Brian from West Palm Beach, Florida writes
I have seen cockroaches and spiders, however, there may also be mice. What do you recommend I use? I want to make sure the pest issue is gone or in better control once health inspectors come by. This is a convenience store but I want to sell hot dogs and other food items.
The General Pest Control Starter Kit - Economy would be a fantastic option. This kit includes both the equipment and the chemicals you need to perform your own professional pest control prevention and maintenance treatments for insect pests. This kit includes a larger size of the Temprid SC for even more savings on your per-treatment costs. We recommend using an Integrated Pest Management approach for the best results, incorporating thorough inspection, sanitation and exclusion practices along with the use of products. This kit includes a Chapin 2 Gallon Pump Sprayer to apply the Temprid SC Insecticide concentrate. Temprid SC contains two powerful active ingredients for a quick initial knockdown and long residual activity. Also included is a Bellow Hand Duster to apply CimeXa Insecticide Dust to cracks and crevices for an extra layer of protection. Finally, the kit includes Catchmaster 100i Insect Monitor glue boards to help monitor your efforts and identify any pests that may be found in the area. In addition to the items in the kit, we would also recommend incorporating a IGR (insect growth regulator) such as Nyguard IGR to stop the reproductive cycle of those roaches because they reproduce so rapidly. Also, using outdoor rodent bait inside of tamper resistant bait stations along the exterior of your store will be the best way to reduce the rodent population in your area. Our EZ-Klean Rodent Bait Station kit with Fastrac Blox. Fastrac Blox kill faster than most baits on the market and rodents will die with just one feeding. For the rodents already indoors a rat trap such as our Trapper T Rex would be ideal to clean out the population indoors.
Answer last updated on: 05/10/2015
