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Alpine dust insecticide is the industry's first and only Reduced Risk non repellent dust for broad-spectrum control of crawling and flying insects. Alpine Dust may be used for bed bugs, ants and stinging insects.
Alpine Dust is part of a family of Prescription Treatment brand Alpine insecticides that also features Alpine ant and termite foam and Alpine pressurized insecticide. All three products contain the active ingredient dinotefuran, a new non-repellent to the pest control industry that the EPA has granted reduced-risk status for public health use.
Product Documents
Active Ingredient | Dinotefuran 0.25%, Diatomaceous Earth (including silicon dioxide, other oxides and moisture) 95% |
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Target pests |
Ants, Bed Bugs, Bees, Wasps, Spiders, Pantry Pests, and most common crawling insects * See label for complete list |
For use in |
Apartments, Homes, Hospitals, Hotels, Industrial Buildings, Nursing Homes, Office Buildings, Schools, Stores, Supermarkets, Warehouses and other Commercial and Industrial Buildings and others * See label for complete list |
Application |
0.16 oz. - 0.32 oz. per 10 sq.ft. * See label for complete application instructions |
Shipping Weight | 0.66 lbs |
Manufacturer | BASF (Mfg. Number: 59012482) |
EPA Registration | 499-527 |
Alpine Dust Insecticide is a contact and residual powder insecticide for crack and crevice, spot and void treatment. Alpine Dust has two active ingredients for quicker kill broad-spectrum use: Dinotefuran and Diatomaceous Earth. Dinotefuran is a newer non-repellent active ingredient that the EPA has granted Reduced Risk status for public health use. Dinotefuran is part of the insecticide class neonicotinoids, neuro-active insecticides that are modeled after nicotine. Dinotefuran is a central nervous system inhibitor that takes effect after insects ingest it. Diatomaceous Earth is a completely natural insecticide made of crushed freshwater diatoms (basically tiny algae fossils) directly from the earth. When insects contact or ingest diatomaceous earth, the scratchy surfaces cut through the waxy coating on the insects’ exoskeleton, causing dehydration and eventual death.
The combination of diatomaceous earth and dinotefuran helps Alpine Dust to work more quickly than many other insecticide dusts without sacrificing safety to people or pets. There is also no known insect resistance to either active ingredient.
Ants, Bed Bugs, Bees, Wasps, Spiders, Pantry Pests, most common crawling insects
PESTS CONTROLLED WITH ALPINE DUST: Ants (excluding Pharaoh ants), Asian Lady Beetle, Bed Bugs, Bees, Black Carpet Beetles, Boxelder Bugs, Centipedes, Cigarette Beetles, Cluster Flies, Cockroaches, Confused Flour Beetles, Crickets, Darkling Beetles, Drugstore Beetles, Earwigs, Elm Leaf Beetles, Firebrats, Fleas, Fruit Flies, Furniture Carpet Beetles, Ground Beetles, Hornets, House Flies, Indianmeal Moths, Lesser Grain Borers, Merchant Grain Beetles, Millipedes, Paper Wasps, Phorid Flies, Pillbugs, Red Flour Beetles, Rice Weevils, Rusty Grain Beetles, Sawtoothed Grain Beetles, Silverfish, Southern Fire Ants, Sowbugs, Spider Beetles, Spiders (excluding Black Widow and Brown Recluse spiders), Stable Flies, Varied Carpet Beetles, Warehouse Beetles, Wasps, Webbing Clothes Moths, Yellowjackets.
Alpine Dust can be used for almost any treatment when an insecticide dust is appropriate. Alpine Dust is lighter and, therefore, yields more coverage than many other dusts. Alpine Dust has a broad-spectrum label for many common applications and pests, including bed bugs. Alpine Dust is also effective on pyrethroid-resistant strains of bed bugs or cockroaches. With its Reduced Risk status, Alpine is a perfect choice for sensitive accounts such as hospitals, schools, or nursing homes. Alpine dust can also be used as an outdoor crack and crevice treatment or mulch treatment.
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS: Dinotefuran 0.25%, Diatomaceous Earth 95.00%
This product is intended for application with a hand duster like the Bellow Hand Duster or powder duster, or other dusters, to cracks and crevices, voids, hiding, runway and nest areas and those places where pests are found. In living areas, make applications in such a manner as to avoid deposits on exposed surfaces or introducing the material into the air. Treat a small area of the surface to be treated to observe for staining or other adverse reaction before making regular application. Apply lightly and uniformly to infested areas. Pay particular attention to cracks and crevices; service ducts; false floors and ceilings; wall voids; around electrical and telephone fittings and equipment; around water and sewer pipes; under and behind cabinets, refrigerators and sinks; around window and door frames; along baseboards; in attics; and crawl spaces. Apply between 0.15 – 0.3 oz. per cubic yard. Repeat treatments as necessary.
An 8 ounce bottle covers 250-500 square feet. A 3 lb. pail covers 1,500 to 3,000 square feet of total surface area, keeping in mind that dust is only applied as a crack and crevice, spot, or void treatment.
*5 g - 10 g per square meter
*0.15 oz. – 0.3 oz. per square yard
*0.16 oz. – 0.32 oz. per 10 square feet
In and around residential and commercial buildings and structures and modes of transport, including: Apartments, Campgrounds, Homes, Hospitals, Hotels, Industrial Buildings, Laboratories, Motels, Nursing Homes, Office Buildings, Resorts, Schools, Stores, Supermarkets, Transportation Equipment (Buses, Boats, Ships, Trains, Trailers, Trucks, and Planes), Utilities, Warehouses and other Commercial and Industrial Buildings, Nonfood/nonfeed areas of Food/Feed Processing Facilities.
Indoors
Apply thoroughly to all areas where pests crawl and hide, especially in cracks and crevices, voids and hidden surfaces around sinks and storage areas, behind baseboards, around doors and windows, behind and under refrigerators, cabinets, and desks, sinks and stoves and attics and crawl spaces. For invasive pests, treat other places where pests may enter. Direct contact with dry dust is required to be effective.
Bed Bugs: Apply to cracks and crevices where evidence of bed bugs occurs. This includes bed frames, box springs, inside empty dressers, clothes closets, and carpet edges, high and low wall moldings and wallpaper edges. Do not use Alpine Dust on mattresses, pillows, bed linens or clothes. Reapply as necessary. Not recommended for use as sole protection against bed bugs.
Outdoors
Stinging insect such as bees, wasps, hornets, and yellow jackets: It is generally advisable to treat wasp and bee nests in the evening when insects are less active and have returned to the nest. Wear protective clothing if deemed necessary to avoid stings. Using hand or power duster, thoroughly dust nest and entrance and surrounding areas where insects alight. Nests in voids should be located and treated. Treat entrances and drill a hole in the void(s), blow dust in, and reseal. For best results check nests carefully one or two days after treatment to ensure complete kill. Direct contact with dry dust is required to be effective.
Perimeter Treatment: Make a treatment around and in cracks and crevices or voids associated with windows and doors, porches, screens, eaves, patios, garages, under stairways, and in crawl spaces and other areas where pests hide. Dust should not be exposed to rain or wind.
bedbugs
By Jim on 06/17/2012
I used this in conjuntion with Temprid (and Gentrol) after Suspend SC and prythrin based dusts didn't solve bed bug problem. The combination knocked the crap out of the bugs. I had read every study on bedbugs and we cleaned, disposed of, isolated and wash clothing, etc. We washed and vacuumed carpets. The combination of Temprid, Gentrol and Alpine stopped the problem cold. I have also purchased Phantom and intend to follow up with it just because of all I have read but it seems almost meaningless as the bugs got clobbered already. I was stunned out how fast DMOPC is at responding to questions and how fast products arrived at normal shipping rates. This is a business that understands service and DESPERATION for relief. Don't buy the bombs from the hardware stores...it disperses the bugs. Don't use a pyrthrin based (or synthetic) insecticide-the bugs swim in that stuff nowadays-get Temprid or Phantom or both. They work. And Alpine dust-and dust everywhere (inside outlets, bedrails, baseboards, etc). Temprid has a residual kill rate of almost 100% for six months in university studies.
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Did a great job on yellow jacket nest lodged in bricks!
By Nate on 08/24/2015
My house was built in 1895 and through a small hole in the brick, above the window, I started seeing yellow jacket activity. After calling local pest control and getting stiff quotes of $250, I purchased this and Long Shot Puffer Duster. I went out at night and dusted the hole and surroundings. The next day -- No more yellow jacket activity; not one. I couldn't believe it. I saved a bunch of money too. Problem solved. A guy on youtube recommended this website. I don't normally recommend things, but this did exactly what I needed. Good luck!
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Alpine Dust - great for ants
By Dave on 11/05/2011
Note to people with ant problems: with the exception of Pharaoh ants, I STRONGLY recommend using Alpine. Pyrethrins are very effective, but their repellent properties may make a problem worse. I've solved several "problem" ant accounts with this product. They willingly walk right through it and transfer it throughout the rest of the colony.
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Alpine Dust
By Anonymous on 07/31/2013
Alpine Dust is excellent! Hornets were all over my back yard...more then 30 or so at one time. We sprinkled the dust all over yard but had to spray Wasp Freeze just to keep them away while dusting. I also ordered a case (12 cans of Wasp Freeze @ $96)...it has been worth every penny. Great product. Dallas, Tx
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Works Well on Springtails
By Randall on 06/09/2013
The reason you would follow steaming up with dusts or other products is because steam will only kill the bedbugs that are there at the time of the treatment, it does not leave a residual and will not kill bugs that are not directly contacted by the steam. Alpine dust has Dinotefuran plus diatomaceous earth. This combination of ingredients will give you a quick knockdown plus a long lasting residual. The following are the directions of where and how the Alpine dust can be applied:
"Apply to cracks and crevices where evidence of bed bugs occurs. This includes bed frames, box springs,
inside empty dressers, clothes closets and carpet edges, high and low wall moldings and wallpaper edges. Do not use this product on mattresses, pillows, bed linens or clothes. Remove all clothes and other articles from dressers or clothes closets before application. Reapply as necessary. Direct contact with dry dust is required to be effective."
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the product name was "MotherEarth D - Diatomaceous Earth." What makes alpine dust different? please respond quickly. :) thanks
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