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https://goo.gl/AYuSLa ...Click here to buy Taurus SC Termiticide! This video will tell you about the Taurus SC product as well as how to use it around your house. New! Taurus SC with 9.1% Fipronil (the same amount of a.i. as the popular Termidor SC) provides best-in-class control of termites, ants and a wide variety of other insect pests including spiders, roaches, ticks and many more. Taurus SC is a non-repellent insecticide that is undetectable to target pests, allowing them touch, ingest and spread the insecticide throughout the entire colony. For termites, Taurus SC will eliminate termite colonies in less than 90 days on average, and ant infestations can be controlled in just a few weeks. Taurus SC is labeled for OUTDOOR USE ONLY. The only exception is for indoor spot treatments inside wall voids for termites. Please follow all label directions carefully before use. - Don't forget to like and subscribe for educational content on pest control, lawn care, and animal health. We're also always happy to answer any questions you may have in the comment section below. Follow us on social media... Facebook:   / domyownpestcontrol   Twitter:   / mypestcontrol   Instagram:   / domyown_dotcom   Pinterest:   / diypestcontrol   #domyown #domyownpestcontrol #diypestcontrol Transcript: "Hey I'm Chris the Bug Guy from Domyownpestcontrol.com, and today we are going to show you how to get rid of termites using Taurus SC. Taurus SC is a non-repellent termiticide/insecticide with fipronil as the active ingredient. Many professionals use Taurus SC because it is economical and kills termites quickly. Taurus SC is a concentrate and is found in a 20 oz and 78 oz bottle. One 20 oz bottle will make 25 gallons and treat 60 lineal feet. The 78 oz bottle will make up to 100 gallons and treat 250 lineal feet. Let's go outside and we're going to show you how to apply Taurus SC in the trench around your house. Step 1 is digging the trench. The trench against your house should be 6" wide and 6" deep. You can use a shovel or a pick axe, and the trench will be directly against the foundation. Once you have dug the trench, it is 4 gallons per 10 feet, 10 lineal feet, along the house. So you are going to mix in the termiticide, make a line on the bucket if you need to for 4 gallons, and once it's mixed we're going to evenly distribute it over the trench. So we have a 10' section over here. You are going to evenly distribute those 4 gallons over the 10', and then move on to the next section. By the time you get back around this should have dissipated into the soil. Now once you have finished trenching and filling the trench with the termiticide, and it's had time to dissipate into the soil you need to put the back fill back into the trench. Now the dirt right now is untreated. This is the dirt we took out of the trench, but you want to make sure that you treat it before you put it back in because you don't want a layer of untreated soil on top of the treated soil. If termites happen to go right near the surface, they are going to skip the termiticide you placed in the trench. So this is a lot easier with two people. You want to mix some termiticide in a 1 gallon pump sprayer, and then you want to have a shovel or a rake to push the dirt back in the trench. The person with the sprayer is going to go ahead and start just wetting the dirt down, not so much that it is muddy, but just start wetting the dirt down, and as you are pushing it back in with the shovel or rake, the other person is going to wet it down. Just move on down the line. Let him wet it down a little bit. As you shovel it back in they're just going to wet down that back fill and get it mixed well with the termiticide. Now your house is completely protected by the professional termiticide. I hope you found this video useful. For more information click here."