Archer IGR

Which group of pests requires an application rate of 5.2 fl oz?

• Cockroaches, Crickets, and Flies ✓
• Ants and Bed Bugs
• Only German Cockroaches
• Only Boxelder Bugs

Answer: The label lists Cockroaches, Crickets, and Flies (among others) under the 5.2 fl oz rate.

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Where is application of Archer IGR strictly prohibited?

• Aircraft cabins ✓
• Aircraft cargo areas
• Non-food/non-feed areas
• Cracks and crevices

Answer: The restrictions section explicitly states: 'Do not apply in aircraft cabins.'

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According to the label, how should Archer IGR be applied when treating Bed Bugs?

• As a coarse, low-pressure spray ✓
• As a fine, high-pressure mist
• As a dry powder application
• As a heavy flood application

Answer: The label instructions for Bed Bugs state to apply as a coarse, low-pressure spray.

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According to the mixing instructions, what is the finished strength of the dilution for flea control?

• 0.007% ✓
• 0.07%
• 0.7%
• 0.0007%

Answer: The label explicitly lists the finished strength as 0.007%.

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When treating indoor areas for fleas, which of the following sites should be included in the application?

• Carpets, furniture, and pet sleeping areas ✓
• Kitchen countertops and food preparation surfaces
• Bathroom tiles and shower curtains
• Window sills and door frames

Answer: The label specifies treating carpets, furniture, pet sleeping and bedding areas, throw rugs, and under cushions of upholstered furniture.

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Which of the following is a strict restriction regarding food areas?

• Do not apply directly to food or food-handling surfaces ✓
• Do not apply in non-food storage warehouses
• Do not apply in attics or basements
• Do not apply near drain flies

Answer: The label explicitly states: 'Do not apply directly to food or food-handling surfaces.'

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If necessary, what is the minimum interval allowed between reapplications of this product?

• 21 days ✓
• 7 days
• 14 days
• 30 days

Answer: The timing/weather section states the product can be reapplied at 21-day intervals if necessary.

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When applying the product in larger facilities like warehouses, what is the required application rate?

• 1 ounce GENTROL® per 12,000 cu ft ✓
• 1 gallon per 1500 sq ft
• 1 ounce per 1 gallon of diluent
• 1 ounce per 12,000 sq ft

Answer: For larger facilities including warehouses, the label instructs to apply at a rate of 1 ounce GENTROL® per 12,000 cu ft.

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