DeltaPRO 25SC Residual Insecticide

Hey Kinan,
No, you shouldn't use DeltaPRO 25SC Residual Insecticide on or near any areas where food is to be prepared or stored. It needs to be applied in a well ventilated area.

Hey Brian,
The mixing Rate for DeltaPRO 25SC Residual Insecticide is as follows;
Intial or cleanout rate 60mL per 5L of water for Non-Porous surfaces or 10L for porous surfaces.
Maitenance rate is 30mL in the same volumes of water.

DeltaPRO can not be used on edible plants.

Hey Jess,
You can use DeltaPRO 25SC Residual Insecticide on grass, however, when spray plant matter, and when applied to spots that will have direct sunlight, the residual effect of this product would be very short, as plants will absorb most of the active ingredient and disperse it through the soil. UV light can cause the active ingredient to degrade, and other factors such as the weather can reduce the residual timeframe on these surfaces.

Hey Anthony,
Something like DeltaPRO 25SC Residual Insecticide, we would not recommend using in the house when you have young children. As for recommending a more suitable product, without knowing what pest you're dealing with and some more details about the issue, we wouldn't be able to make one, that being said, if you reach out to us on 1800 33 88 88 or emailing us at [email protected] with some more details on your issue, our friendly customer service team would be more than happy to assist you!

Hey Vince,
The residual effect of DeltaPRO 25SC Residual Insecticide can vary between 3-6 months. The surface that you spray on can determine how long a product like this one would be active. For example, if treating a non-porous surface, such as weatherboards or painted surfaces, you would be looking at 6 months of protection.
For a Porous surface such as concrete or bricks, like most other residual pesticides, you will have a bit of a shorter life span on these surfaces, roughly about 3 months. This can be due to the pH content of the materials interacting with the active ingredients of DeltaPRO, or the porous nature of the material soaking a bit of the treatment in.
If treating Grass and Plants, typically about 4 weeks, as plants will absorb most of the active ingredient and disperse it through the soil. Weather can also play a part in the longevity, if it's exposed to the elements such as sun, rain or wind, these variables can factor in.