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Quik Strike Fly Abatement Strips

Posted in General by admin on the November 26th, 2009

Quik Strike Fly Bait

The active ingredient of the Quik Strike Fly Abatement Strips is nithiazine which exterminates irritating flies in seconds after feeding. It has triple-action attractant — two feeding attractants and a fly sex pheromone. Pesky flies are lured to the bait by the triple-action attractant. Nithiazine is confined in a sugar-based medium that flies find to be tempting. It increases the nerve functions of the flies which cause them to have uncontrolled movement. When flies discover the bait, they fly around the surface, then start feeding. It can be used outdoors close to the fly feeding spots, or in partially covered spots like loading dock and parking garages.
Quik Strike Fly Abatement Strip has two containers on every side of the strip. Once the container is squeezed,  a pad soaks up the two feeding attractants and the fly sex pheromone which are confined in the ampoules, drawing flies to the area where they start feeding on a quick-acting insecticide confined on a yellow-coated surface between the two ampoules.
The first container is set in motion upon its placement and normally goes on for two to four weeks, at that time the other container could be set in motion for continual fly attraction. You can use one Quik Strike for every 100 feet in highly fly infested areas or enclosed buildings. For areas that have minimal fly population or enclosed buildings, you could use one Quik Strike for every 300 feet.

The active ingredient of the Quik Strike Fly Abatement Strips is nithiazine which exterminates irritating flies in seconds after feeding. It has triple-action attractant — two feeding attractants and a fly sex pheromone. Pesky flies are lured to the bait by the triple-action attractant. Nithiazine is confined in a sugar-based medium that flies find to be tempting. It increases the nerve functions of the flies which cause them to have uncontrolled movement. When flies discover the bait, they fly around the surface, then start feeding. It can be used outdoors close to the fly feeding spots, or in partially covered spots like loading dock and parking garages.

Quik Strike Fly Abatement Strip has two containers on every side of the strip. Once the container is squeezed,  a pad soaks up the two feeding attractants and the fly sex pheromone which are confined in the ampoules, drawing flies to the area where they start feeding on a quick-acting insecticide confined on a yellow-coated surface between the two ampoules.

The first container is set in motion upon its placement and normally goes on for two to four weeks, at that time the other container could be set in motion for continual fly attraction. You can use one Quik Strike for every 100 feet in highly fly infested areas or enclosed buildings. For areas that have minimal fly population or enclosed buildings, you could use one Quik Strike for every 300 feet.

 

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Fly Bait Review – Maxforce Fly Spot Bait

Posted in General by admin on the October 28th, 2009

Maxforce Fly Bait

With Maxforce Fly Spot Bait, your problems with annoying flies are sure to disappear fast. It exterminates flies within 60 seconds or even less. Also, Maxforce Fly Spot Bait is so easy to use. You just have to mix the bait and a pint of water in a spray can and spray on close by areas infested by flies.

Flies would be fascinated to the bait and be killed within a few moments. A little spot has a residual of up to six weeks to dominate potential intruders. Maxforce Fly Spot Bait is branded for use within the interior and exterior areas of business institutions and agricultural facilities as well as outer surface of residential homes. All in all, this will be good for you and apparently, bad for pesky flies.

Fly Bait By Max Force

An envelope of Maxforce Fly Spot Bait is two oz. and it makes one pint of mixture that would go into 125 square feet. Its active ingredient is imidacloprid and targets common house flies.

Maxforce Fly Spot Bait was designed considering easy application. It comes in a concentrated water soluble grain that is watered down and then sprayed or painted on to surfaces that have to be treated. For spraying, mix a two-ounce sachet with one pint of water and stir up until fully mixed. One pint of finished spray would cover 125 square feet of fly-resting areas. For painting, mix an eight-ounce Maxforce Fly Spot Bait to eight-ounce water and stir up to needed thickness for best painting outcome. Do not spread over the product at a rate more than eight ounces for every thousand square feet of floor area.

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