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Indoor Insect Killer

Kills Bed Bugs, Ants, Roaches
& Other Insects

How to Apply the Indoor Insect Killer

Treat areas where insects hide and may come in contact with the powder

Key Places to Apply the Indoor Insect Killer

Behind the refrigerator
In cabinets
Under sinks

Around pipes
On moldings & baseboards
In cracks & crevices

Benefits of the Indoor Insect Killer

This powder can be used on carpets, fabrics and hard surfaces; it will not stain and it vacuums or sweeps-up easily leaving no visible traces.
Brush it on and leave it for a few minutes. Then vacuum it up. Invisible residual powder remains in the fabric and acts as a long term barrier since it remains lethal to insects for a period of time.
In out-of-the-way places, such as behind your refrigerator, leave the powder full strength to achieve longer-lasting effects.
Use our Chapin Dust Pump to blow powder into cracks and crevices. Our Powdermill Duster is ideal for treating crawl spaces and attics.

Also Consider:

	Indoor Insect Killer - 16 oz. Bottle	Learn More >
	Kills bed bugs, ants, roaches & more! Easy to apply — ready to use Cheaper than a professional service	Can be used on carpets and fabrics Pleasant citrus scent - no chemical odor Fastest insecticide on the market!
	$24.87

	Chapin Dust Pump - Learn More >
	Blows powder into cracks and crevices This is critical in treating insects that hide, like Bed Bugs Holds up to 16 oz. of powder, or attach directly to product bottles
	$24.85

	Dustin Mizer Wide-Area Applicator - Learn More >
	Hand-held applicator designed to apply powder to large areas Use inside to treat crawl spaces and attics Use outside for your garden, shrubs, and trees
	$37.99

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Testimonials

"Grapevine Growers has found Diatect's products to be effective control for adult aphids, thrips, red spider mites and two-spotted spider mites. We appreciate the opportunity to try a new product with a low toxicity and short re-entry period."
– Ellen Hughes, Grapevine Growers, Arvin, California