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Cathy from Cleveland, Ohio writes

Can Tri-Die be removed?

Hi, I hope you can help. a Pest control officer sprayed Tri-Die dust on two stumps in our back yard. We are now greatly regretting it. I had a few questions. 1. Can the pesticides be removed? 2. What is the typical spray radius, do I need to remove all surrounding shrubbery and soil? 3. What happens to the chemical once it's no longer active after 90 days?

Answer:

Any insecticides applied on outdoor surfaces will eventually be removed by breaking down in sunlight and/or washed away with rainfall. Tri-Die contains natural pyrethrin, which breaks down quickly in sunlight, and silica gel, a natural dessicant that would likely be washed away quickly. The PBO synergist in the product also breaks down quickly once applied. We are not sure why the product would need to be removed from where it was applied, but you can always use a hose to water the area to remove any residual product.

Answer last updated on: 05/22/2016

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