Syngenta 73654 Demand CS Insecticide, 8oz, Beige

We moved to a home in Central Florida, and didn’t realize it was infested with spiders from the attic. We saw the reviews on this and figured what the hell we tried everything else and it didn’t work..This stuff is amazing. Not only did we eliminate our spider problem. We got a lot of flies, and this stuff was literally dropping them. Now, during the summertime, we spray our screens with them and the corners of the house and any flies that come in drop immediately. We even spray our outdoor trash cans with it. We have dogs, chickens and kids. This was definitely safe and the small bottle lasted us about a year, Doing the quarterly treatments. Well worth the money.

I have already started using this I sprayed it around the perimeter of my bed and on the legs and along the baseboard this has very little odor and is very effective in killing bedbugs I would recommend this pesticide to use if you want a good pesticide to kill bedbugs.On you tube Bedbug TV he says his pest control company uses this and the many bedbug reviews on this product on amazon made me choose it.Very little odor very effective in killing bedbugs good combination to have.Ideally you want to use a 1 gallon sprayer with a hose and a wand to spray this product because the hose and wand make it have a long reach in different situations,very flexible and let you spray so you do not spray to much in one area and you get less on yourself because the tip of the sprayer is farther from you.Someone that used to work in pest control told me you can store the left over solution right in the sprayer just make sure you put something underneath the bottom of the trigger so you cannot squeeze it and also I use some pennies rolled in duct tape to put underneath the trigger you can adjust it to fit more pennies or less rolled in duct tape.You can also make only half a gallon at a time also.Also maybe tape around the lock trigger switch so it does not move.I use a Solo 420 sprayer the 2 litter size that is about half a gallon I fill it to 1 liter mark put 3 ml that is squeeze the bottle to 6 ml mark and use only half of it leave the other half in the bottle.There is a little seal you take off before you pour the pesticide in the sprayer put this back on after you pour this is not a disposable seal to throw away.If you do not put it back the screw cap will be to low and be almost impossible to open.After you finish pouring in pesticide shake and put the other of liter of water in and shake it.I also have two Kiwi shoe strings the long ones tied to my half size plastic milk crate I tie the wand down with a shoe string bow and I have another shoe string around the neck where the bottom of the black top rests on the white bottle.On another side of the milk crate I have a shoestring tied to the neck of another bottle with different pesticide in it so it cannot fall. On a 1 gallon sprayer if you are making only half of a gallon then pour all the water in at one time and pour the pesticide in then shake it because you have plenty of room for the pesticide to mix in.On my solo 420 sprayer I disabled the lock trigger by pushing the lock trigger forward like I was using the lock trigger then put superglue in the space where it would sit when I moved it back I then moved it back on the superglue and permanently stuck it in place.After I finish spraying I put my little duct tape penny roll underneath the trigger so I cannot press it down.Our pest control person that does our apartments told me you do not need to buy a stainless steel 1 gallon sprayer that cost over $ 200 dollars like he has if you are just spraying your house or apartment a plastic sprayer it will spray the same as a expensive sprayer and do the same job.I have a Chapin 20000 plastic sprayer that have two holes in the pump handles where when you release the pressure and put the wand in the handle it will not spray anything out if you pull the trigger I think B&G stainless steel,Hudson, SOLO 1 gallon sprayers have some models 1 gallon sprayers where the wand locks into the handle this is a good safety to have if you are going to store your left over pesticide in your sprayer you could tie two shoe strings make bows around both holes and wand to make it safer and squeeze the trigger a couple times to make sure the air pressure is gone and nothing comes out I would suggest plastic ties instead of shoestrings but the instrument you use to cut the ties could cut on the wand if you cut wrong.Only name brand 1 gallon plastic sprayers have holes in the handle where you can lock in the wand in place.You can fit two 1 gallon sprayers inside the half size milk crate put a different pesticide in each the 1 gallon sprayers would never fall down that would make it safer if you stored your pesticide in them.A half size milk crate is 13 inches wide by 13 inches long mine is 10 1/2 inches tall 11 inches tall is fine also Amazon sells them.Someone had bedbug bites after riding there bike so I sprayed down the bike the handle bars not the handle grips, rims and spokes,frame,sprocket and cranks and underneath the seat.I sprayed out doors.I just got done spraying my big fold up shopping cart around the wheels in the cage.It is better if you spray certain objects outside so you will not have any poison from the spraying inside.Always unscrew your sprayer counterclockwise to release the air pressure after spraying so you will not ruin the rubber seal gaskets and have to buy new ones.

Works great for home use use. Haven't seen any insects films since started to use it

I've been using this for a bit now let me say this stuff is fantastic for spiders moths and those large roaches that come in from outside. I sprayed 3ft up and 3ft out per instructions and let me say I had no idea there were so many huge spiders in my father's home. They're everywhere. As for the large American roach the back porch and front porch look like a war zone and if one does make it inside I guess they don't make it far because I find them dead right next to the front and back door. Cons- I originally bought this because my father ordered some stuff thru Amazon and wish a couple yrs ago and when I unpacked the boxes they had German roach egg shells in them. I don't know who they came from but I have since found out German roaches love cardboard and it's how a lot of homes get infested. I did the whole alpine wsg and Tekken pro igr plus avidon bet gel which knocked them back but I noticed numbers increasing and more and more babies so following info from DYI pest control (excellent website) I switched up products to ensure they don't become resistant. After multiple applications of demand cs mixed with gentrol igr I have seen their numbers surge. I upped the mixture per instructions and repeated application more frequently but it's had no effect on the German roach. Don't know if it's just mine who have maybe become resistant to insectide or what. Just letting you know for me this seems to making my situation worse. Going to switch back to alpine wsg and if that doesn't work I don't know. Maybe demand outside for large roaches and spiders and alpine inside. Wish me luck my poor father needs relief.

This works amazingly

Works great on deterring woodpeckers away from my cedar home. We also have noticed a decrease in crawling bugs trying to get out of the cold weather

Did what it needed to do for the kitchen, has a scent so we let the windows up prior to spraying of course. No leakage and it sort safe and easy to use. Sprayed it on the outside of the windows and under the sink and in the garage.

I think the product will be OK but the caps are missing on the bottle with only the seals holding in the product. Not sure if I should return the bottle as it may leak if not handled properly. I have another bottle I can use the caps from when it is finished. I will have to be careful transporting this one to avoid leaking.

Worked like a charm. I used this for scorpions and fire ants in Texas and it did the job. Now it's to eliminate colonies of wasps and an infestation of recluse spiders. Noticeable difference in one week. Awesome.