Product Description
- Home Flea Treatment: Great for upholstery, carpets, moldings, baseboards and rugs
- Kills fleas EGGS, FLEA, FLEA LARVAE and TICKS It is a part of a complete program to treat ticks and fleas and eliminates carpet beetles and dust mites
- CONTAINS NYLAR: An insect growth regulator interrupts the cycle of fleas and prevents fleas from morphing into adult bites over a period of up to seven months
- For long-term control of FLEA For long-term control of fleas: Apply 1 gallon to 500 square feet
Pests invading your part of the globe? No matter what insect you're fighting, Black Flag products are dedicated to supplying the tools to bring it back under control. With formulas that are quick to act and are never reversible, Black Flag insect controls are assisting homeowners to fight invaders for longer than the other brand. Black Flag's Flea and Tick Spray plus Growth Regulator for Home Use kills insects like fleas or flea eggs, and also ticks, and flea larvae inside. Apply it to carpets, rug, upholstery and other difficult-to-access places such as baseboards and mouldings. This formulation contains Nylar insect growth regulators to stop the life cycle of fleas by stopping the growth of fleas into adult bites for up to seven months. It also helps control dust mites and carpet beetles. When applied as directed the product won't cause staining to carpets or furniture. Check the treatment area for signs of fleas 2 weeks after the initial treatment. Reapply when necessary. If there are ticks present apply the spray directly to eliminate. To prevent long-term infestations of fleas apply 1 gallon for 775 square feet. Make use of it in conjunction with a complete treatment program for ticks and fleas which includes coordinated treatment for the yard, home and pet. Prevention and treatment work in tandem and it is essential that you treat the three locations at once. This integrated approach to managing pests includes inspection, cleaning and focusing on eggs, larvae and adults using appropriate insecticides. In most cases, follow-up treatments are needed.
