How to Use Suspend SC Insecticide

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Suspend SC Insecticide is a suspended concentrate containing Deltamethrin. Suspend SC's broad label includes the control of ants (Suspend makes an effective ant spray killer), spiders, roaches, flies, mosquitoes, fleas, wasps and hornets, centipedes, millipedes, pantry pests, silverfish, bedbugs, beetles and more. Suspend SC leaves a clear residual on surfaces that keeps on killing pests for up to 3 months. Suspend SC Insecticide is an EXCELLENT general purpose perimeter pesticide for use both indoors and outdoors.
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[@WolfieBoostin20lbs]

I love this stuff. The first application I was hesitant because I "misted" it onto the surfaces I wanted to protect. I think I put it on a little too thin because it didn't seem to have much effect. 2 weeks later I mixed another batch and laid it on thick and sprayed it more like a stream rather than a mist. Instant killed everything it touched. There were curled up ants in piles after less than 10min. Lesson learned. Mix it thick, and spray it on thick.

[@TWhite94]

This stuff works extremely well, I don’t buy the Ortho home defense crap anymore, it just doesn’t work. I’ve done my own pest control now for about two years and haven’t had any live bugs in the house.

[@JoseLopez-gk8qz]

This really helped me with my ants and crickets problem. local pest control wanted $100 for the first month then charge $45/month after. Now I fixed my problem and did it with little amount of cash. Thanks guys

[@ucdbnxt7318]

This stuff WORKS!! WAY better than Ortho at 1/4 the cost....

[@TheNickjames04]

Thanks for the instruction!

[@jostincr17]

I used it and noticed it doesn't kill roaches on the spot. I actually sprayed them directly and after a while I still could see the roaming around. I'm not complaining or anything, I just would like to know the way this pesticide works. Thank you!

[@JonJon501]

Yeah same here.. how long does it take before it actually kills....

[@adamstime]

This is not an instant killer but I assure you it will kill them eventually.

[@michaelmerck7576]

It is awful ,don't use it

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

​@@adamstimeSo it worked pretty well for your roach problem???

[@omarramos8288]

The first time i used it worked Wonders. Nxt day after applying, ypu could see the results. Idk what happened, but the second time around the product aint doing nothing. Please help

[@domyown]

Suspend SC does not provide an instant knockdown. Suspend SC will kill wasps and other insects over a period of several hours after they contact treated areas. Suspend SC will leave a residual that will last up to 4 weeks outdoors and up to 12 weeks indoors. If you can directly treat a wasp nest you can expect the colony to be eliminated within several days. If you cannot directly treat the nest you will only be able to eliminate those wasps that are landing on the treated areas and you may not be able to gain 100% control. If you prefer an instant knockdown we do carry Wasp Freeze. www.domyown.com/pt-wasp-freeze-ii-aerosol-14-oz-p-25615.html

[@ruthlessluder]

Spent so much money on cricket traps. They collected TONS of crickets but didn't solve the problem. Traps after traps I thought I just had to deal with the issue forever. Then I mixed 1/4 oz of this stuff in a 16 oz spray bottle and soaked the heck out of the cricket eggs under my stove.... A few days later no more cricket sound and no more crickets.

[@domyown]

Suspend SC can only be used to spot treat indoors, but too much product was used in this case. The highest rate you'd use is 0.18oz in a pint. We recommend using Niban granular bait around the perimeter & in a crawl space if you have one. www.domyown.com/niban-granular-bait-lb-shaker-p-1487.html

[@ruthlessluder]

@@domyown Would using too much cause any adverse effect other than being wasteful? I will look into the granular. Thank you.

[@domyown]

Using too much insecticide can be unsafe, and it can detract from products working correctly. Most residual insecticides are designed to dry with a residual that is undetectable to the insects; however, if you apply more product than directed, then insects may avoid the treated areas instead of contacting them.

[@sh2697]

Do I use. IGR first and the the Suspend for roaches?

[@michaelmerck7576]

Just use the IGR by itself .the suspend doesn't work well on roaches anyway or you could put the IGR into the spray mix and do it with one application

[@jorgeignacio79]

After mixing with water, how much time do i have to use the product.

[@domyown]

Suspend SC should be used within 24 hours of mixing with water.

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

Will Suspend Polyzone mixed with Nyguard IGR help my roach problem inside of my house??

[@domyown]

Yes, Suspend SC Polyzone and Nyguard IGR can help with the roach issue in your home. Additionally, we recommend using a roach bait gel such as Advion or Maxforce as part of your roach control program.

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

@@domyown Much appreciated...

[@maddiesgamingchannel8163]

Can you use suspend sc or temprid sc on top of permethrin or should I not mix either of those with permethrin?

[@joycefootracer4418]

I have the same question. I have a tick infestation in my yard

[@germandelariva3754]

Yeah don’t mix the products because one is a repellant and the other is a non repellent.

[@germandelariva3754]

@@joycefootracer4418 for ticks I would use the tick tubs red lid and bottom part is black , almost like a plastic container and then spray your whole yard grass and everything green with Ecovia.

[@michelleelliott8754]

We had this sprayed and then 2 hours later, the gardener came And used the hose on the deck. Do you think it got washed away?

[@domyown]

Typically you would want to have at least 6 hours of dry weather or lack of irrigation after spraying a residual insecticide, to ensure you have enough time for it to dry and adequately bond to the surfaces. We cannot say for certain how much of the chemical may have been washed away as it would depend how heavily and how long the gardener may have washed the treated surfaces. If you feel the insecticide is not working and was removed by his cleaning, you can reapply if needed.

[@michaelmerck7576]

Most likely

[@DanDDirges]

will it work for cluster flies swarming outdoors?

[@domyown]

Dan D. Dirges Suspend SC will help control cluster flies in the areas where they rest. Suspend SC will not stop cluster flies that do not land on treated areas. You may want to consider supplementing a spray application with fly traps that are set away from the areas you are trying to get relief in: www.domyownpestcontrol.com/flies-be-gone-fly-trap-p-466.html Please let us know if you need further guidance. We are always happy to help! 866-581-7378

[@DanDDirges]

***** Thank you! I ordered a bottle of Suspend SC and will try the fly traps too. I`m afraid they will nest in the walls like the swarming ants did last year! I will call you if I cant handle it. Thanks for the info!

[@domyown]

Dan D. Dirges You are very welcome! We are glad we can help with your problem. Feel free to call or email us anytime for any problem you might have with your treatment, or any other questions!

[@ThePeterDislikeShow]

Dan D. Dirges I recommend you read online about the toxicity of deltamethrin before using. There are many alternatives.

[@yamisohi]

+DoMyOwnPestControl.com how does this compare to telstar pro or termidor? Using it for spiders, crickets, etc...

[@jglvam80]

what works for Scorpions?

[@domyown]

Please take a few minutes to read over our Scorpion guide to learn how to implement a successful scorpion control program since spraying a product is just one piece of the program: www.domyown.com/scorpion-pest-control-a-268.html

[@michaelmerck7576]

Scorpions are best controlled by keeping your yard free of their habitat preferences and dealing up cracks and crevices around the home.pesticides will work but due to the biology of the scorpion it takes longer for the product to reach levels of toxicity needs to kill them

[@romanianisraeli]

What happens if swallowed by mistake

[@workingman7865]

it didnt say roaches

[@domyown]

+-Always Chillin- While we may have not mentioned roaches in the video, Suspend SC is labeled for roaches. If you have any more questions or concerns please feel free to contact us. We are always happy to help!

[@steveburke6245]

Will this kill mormon crickets??

[@domyown]

Mormon crickets are actually katydids. There are not too many products on the market labeled for this insect. We do carry a Spinosad based product that is labeled for it. You can see it here: www.domyown.com/captain-jacks-deadbug-brew-concentrate-p-1527.html

[@michaelmerck7576]

If you pray

[@TheAlchemist11]

Are these chemicals toxic?

[@domyown]

Insecticides like Suspend are, of course, toxic to the insects and other crawling and flying pests on the product label. Be sure you are always reading and following the label instructions for the products you are using. Specific toxicity information regarding mammals, birds, etc. can be found on the Safety Data Sheet. www.domyown.com/msds/Suspend_SC_Label.pdf

[@michaelmerck7576]

It's a pesticide ,of course it has some toxicity .read the labels to stay safe

[@switchunboxing]

“Avoid applying in flooring” That’s like all my apartment does. There are puddles in my kitchen in my bathroom, and it’s all over my carpet

[@chrislucero1824]

What happens if you put it on the carpet?

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

​@chrislucero1824 There's stuff out there specifically for carpets just gotta do your research..

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

That's why it's suppose to only be applied around the perimeter..

[@reddysoft]

"Add The recommended amount...". What horrible advice. I have been searching high and low, including this video, the product label, and the product website. Everywhere it simply says, "Use a quarter to one and a half ounces per gallon". WTF? So, just arbitrarily dump some of this crap into water and it works? Clearly the engineers that designed this, no doubt, fine product had no say as to how we are instructed to use it. We're not talking about adding cream to coffee, it's not a matter of personal preference, it's a matter of why you would use one amount versus another amount and that is explained nowhere! Thanks for nothing. I guess I'll just split the difference in go with a middling amount.

[@tonythetalkingclock1880]

So...you use a half ounce per gallon for perimeter treatment?

[@domyown]

+Tony The Talking Clock You can actually use Suspend SC at varying usage rates. .25 - 1.0 fl oz per gallon of water. We recommend using the highest usage rate of 1 oz per gallon of water for the first treatment to wipe out pests and then dropping down to the lower .50 oz per gallon of water for maintenance treatments.

[@GlockMonster29]

DoMyOwn I wanted to use Suspend SC on my lawn and in my bushes. I seen in the video of the person using it on the lawn. Is it good to use for mosquitoes?

[@DickRileyTheConquistador]

DoMyOwn Im confused. The instructions say to use .75 for minor (maintanance) and 1.5 for heavy infestation. Solutions Pest and Lawn says to use 1.5 w/o suggesting its a heavy infestation, but you say to use a middle of the road 1.0?

[@zanerkindardis8978]

@@DickRileyTheConquistador I would reccomend you use the 1.5 per gallon if you need quick knock down make sure to use a gas mask or respirator and then follow it up with the 1.0 either 1 and a half to 2 weeks later then regularly every month or so with .75 or lower for regular maintenance or as needed depending on what you are dealing with

[@michaelmerck7576]

@@DickRileyTheConquistador rule 1 label is the law ,rule 2 see rule 1

[@ArmoredSecurity41]

Why is Suspend sc not recommended for indoor broadcast spray?

[@pyrofful]

i fid it (unknowingly) and the company freaked out and said I needed to wash all hardwood floors and carpet wash rugs. I am too cheap/lazy I wore shoes everywhere and once the fleas were dead I washed the hardwood but still not the carpet (Sun raise kill the effect over time).....why not because it is a freaky poison that your body can absorb and cause health problems (maybe death?). The warnings and handling instructions are what really wake you up to it being dangerous if not used properly. Just like insects absorb it so can we....only we are bigger

[@zanerkindardis8978]

@@pyrofful like yah know the fact if it is inhaled directly and you stop breathing to call 911 lol yah this shit is some serious stuff not to be fucked with handle with care people for your own safety please

[@switchunboxing]

Interesting, my apartments use this stuff to spray inside and I have puddles on the hardwood floor and windowsills and everything they just spray everywhere and they don’t tell you anything

[@pyrofful]

@@switchunboxing Didn't get notified about the replies sorry for the late response. I'm fine but yeah that's probably a quick way to make sure it's dead and then they leave and don't have to live there. I actually forgot I posted here but yeah use a steam mop to clean it off. If I remember correctly from 6 years ago they said only heat would fully remove this. Using just a rug doctor wouldn't work as well as a steam mop. Oh and anything bad that this product causes probably won't show up till years later when you are older and your immune system is weaker.....well unless you get a lot of this on you or something. I'm not a pest control guy though just a guy trying to kill fleas.

[@pyrofful]

@@zanerkindardis8978 yeah that was 6 years of bliss after the fleas died. Now it's round 2 and I'm dreading this. Now I have a pet so I need to be extra careful. At least though I can put a collar on him to help kill them. Before I had no pets. Wish my luck......this time I won't spray as broadly.🤦

[@ThePeterDislikeShow]

Don't use.

[@pyrofful]

.....use very carefully if you do use.....

[@zanerkindardis8978]

Tell me why to not use

[@5065ca]

I hear TOO many good things about it to believe you.... why not explain please

[@pyrofful]

Yeah it's a toxic substance that has the possibility to be found to cause health issues in maybe like 20 years. However maybe it won't if you're careful. I used it 6 years ago along with DE powder and Precor IGR to kill fleas. The battle was long ~2 months but I won. Btw the natural ways are safer but not as strong and you need to really be on point with vacuuming daily and crap. You still need to with insecticides but they last longer. At a certain point you will use anything that says it's reasonably safe to rid yourself of parasites. They will tank your sanity in no time flat. Especially if you are responsible and are careful what you do to limit giving them to others.