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Drywood Termite Spot Treat Kit

Drywood Termite Spot Treat Kit

$47.95

Drywood Termite Spot Treat Kit

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Drywood Termite Spot Treat Kit

Designed For Homes, Apartments, Condominiums, Offices, & Small Businesses.

Drywood Termite Spot Treat Kit Contains:
1 - 1.5 lb Tim-bor ($19.95)
1 - 14 oz D-Force HPX Aerosol ($27.95)
1 - Puffer Hand Duster($15.95)

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Not for sale in: Alaska, Hawaii, New York, South Carolina, Massachusetts

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RonDawson  • 
There are many ways to apply these products, the instructions are basic and give you some idea of what to do. If you have any specific questions, I can help you. Sometimes pictures, descriptions, etc. help. Just let me know. You can also email me at ron@epestsupply.com

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My attic roof has isocynene foam insualation. Pellets suspicious for drywood termite found in 3 places in the attic. What are my treatment options See more »
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RonDawson  • 
The only way to spot treat Drywood termites is to find the kickout holes where the "frass" or pellets is falling from. You can then either inject these holes with D-Force or try saturing the wood with Timbor. Timbor can be sprayed or dusted onto the wood, and also injected into the kickout holes. In most cases, a small 1/8" hole may need to be drilled into the kickout hole to widen it to allow for the injection of the D-Force or the Timbor. In either case, permeating the galleries of the termites within the wood is critical. If you don't get the materials into the galleries, you won't kill the termites.

The only other option is tent fumigation. In my opinion, no other treatment works. The Electrogun, Orange Oil, etc are totally overated and not worth the… See full answer »
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I would recommend that you educate yourself about drywood termites, and then decide if you want to do this yourself or have a professional do it. You can read more on our drywood termite page here - http://www.epestsupply.com/drywood_te...

We sell a spot treat kit for drywood termites - http://www.epestsupply.com/cgi-bin/sh...

Complete elimination of drywood termites can be difficult without tent fumigating the house. If they are located in more than 1 area, fumigation may be the… See full answer »
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RonDawson  • 
Yes, since the products are applied into walls, and termite infested areas, it is not required that people or pets leave the structure. I would however, recommend to keep them away from treated areas such as rooms, and also keep them away from open or exposed pesticide containers.


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We got drywood termites located in the structure (studs) behind the house siding. I head that I need to drill many holes until I find a channel. Is duster used to find the channel or i need to buy something else? See more »
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RonDawson  • 
The duster is used to apply the Timbor powder or dust into the areas where the termite galleries are located. In order to apply the dust into the galleries, you have to find them and drill into them. I recommend using a 1/8 drill bit and driling into the kickout holes from which the termites frass or wood pellets falls. Using a stud finder, find the studs behind the sheetrock and drill the 1/8 holes into the kickout holes and also every 12 inches up and down the entire length of the stud. When you feel the drill bit give way into the gallery, you apply the invader insecticide first, then follow that up by applying the Timbor dust.

You can also dust in between studs, inside of eaves, hollow voids and other areas where drywood termites can be found… See full answer »
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oldladybs  • 
I have termites in one wall of my mobile home, how hard would it be to use this product ourselfs to kill them? See more »
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The Drywood Termite Spot treat kit is designed to be a spot application in areas where you know the termites are active and you can physically see kick out holes, frass, etc.


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One wall only. Not sure of entrance point. See more »
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RonDawson  • 
There is no way to know if the infestation is isolated. Opening the wall may not reveal much, as drywood termites will often reside inside of studs, eaves and outside walls. These areas may be impossible to reach. I would recommend to treat whatever is visible and see if they return. Hope this helps.

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can I use the product indoors See more »
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Yes, this kit is designed to be used indoors for drywood termite control. It is designed to be applied into walls, voids and other places where they live.

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Does applying Tim Bie damage the finish wood? See more »
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RonDawson  • 
Timbor is a good wood pretreatment. After the wood is stained or finished, it will not penetrate. So the answer is on finished wood, Timbor is not the answer. Depending on where you live, Termidor Foam may be the answer. Simply inject it into the termite kickout holes and see if it works. Control may take 4-8 weeks.

The only other option is to remove and replace the wood. If the wood is totally isolated as you mention, this should work. If there are any other wood members touching this board, then they also need treatment. Here is our page on Drywood Termite control - http://www.epestsupply.com/drywood_termites.php
Source: http://www.epestsupply.com/drywood_te...
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Spot treating drywood termites can be accomplished by directly treating the wood in which the nest is located. This can be accomplished by using a product like DOT which is sprayed on the surface of the wood and absorbed killing the termites, or by drilling holes into the infested wood and performing a direct injection using either DOT or an aerosol which kills the termites on contact.
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Drywood Termite Spot Treat Kit

Designed For Homes, Apartments, Condominiums, Offices, & Small Businesses.

Drywood Termite Spot Treat Kit Contains:
1 - 1.5 lb Tim-bor 
1 - 14 oz D-Force HPX Aerosol 
1 - Puffer Hand Duster

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