OneGuard Insecticide

What must be done regarding animals when applying the product to kennels or runs for Fleas & Ticks?

• Spray the animals directly with a diluted mixture
• Apply the product only after animals have been moved to a different location
• Do not allow animals to access treated areas until the application has dried ✓
• Ensure animals are present to monitor the application

Answer: The label states: 'do not allow animals and people to access treated areas until the application has dried.'

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Which of the following is a strict restriction regarding the application of OneGuard for Fleas & Ticks?

• Do not apply during heavy precipitation
• Do not apply to pasture or cropland ✓
• Do not apply in the early morning hours
• Do not apply to surfaces near windows

Answer: The label explicitly states: 'Do not apply to pasture or cropland'.

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To achieve best results when treating fire ant mounds, what is the recommended timing?

• During the heat of the midday sun
• In the early morning or late evening hours ✓
• Immediately following heavy precipitation
• Only during the winter and spring

Answer: The label states: 'For best results apply in the early morning or late evening hours.'

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When treating indoor non-food handling areas for Scorpions, what is the required rate?

• 1.0 to 2.0 fl. oz. per gallon
• 1.2 fl. oz. per 2.5 gallons of water
• 2.0 fl. oz. per gallon or in sufficient water to cover 1,000 sq. ft. ✓
• 5.0 fl. oz. per 50 gallons

Answer: For Scorpions in indoor non-food handling areas, the rate is 2.0 fl. oz. per gallon or 2.0 fl. oz. in sufficient water to cover 1,000 sq. ft.

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When treating fire ant mounds, what is the recommended application rate and method?

• 1.2 fl. oz. per 2.5 gallons of water, thoroughly soaking the mound and a 3 ft. diameter circle around it ✓
• 2.0 fl. oz. per 1 gallon of water, applied as a surface spray around the mound
• 1.0 fl. oz. per 5 gallons of water, applied directly into the mound center
• 1.2 fl. oz. per 10 gallons of water, applied to the surrounding vegetation

Answer: The label specifies using 1.2 fl. oz. per 2.5 gallons of water and thoroughly soaking the mound and a 3 ft. diameter circle around it.

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For indoor crawling pests like cockroaches and spiders, what application method is recommended?

• Surface spray treatment only
• Spot, crack and crevice and/or void applications ✓
• Thorough soaking of all floor surfaces
• Application to all vegetation near the building

Answer: For crawling pests indoors, the notes specify making spot and/or crack and crevice applications.

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When applying OneGuard to outdoor surfaces to control Cluster Flies, how should the product be applied?

• Apply enough diluted product to adequately cover the area without excessive dripping or runoff ✓
• Apply until the surface is completely saturated and dripping
• Apply only in small spots to avoid contact with vegetation
• Apply only during heavy precipitation to ensure absorption

Answer: The label notes for Cluster Flies state to apply enough diluted product to adequately cover the area without excessive dripping or runoff.

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According to the label, where should OneGuard be applied to control Cluster Flies outdoors?

• On vegetation, brush, and branches near habitation
• On surfaces around garbage cans and recycling bins
• On siding, under eaves, and around windows and doors, especially south-facing surfaces ✓
• In kennels, runs, and areas where pets have been present

Answer: For Cluster Flies, the label directs application to siding, under eaves, and around windows and doors, paying particular attention to south-facing surfaces.

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