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Dimensions and Specifications
Tank Diameter: 10 inches (25.4 cm)
Machine Height: 14 inches (35.6 cm)
Weight (empty): 6.6 lbs. (3.0 kg)
Tank Capacity: 1 gal. (3.8 liters)
Dyna-Fog
Anilelator Machine
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ULD BP-100 (1%) Pyrethrum Contact & Fogging Insecticide
Description:
• 1% pyrethrum with a 5% dual synergist for tough insect problems
• Can
be used full strength or diluted in a variety of ULD
application equipment such as the
Anileator, Micro-Injector® and other ULD equipment designed
for Crack & Crevice®, Space
and contact spray
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Locations: |
Cafeterias, Food Areas, Food Storage Areas,
Grocery Stores, Motels, Hotels, Health Care
Facilities, Schools, Apartments, Dormitories,
Universities, Meat & Poultry Plants, Cracks and
Crevices, Wall Voids, Floors, Baseboards,
Cabinets, Animal Areas/Quarters, Auditoriums,
Bakeries, Beverage Plants, Vessels (Boats,
Ships), Bottling Facilities, Brandy Storage
Warehouses, Buildings, Buses, Cabins, Canneries,
Cattle Barns, Churches, Closets, Condominiums,
Communication Centers, Correctional Facilities,
Livestock Housing Structures, Dairy Barns, Dried
Fruit Processing Plants, Sewers, Drug Stores,
Dried Fruit Warehouses, Dwellings, Egg Plants,
Factories, Flour Mills, Food Handling
Establishments, Food Processing Plants, Freight
Containers, Fruit Packing Sheds, Garbage Cans,
Garbage Compactors, Grain Elevators, Goat
Houses, Grain Mills, Grain Harvesting & Handling
Equipment, Granaries, Homes, Houses (Homes),
Horse Stables, Barns, Hospices, Industrial
Installations, Institutions, Jails,
Laboratories, Libraries, Loafing Sheds, Locker
Rooms, Mills, Mausoleums, Meat Packaging Plants,
Milk Rooms, Mobile Homes, Missions, Museums,
Mushroom Production & Processing, Nursing Homes,
Offices, Office Buildings, Railroad Cars/Box
Cars, Peanut Warehouse, Peanut Processing
Plants, Poultry Houses, Prisons, Poultry
Processing Plants, Public Buildings, Rabbit
Processing Plants, Recreational Vehicles, Rabbit
Houses, Research Animal Quarters, Restaurants,
Restrooms, Rice Mills, Ship Holds, Shade Houses,
Stables, Stores, Stable Bins, Stored Food in
Multi-walled Paper or Cloth Bags, Stored Seed
Warehouses, Supermarkets, Swine Houses, Textile
Mills, Theaters, Tobacco Warehouses, Tobacco
Factories, Town Houses, Trains, Transportation
Equipment, Trucks, Trucks/Trailers, Trailers,
Utilities, Utility Rooms, Attics, Walls,
Ceilings, Warehouses, Wineries, Zoos, Wine
Storage Warehouses, Corrals, Outdoor Areas,
Drive-In Restaurants, Dumpsters, Feedlots,
Dumps, Golf Courses, Kennels, Junkyards,
Landscapes, Lath and Shadehouses, Manure Piles,
Parks, Swine Yards, Playgrounds, Plantscapes,
Recreational Areas |
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Pests: |
Mosquitoes, Flies, Crickets, Drugstore Beetles,
Firebrats, Gnats, Grain Mites, Longheaded Flour
Beetles, Mediterranean Moths, Mexican Grain
Beetles, Mosquitoes, Rice Weevils, Sheep Tick
(Ked), Smalleyed Flour Beetles, Squarenecked
Grain Beetles, Trogoderma Beetles, Yellow
Jackets, Angoumois Grain Moths, Corn Sap
Beetles, Dried Fruit Beetles, Hornets,
Slenderhorned Flour Beetles, Yellow Meal Worms,
Cadelles, Cereal Beetles, Chocolate Moths,
Dermestid Beetles, Earwigs, Fungus Beetles,
Hairy Spider Beetles, Hide Beetles, Cockroaches,
Confused Flour Beetles, Flies, Fungus Gnats,
Bean Weevils, Black Flies, Booklice, Brown Dog
Ticks, Clover Mites, Millipedes, Spinos Ear
Ticks, Khapra Beetles, Sowbugs, Tobacco Moths,
Almond Moths, Chiggers, Flat Grain Beetles,
Indian Meal Moths, Barn Flies, Bottle Flies,
Deer Flies, Fruit Flies, Merchant Grain Beetles,
Sawtoothed Grain Beetles, Wasps, Cheese
Skippers, Grasshoppers, Hairy Fungus Beetles,
Horse Flies, Moths, Palmetto Bugs, Red Horned
Grain Beetles, Small Flying Moths, Stable Flies,
Ticks, Two Banded Beetles, Black Fungus Beetles,
Broadnosed Grain Weevils, Larger Grain Borers,
Pink Scavenger Caterpillars, Rice Moths,
Weevils, Bees, Cheese Mites, Cocoa Bean Moths,
Fleas, Foreign Grain Beetles, Lesser Mealworms,
Mites, Red Flour Beetles, American Black Flour
Beetles, Black Carpet Beetles, Darkling Beetles,
Grain Borers, Granary Weevils, Lesser Grain
Borers, Mushroom Flies, Pillbugs, Broadhorned
Flour Beetles, Carpet Beetles, European Grain
Moths, Face Flies, Ground Beetles, Large Black
Flour Beetles, Spider Beetles, Spiders, Vinegar
Flies, Ants, Beetles, Boxelder Bugs, Brown
Spider Beetles, Fire Ants, Maize Weevils,
Centipedes, Clothes Moths, Silverfish, White
Marked Spider Beetles, Blow Flies, Cigarette
Beetles, Depressed Flour Beetles, Horn Flies,
Rusty Grain Beetles, Waterbugs (Cockroaches),
Coffee Bean Weevils, Dark Mealworms |
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Treatment Technique: |
Void, Directed Contact/Spot, or Space/ULV |
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Active Ingredient: |
1% Pyrethrum with a 5% Dual Synergist |
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Insecticide Class: |
Botanical |
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Signal Word: |
CAUTION |
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Food Handling: |
YES |
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Registration: |
Registered in ALL states. |
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EPA #: |
499-452 |
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1 Gal. Jug Bp-100
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LABEL
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aedes
aegypti Mosquito
Photo Credit: Tom Myers |
Asian Tiger Mosquito
Photo Credit: Tom Myers |
AT A GLANCE:
Size: Most are about 1/2-inch
Color: Varies -- brown or black
Top of Prothorax: May have stripes
Other Identifying Characters:
Long thin body and wings; long legs; long, beak-like proboscis
(mouthparts)
ID Tips.
Mosquitoes are small, thin, biting flies which are often abundant
in many urban areas. The key identifying characteristic is the
long, thin mouthparts (proboscis) designed for piercing skin and
sucking blood.
Basic Biology.
Mosquitoes are the most important group of flies in terms of human
health. The females of most species require a blood meal in order
to produce eggs, and bites on humans leave a characteristic welt
which itches. Most importantly, mosquitoes can carry and transmit
disease organisms to humans and animals, such as malaria, yellow
fever, dengue fever, and encephalitis.
Adult female mosquitoes lay their
eggs soon after extracting a blood meal from some animal. These
eggs will be deposited in slow-moving or standing bodies of water.
The eggs hatch into small, thin larvae that live their entire
lives in water. The larvae have a distinct head capsule and most
species have a tube-like projection at the tail end which is
extended above the water's surface to allow the larvae to breathe.
The larvae forms a pupa after feeding for a period of time on
algae and other aquatic organic debris. After emerging, the adult
mosquitoes usually travel only a short distance from where they
emerge, although a few species can travel many miles from their
breeding sites.
Key Inspection
Tips. In most situations involving structures, adult
mosquitoes are entering the inside of the building in considerable
numbers or are hovering around buildings. Usually, adult
mosquitoes will be breeding in nearby sources of standing water.
Mosquitoes will breed in a myriad of different sites around
structures. The most common locations include ponds, lakes,
drainage ditches, drainage ponds, culverts, and manholes with
standing water. Other, usually overlooked locations, include old
tires, bird baths, and tree holes. Any bucket, can, or other
container filled with water and left standing for a week or more
could serve as a breeding site for mosquitoes. Mosquitoes may also
breed in standing water in a crawlspace, basement, or sump pumps
in these areas.
Inspect likely larval breeding sites by
quietly observing the water to look for larvae moving about. If
the container is disturbed, the larvae may freeze their movements
making them more difficult to see. In larger bodies of water, such
as a pond or drainage ditch, a long-handled scoop should be used
to dip into the water along the edges to check for the presence of
larvae.
Adult mosquitoes will be attracted to a
building for various reasons. Mosquitoes are rarely attracted by
light waves, such as those emitted by “bug zappers.” The
presence of people or animals is usually the biggest attractant.
During the day, mosquitoes will rest in vegetation— typically in
more shaded areas—around or near the building. Inspect the
vegetation by lightly shaking it and look for mosquitoes taking to
flight. Walls inside and out should also be inspected for resting
mosquitoes. Mosquitoes will usually rest in darkened areas.
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