Linfa - Ready-to-use insecticide Bado-Bugs-Mites-Fleas-Bugs 500ml

Composition - Acetamiprid pure 0.2% in aqueous emulsion.

Features - Ready-to-use liquid insecticide-acaricide in an aqueous emulsion

based on acetamiprid, an active ingredient with a broad spectrum of action and

long duration that acts on the nervous system of pests both by contact and

by ingestion. Active against bedbugs, mites, fleas, ticks, and other insects and arthropods,

both crawling and flying, that infest the interior and exterior of homes, warehouses,

cucices and animal shelters, etc. Contains no propellant gases.

Method of use - Shake well before use. Against bedbugs, spray directly at the insect or places

of stationing such as curtains, blinds, door and window jambs, etc. Against mites, fleas,

ticks, treat the kennels and shelters of pets after removing them. It is always advisable

for the product to penetrate cracks, crevices and otherwise places where insects can nest

and take refuge. Return to treated rooms after the solution has dried. Generally the

product does not soil or leave halos, but on sensitive surfaces a small test

preliminary is always recommended.ASIAN BUGS, GREEN BUGS AND OTHER SPECIES

Bugs are small insects that do not pose a

risk to people but do cause annoyance mainly because of

the bad odor they give off when threatened

or squashed and because of their droppings, small brown dots,

which can stain fabrics. In the fall, with the

first drop in temperatures, adults seek

the warmth of warm, dry places, invading cellars,

warehouses, homes, popping up between the folds of

curtains, in the corners of rooms or on window jambs.

In addition to the green bedbug (Nezara viridula), the Asian bedbug or marbled bedbug

(Halyomorpha halys) has been spreading rapidly in recent years, partly due to the lack of natural predators

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the Asian bedbug or marbled bedbug

(Halyomorpha halys), which is easily recognized by the 5

typical triangular white lateral notches whose tips are

turned toward the center of the insect. Although these pests

do not sting and do not transmit diseases to either humans or

animals, they are capable of causing serious

damage to crops (with necrosis, deformation and loss

of quality) with their saliva, and it is therefore advisable to eliminate them and not simply

18 mind release them outside.