Anybody used this with wasp or hornets? Results?

I believe it does but I do mix Demon Max with Cyzmic CS. So I could be the Cyzmic killing eh wasps but I have had a problem with wasps coming in my fireplace for years. Some I started using this, three years now, I found dead wasps around the fireplace instead of flying around

Will this work on Getman roaches?

Cynthia, It will kill them and for many years (late 80's and 90's) was the "go to" product for this pest. But at this time there are newer actives that work better (for a list of reasons). And if you have limited access to where you need to treat, you'll be better served using a bait. Combining 2-3 gel baits and maybe some bait stations in the home is usually the more effective approach for the untrained applicator. But if the home is empty and all areas accessible, blasting away with something like Demon will usually do the job. The key is having access to where you need to spray because if you miss just 1-2 areas, the problem will linger. Roaches have evolved and no doubt figured out how to avoid treatments. But with bait this is a non issue. Just apply it where they're active and in most cases they'll find it, feed and die. True the baiting might take 3-5 weeks to get full control. But in the long run, its usually easier and more effective.Cheers,JonathanCustomer CareU-Spray Bugspray

Question: i just got this with a 1 gal spray tank: do you mix both parts together and then into 1 gal of water ?

The top part is to measure out the fluid. Take the cap off the small 1oz side. Squeeze the bottle to fill it to the 1 oz mark. Then poor into your 1gal spray tank. Then fill the spray tank with 1gal of water. There is a 1/2 oz mark if you only want half a gal just remember to only fill the spray tank with 1/2 gal of water. Hope this helps.

I have a flea infestation in my house, will this work?

These are the weirdest answers!... Yes. Fleas are a listed pest in the rather extensive instructions, that do, indeed, give specific directions for both indoor and outdoor applications and based upon the pest that you’re treating for. While it does say that if treating for fleas, it is only for outdoor use, I took into consideration why those stipulations exist and because we have been breathing in pesticide like it’s oxygen for years—every time the seasons change!—I’ll take my chances with its toxicity, considering how allergic to fleas and whatever fungus-carrying spider gets at least one good bite out of my face, breaking it out in this awful dark patchy rash that takes weeks to heal. I have had enough. Been using this inside and outside along with Temprid and finally see a light at the end of that tunnel. FYI: fleas require intense treatment EVERYWHERE and at least one follow-up application approx two weeks later. So if going at them with this and, optimally, an IGR, make sure you have lined up what you will hit them with next season/year or in about a month if they happen to already be immune to this from escaping a neighbor’s house. Good luck. And don’t lose time in the middle. Vacuum daily and discard bag or empty canister outside immediately, wash everything in hot water and EVERY SURFACE must be dusted (I use diluted ammonia and vinegar with a few essential oils for that) because they will hide in the particle board inside your furniture (recommend removing cambric, spraying inside couch/chairs, then restapling) and on top of or within the cracks of canvas art framing in the back where most don’t even think to look. Stay vigilant and reapply in between if it seems that newbies have hatched before then. Just don’t make them stronger by wearing out the same product with subsequent re-emergences of any lucky survivors. I will next be trying petroleum products and fire and see if that finally does the trick! Fleas will hide anywhere to survive. Years ago, after sewage backup, our home became badly infested and we had to bag and store in airtight mint bags the whole house and then leave for months to beat them (fyi: some WILL survive hiding in your laundry, so soak in hot water and pesticide, washing in hot, and drying on high heat before storing in gasket boxes or mint bags until it’s safe to live normally again—though using vacuum bags in dresser drawers with sachet bags of aromatic, bug-repelling herbs is preventative and saves your sanity later when someone tracks them in from the yard again). After exterminator went behind us with pro treatments and we finally went home, we found dozens of dead ones in the freezer! They resorted to hiding in the freezer to get away from the pesticide! Most recently, when they escaped from the insulation in the joists and wreaked havoc, one was spotted hopping into an uncaulked crack between the tub and shower wall. So, NO, one does NOT have to have pets for their home to become infested and YES, you should treat the house, everything in it, outside of it—perimeter, up to 3 ft up sides if house, and yard, and invest in mint and rosemary shampoos and sulfur body wash for the humans in the home, as well. Europe somewhere around the Elizabethan or Victorian era would concur. Some species do even prefer humans. But all WILL bite YOU if that’s all they’ve got. Fact.

Item Form	Liquid
Item Weight	16 ounces
Liquid Volume	16 Fluid Ounces
Active Ingredients	Cypermethrin: (+-)A-Cyano-(3-Phenoxyphenyl) Methyl(+-)-Cis, Trans-3-(2,2-Dichloroethenyl)-2,2-Dimethylcyclopropanecarboxylate*
Brand	Demon Max
Target Species	Insects
UPC	702941250000 070294125000
Manufacturer	Demon Max
Part Number	Demon Max - 070294125000
Item Weight	1 pounds
Product Dimensions	5 x 1.5 x 8.3 inches
Item model number	Demon Max - 070294125000
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Color	Yellowish
Style	Insecticide, Yellowish
Material	Plastic
Item Package Quantity	1
Number Of Pieces	1
Included Components	Demon Max - 070294125000
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No

Syngenta 070294125000 Demon Max Insecticide, Yellowish

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