Effective Insecticide Spray

Doesn’t harm environment, kils insects, flies and pest. Works by helping to keep bugs out of the home. Its unique Formula helps you kill home invading pests inside and outside the house

 Insecticide, any toxic substance that is used to kill insects. Such substances are used primarily to control pests that infest cultivated plants or to eliminate disease-carrying insects in specific areas.

General Information: Hold container upright. Do not spray up into air. Apply to surfaces only as a spot and crack & crevice treatment. Hold approximately 12 inches from surface to be sprayed. Push trigger  to spray until surface is slightly moist but not to the point of runoff. Over application may cause damage.

Do not allow children or pets to contact treated surfaces until spray has dried. 

Insecticide Joker Bun Green.  bug barrier's long-lasting action keeps on killing German Cockroaches for up to (12 months) (1 year) and Flies for up to (150 days) (20 weeks) (5 months) after you spray. More frequent applications may be necessary on concrete surfaces. Check these areas in 4 weeks and retreat if insect activity continues. Contact kill gives you immediate results when spraying insects directly, while residual activity kills insects when they return to treated areas. 

Insecticide Joker Bun Green.  bug barrier's is intended to be used in and around residences and their immediate surroundings. Do not use in commercial food handling establishments, restaurants or other places where food is commercially prepared or processed. 

INDOORS: 

Cockroaches, Ants, Boxelder Bugs, Centipedes, Crickets, Dermestids, Firebrats, Fleas, Palmetto Bugs, Silverfish, Sowbugs, Ticks and Waterbugs: Apply as a spot and crack & crevice treatment to areas where these pests crawl and hide, especially in hidden areas around sinks and storage areas, behind baseboards, around doors and windows, behind and under refrigerators, cabinets, sinks and stoves, the underside of shelves, drawers, bookcases, and similar areas. Cover all food handling surfaces and cover or remove all food and cooking utensils or wash thoroughly after treatment. Exposed food should be covered or removed. Repeat as necessary but not more than once per week. 

•Spiders: Apply along and behind baseboards, to window and door frames, corners, pipes, storage localities, attics, crawl spaces and other areas over which these pests may crawl.

•Centipedes, Ground Beetles, Pillbugs, Sowbugs, Scorpions and Ticks: Apply around doors and windows and other places where these pests may enter premises. Treat baseboards, storage areas and other locations where these pests are found.

•FLYING INSECTS: Houseflies, Gnats, Mosquitoes and Small Flying Moths: Spray localized resting areas, such as under eaves, porches, inside surfaces of window and door frames, surfaces around light fixtures and cords, railings, etc. and anywhere these insects may rest. Insects coming to rest on treated surfaces will be killed. 

OUTDOORS: 

Remove all exposed food and cooking utensils. Cover all food handling surfaces or wash thoroughly after treatment and before use. Do not use on edible crops. 

For outdoor use only as an aid in controlling these insects. Point sprayer away from face. Hold sprayer on a slight downward angle, approximately 12 inches from surface to be sprayed. Spray with wind if breeze is blowing. Do not contaminate fish ponds or apply directly to water. 

•PESTS ON OUTSIDE SURFACES OF BUILDINGS: For control of building infestation to Ants, Clover Mites, Crickets and Sowbugs (Pillbugs). Spray foundation of building where insects are active and may find entrance up to a height of 2 to 3 feet. Apply to outside surfaces of buildings where insects tend to congregate. Repeat treatment as necessary, but not more than once per week. 

•CRAWLING INSECTS: Ants, Cockroaches (Including Asian Cockroaches), Centipedes, Crickets, Mole Crickets, Waterbugs and Silverfish. Hold sprayer 12 to 18 inches from surface to be treated and spray on infested surface of patio or picnic areas, hitting as many insects as possible. Spray to slightly moisten the surface. Also spray legs of tables and chairs. 

•FLYING INSECTS: Houseflies, Gnats, Mosquitoes and Small Flying Moths.Spray outside surfaces of window and door frames and other areas where these pests enter the home. Also spray localized resting areas, such as under eaves, porches, surfaces around light fixtures and cords, railings, etc. where these insects may rest. Insects coming to rest on treated surfaces will be killed.

Insecticides can be classified in any of several ways, on the basis of their chemistry, their toxicological action, or their mode of penetration. In the latter scheme, they are classified according to whether they take effect upon ingestion (stomach poisons), inhalation (fumigants), or upon penetration of the body covering (contact poisons). Most synthetic organic insecticides penetrate by all three of these pathways, however, and hence are better distinguished from each other by their basic chemistry. Besides the synthetic organics, some organic compounds occurring naturally in plants are useful insecticides, as are some inorganic compounds. Most insecticides are sprayed or dusted onto plants and other surfaces traversed or fed upon by insects.