SynerPro PBO 8

To prevent Carpenter Bees from invading wood, when should the wood surface treatment be applied?

• Late in the autumn
• During the peak of summer
• Early in the spring ✓
• Only during winter months

Answer: The label recommends applying wood surface treatments early in the spring to prevent bees from invading wood.

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Which of the following is a permitted indoor application site for cluster flies?

• Kitchen countertops and food prep surfaces
• Living room furniture
• Attics, crawl spaces, or indoor non-living spaces ✓
• Bedroom pillows and bedding

Answer: The label states indoor treatments for cluster flies include crack-and-crevice, spot, and void treatments in areas such as attics, crawl spaces, or indoor non-living spaces.

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When treating for adult mosquitoes in perimeter vegetation, what is the required application rate?

• 2–5 gallons of water per 1,000 sq ft ✓
• 0.065%–0.13% dilution per 1,000 sq ft
• 1.1 fl oz per gallon of water
• 5.5 fl oz per 10 gallon tank

Answer: The label specifies a rate of 2–5 gallons of water per 1,000 sq ft for adult mosquitoes in perimeter vegetation.

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When treating for Spotted Lanternfly* aggregations and egg masses outdoors, what additional recommendation is provided?

• Egg masses should be scraped and removed from hard surfaces ✓
• Only spray the leaves of trees
• Apply only during the winter months
• Use a low-volume mist blower only

Answer: The label recommends that egg masses on trees, cement blocks, rocks, and any other hard surface be scraped and removed.

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What is the correct mixing rate for Carpenter Ants when using a 1 gallon water volume to achieve a 0.13% dilution?

• 0.55 fl oz (16 ml)
• 1.1 fl oz (32 ml) ✓
• 2.8 fl oz (83 ml)
• 5.5 fl oz (163 ml)

Answer: The mixing instructions specify 1.1 fl oz (32 ml) per 1 gallon for Carpenter Ants at a 0.13% finished strength.

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For Occasional Invaders and Aggregating Pests, how should the product be applied to the foundation?

• As a low-volume mist only
• As a coarse spray to thoroughly and uniformly wet the foundation/band area ✓
• As a dry powder treatment in cracks and crevices
• As a spot treatment only on roof overhangs

Answer: The label instructs to apply as a coarse spray to thoroughly and uniformly wet the foundation and/or band area so the insecticide reaches the soil or thatch level.

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When performing remedial control of Carpenter Ants via gallery treatment (injecting liquid or foam), what is the maximum amount of 0.065%-0.13% dilution allowed per injection hole?

• 1.1 fl oz (32 ml)
• 2.8 fl oz (83 ml)
• 5.5 fl oz (163 ml)
• 50 ml (1.7 fl oz) ✓

Answer: For Carpenter Ants remedial control, the label states to apply up to 50 ml (1.7 fl oz) of 0.065%-0.13% dilution at each injection hole.

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According to the label restrictions, in which state is this product NOT approved for use?

• Texas
• California ✓
• Florida
• New York

Answer: The label restrictions explicitly state '*Not approved for use in California'.

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