part of the video demonstrates this in action. The product should not be placed in a location that has a naked flame. This Entopest insecticidal product has been designed to aid in a control treatment plan against a wide range of flying and crawling insects. Whilst this is an excellent stand-alone product against flies, it may not be suitable for the sole treatment method of bed bugs and flea infestations, especially when they are established; we recommend in these scenarios that this product is used to complement other products such as insecticidal powders and sprays. Additionally, we cannot guarantee that this product will remove a pest infestation under a single treatment. This 150ml product contains natural pyrethrum at the professional strength of 0.2% w/w. It has been designed to cover an area up to 150m3. However, the actual coverage will vary depending on the insect species; flies 150m3, fleas/moths 40m3 & ants/cockroaches 20m3. We do not recommend using this product for spiders. Made in the United Kingdom. UK registered HSE Reg 9928. Always read and comply with the label. Additional product information can be on our website: https://www.entopest.co.uk/product/en... Safety documentation, product label and additional instructions can be found here: https://www.entopest.co.uk/safety-doc...