MOther earth d dust

When treating furniture, rugs, and fabrics for fleas, what must a technician do first?

• Ensure the area is thoroughly vacuumed
• Apply the maximum rate allowed
• Treat a small area first to check for staining ✓
• Mix the dust with water to prevent damage

Answer: The label instructs to treat a small area first to check for staining before treating large areas when treating furniture, rugs, and fabrics.

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Which of the following is a strict restriction mentioned in the label?

• Do not use in commercial office areas
• Do not treat animals with this product ✓
• Do not apply near stainless steel equipment
• Do not use in attics or crawl spaces

Answer: The restrictions section explicitly states: 'Do not treat animals with this product.'

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When applying MOther earth d dust to bed bugs, what specific instruction is provided regarding mattresses?

• Apply only to the tufts, folds, and edges
• Cover with clean bedding before using ✓
• Do not apply to mattresses, only furniture
• Treat only the wall voids near mattresses

Answer: For bed bug applications, the label notes to 'Cover with clean bedding before using.'

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What is the application rate for Bed Bugs?

• 0.15 - 0.6 oz/10 ft2
• 0.633 oz/10 ft2
• 1.6 oz/100 ft2 ✓
• 5 oz/100 ft2

Answer: The label lists a rate of 1.6 oz/100ft2 for Bed Bugs.

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When targeting Black Widow Spiders and Pharaoh Ants, what is the required application rate?

• 0.633 oz/10 ft2 or 6.33 oz/100 ft2 ✓
• 0.15 - 0.6 oz/10 ft2
• 1.6 oz/100 ft2
• 1 - 5 oz/100 ft2

Answer: The label specifies a rate of 0.633 oz/10 ft2 or 6.33 oz/100 ft2 for Black Widow Spiders and Pharaoh Ants.

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What is the recommended timing for treating wasp and bee nests?

• Early morning when insects are emerging
• Midday when sunlight is strongest
• In the evening when insects are less active ✓
• At any time as long as ventilation is adequate

Answer: The label advises treating wasp and bee nests in the evening when insects are less active and have returned to the nest.

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What PPE precaution is required for prolonged exposure to the dust?

• Wear chemical-resistant gloves
• Use a suitable dust mask approved by NIOSH/MSHA ✓
• Wear safety goggles at all times
• Use a full-body Tyvek suit

Answer: The label states that for prolonged exposure to dust, use a suitable dust mask approved by NIOSH/MSHA.

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According to the label, where are crawling insects permitted to be treated?

• Indoor locations only
• Outdoor locations only
• Both indoor and outdoor locations ✓
• Commercial areas only

Answer: The label states 'Both' for the location of crawling insects.

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