Tri-Die - 8 oz.

Whitmire Tri-Die Aerosol combines the repellency of pyrethrin and the long term stability and repellency of silica dust. Tri-Die leaves a dust residual behind after spraying that kills a wide variety of insect pests. Tri-Die is great for wall void applications and crack and crevice treatments.


 Tri-Die - 8 oz. Label
 Tri-Die - 8 oz. Supplemental Label
 Tri-Die - 8 oz. MSDS

Active Ingredient:	8% silica gel powder and 0.6% synergized pyrethrin
NOT FOR SALE TO:	CT, NY, NE, SC
Manufactured by:	Whitmire Micro-Gen

Prescription Treatment Tri- Die pressurized dust offers a convenient, easy application with no additional equipment necessary. Pressurized, charged particles penetrate deep into cracks, crevices, wall and ceiling voids to provide an ideal uniform dust application, readily adhering to all surfaces. The unique 4-way red application straw can be used for void space application to deliver 360-degree coverage. Tri-Die is manufactured with Whitmire MicroGen's innovative MicroPro technology. Tri-Die offers three way insect control - contact, repellency, and residual effect. When an insect crosses through an application area the dust is attracted to the insect's oily or waxy outer cuticle and the insect loses body moisture and dies. The naturally derived active ingredient in Tri-Die creates an unsuitable environment for insect pests. Tri-Die is available in a convenient 8 ounce can making it easier to use in confined spaces and easier to store.

 

Treatment Recommendations:

Interior:

Inject dust into wall void areas around windows and door frames, openings around pipes and sinks, behind baseboards and beneath carpet, in cracks and crevices of cabinets and pantries, sewer and floor drains. In food areas: Apply to cracks & crevices and void areas between different elements of construction, between equipment and floors, openings leading to voids and hollow spaces in walls, equipment legs and bases.

Exterior:

Apply dust behind siding, into wall voids, around window and door frames, into cracks of foundations and other places pest may be entering the building. For Carpenter Bees, apply directly into entrance holes.

 

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2 of 2 people found this review helpful:    By Jenny on July 19, 2008 I worked with a reputable pest control company for 8 years and I have found Tri-Die to be a great repellant. I used this product for many insects. The beauty of this product is it is a long lasting residual and will keep most pests that come in from outside through cracks and crevices out of your home. It does leave a powder film where it is applied, so make sure you use only in wall voids and cracks as the label states. My target pest presently are ants. Was this review helpful to you?

1 of 1 people found this review helpful:    By Jo on August 31, 2008 Tri-die has rescued me on numerous occasions- particularly from ants. This weekend I've discovered it's a sure-fire way to battle springtails coming in around a window and french door. The springtails have been freaking me out because two other professional insecticides that I normally use to handle just about every desert-dwelling insect that attacks my home had failed. This morning I remembered the can of Tri-Die and put it to work. Problem solved. Unfortunately my local Bug and Weed Mart has stopped carrying it. I'm happy to learn that I can order it online! Was this review helpful to you?

0 of 1 people found this review helpful:   Tri-Die Case (12 cans) By Tim on April 27, 2010 Shipment of Tri-die arrived very quickly, fully intact, and well packed. I would definitely order from DoMyOwnPest Control again. Was this review helpful to you?

Tri-Die Kills By Ron on May 1, 2010 If you have carpenter bees, this stuff will take them out. Using the including tube, I sprayed this stuff in the hole and moved to the next hole. By the time I got to the third hole bees were falling out the previous two and dying. Wait a few days, then plug the hole with wood putty or cork. Done. The can says it works on other pests, too. I have to believe them. Given it's effectiveness, I ALWAYS wear protective gear -- gloves, safety glasses and some kind of mask. Was this review helpful to you?

kills carpenter bees!!! By Ben on May 26, 2010 in all the holes i could get to this seemed to work great to get rid of my carpenter bees. lIt leaves a white residue so be careful on trying to just spray where you need it to... unless you want to have a big clean up issue afterwards. Was this review helpful to you?

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Q  My can of Tri-Die aerosol is clogged. How do I fix it? My new can of Tri-Die doesn't spray. I wonder if the nozzle is clogged, or there's some safety tab I didn't find. Any ideas? A Sometimes the nozzle can get clogged during transit or if the Tri-Die can was exposed to low or very high temperatures for some reason.  Try running the application straw and the nozzle under hot water.  Also be sure to shake very well before using.  Please call us at 866-581-7378 if you continue to have any issues.

Q  Is Tri-Die harmful to breathe in? A Tri-Die is a safe product to use but it is an aerosol dust product and it could cause irritation if it is inhaled. A dust mask should be worn to prevent dust inhalation. When applied according to the product label, directly into cracks, crevices and wall voids direct contact with the dust will be minimal.

Q  Is Tri-Die animal safe? My problem is right outside my door in my two flower beds. I dont have flowers in there but there are wolf spiders, other spiders, centipedes, etc. I was wondering if i sprayed it, would it be harmful to my dogs, because they like to eat grass from there. If it is harmful, how long should i wait to let my dogs out in that area? A Tri-Die is animal safe when used as directed on the product label. Tri-Die must only be used in cracks, crevices and voids. You should not spray Tri-Die out into the flowerbeds. Talstar P would be a better choice for this type of treatment. It is gentle on plants, safe to use around pets and people and labeled for a wide variety of insects including spiders. Spiders can be a bit tougher to kill than other insects because they do not groom themselves and ingest the product like other insects and take longer to receive a lethal dose of the insecticide. Having said that, using Talstar would also kill the other insects that the spiders need for food, forcing the spiders to move to better hunting grounds or starve. We would also like to add that spiders and centipedes outdoors are largely beneficial as they kill other insects such as roaches, mosquitoes, gnats, wasps, ants ..... To stop them from moving indoors you can spray around your door frames, window frames, in a band about 3 feet up the foundation and out onto the ground in a 3-5 foot band around the base of your home.