• PestXpert Pro Spray Indoor and Outdoor Multi-Insect Spray

    PestXpert Pro-Spray Indoor and Outdoor Multi-Insect Spray

    PestXpert Pro-Spray Indoor and Outdoor, Multi-Insect Residual Barrier Spray is simply the best all round product for lasting insect control inside and outside the home. With its stainless steel nozzle, there is no insect hiding place that can’t be treated!

    $41.06

HOW TO USE

image of person preparing to use PestXpert Pro-Spray Indoor and Outdoor Multi-Insect Spray

Pestxpert tip: even though there may not be many insects visible, carrying out a pest control spray in early spring will help prevent a pest outbreak later in the year.

Main Target Pests

Other Target Pests

Professional Formulation

  • The low odour formulation is design to provide lasting control over a wide range of insect pests.
  • The formulation is designed to bind to surfaces and carpets to create a treated zone.
    • By spraying the perimeter of the property, exterior walls and eaves you can;
      • prevent crawling insects entering your home
      • stop spiders making webs and wasps building nests
    • Applied to interior surfaces inside you can;
      • control cockroaches as they enter cupboards
      • control mosquitoes where they rest
      • control fleas and fabric pests in carpets
  • The ready to use formulation means you simply shake, pump and spray
  • The stainless steel spray wand allow you treat hard to reach places, ensuring there is on escape for insects.
  • The high quality pump pack, ensures a constant pressure for easy spraying (without the aching fingers and arms you get with alternative trigger packs).
  • Professional quality sprayer ensures even spraying with no mess
  • If you run out of product, refills are available from Bunnings

Spray around skirting boards, windows and doorways. Treat the inside of cupboards, behind and below sinks, under kitchen appliances and other places where insects like to hide.

Spray carpets, rugs and under furniture to help eliminate and control fleas and carpet beetles.

Spray around the outside perimeter of your home, around doorways, windows and eaves, drains and drain pipes. Spray anywhere insects can enter your home.

The performance of all pest control products is always improved if their use is part of an integrated pest management (IPM) program, where other actions are taken to make conditions less conducive to pests. For general pest treatments outside the home, keeping the areas adjacent to he building dry, and clear of plants and stored goods is essential. For general pest treatments inside the home, regular cleaning and vacuuming is essential.

Pro Spray Indoor and Outdoor is designed to be a long lasting surface spray. The duration of protection depends on the exposure to sun and rain. In very exposes areas, it may only last a couple of weeks, in sheltered areas, it can last up to 6 months.

Insects die after walking on the treated surface and picking up small amounts of insecticide. As they only pick up small amounts of insecticide and it’s in a dry form (which means it takes longer to enter the insect’s body), insects walking across the surface will take several minutes to die. (This is how all surface spray products work – the adverts you see fro some products showing cockroaches getting instantly zapper or being replied by a “force field” are somewhat misleading).

If you spray an insects or spider directly, as it’s a water based formulation, thy don’t die “instantly” – it will take a couple of minutes for the insect or spider to die.

The PestXpert range has been specifically designed for use around homes, where there will be children and pets present. When used in accordance with the label, the products can be applied safely with minimal impact on the environment (see point 4 below). In fact, the professional quality packaging allows the products to be applied more safely that standard consumer products, as they can be applied more accurately with less chance of accidental contact with the insecticide.

Nevertheless, safety should always be the number one priority and so before carrying out any pesticide treatment follow these key steps

  1. Read the label. Make sure you understand application instructions and safety information.
  2. Wear appropriate safety clothing. As with many insecticide products the label states that you should avoid contact with skin and eyes, breathing in the spray and washing hands after use. The best way to avoid accidental contact is to wear appropriate safety clothing. PestXpert recommends wearing overalls (you can wash or dispose of), impervious gloves and shoes, googles, mask and hat (you can wash) – just like a professional.
  3. Prepare the treatment area. Make sure all foods, food surfaces, cutlery, crockery and glasses are covered. The area to be treated should be clear of obstacles.
  4. Fish and bee alert. Although PestXpert products are designed to have minimal impact on the environment, they will kill bees (as they are insects) and fish are also very sensitive to the insecticides used in PestXpert (and most other consumer products). To minimise bee deaths, avoid spraying flowers. To protect fish, cover fish tanks and ponds and avoid spraying or disposing of product into waterways.
  5. Keep pets and children clear during application and until the treatment is dried.
  6. Do not spray outside in windy conditions as you get get “spray drift” uncontrolled movement of insecticide spray.

Although PestXpert Pro Spray Indoor and Outdoor Spray is designed to have low toxicity to humans and pets, it can still cause harm if accidentally inhaled or swallowed. The label has the following safety direction:

Harmful if inhaled or swallowed. May irritate the nose and throat. May irritate the eyes. Facial
skin contact may cause temporary facial numbness. Avoid contact with eyes and skin. Wash hands after use.If poisoning occurs, contact a doctor or Poisons Information Centre. Phone Australia 13 11 26; New Zealand 0800 764 766

Additional information is listed in the Safety Data Sheet (SDS). Also available from Sumitomo Chemical Australia Pty Ltd.

STORAGE AND DISPOSAL: Store in the closed, original container in a cool, dry, place out of the reach of children. (Ideally in a locked cabinet).

DO NOT store in direct sunlight. Do not re-use the container for any other purpose. Dispose of empty container by wrapping
in paper, placing in plastic bag and putting in the garbage.

PestXpert DIY Pest Control Like The Professionals Pro Spray Indoor and Outdoor Multi-Insect Contact and Residual Barrier Spray (Product No.: 68626. Status: Registered (2024-07-01) is fully registered by the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA).

FAQ

All PestXpert products have been designed for use around homes, where pets may be present. However, it is important to follow the label instruction.

For PestXpert Pro Spray Indoor and Outdoor Spray, pets should be kept out of any treatment area during application and kept out of the area until the treatment has dried.

Any aquariums or ponds in treatment areas should be covered during treatment.

The amount of time it takes for Pro-Spray Indoor and Outdoor Spray to dry depends on the surface and the weather conditions (temperature, humidity and wind speed). Typically, in allow 1-2 hrs for the product to dry in temperatures above 21oC.

The amount of time it takes for Pro-Spray Indoor and Outdoor Spray to dry depends on the surface and the temperature. Typically, in allow 2 hrs for the product to dry in temperatures above 21oC.

As soon as the treatment is dry, people and pets can re-entry the treated area. The reason for this is when the product is wet it can be more easily absorbed onto the skin and cause irritation. Once the treatment is dry, the risk is negligable.

As with many insecticide products the label states that you should avoid contact with skin and eyes, breathing in the spray and washing hands after use. The insecticide in Pro-Spray Indoor and Outdoor will cause temporary irritation to the skin or if inhaled.

The best way to avoid accidental contact is to wear appropriate safety clothing. PestXpert recommends wearing overalls (you can wash or dispose of), impervious gloves and shoes, googles, mask and hat (you can wash) – just like a professional.

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