Dominion 2L Termiticide - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by D. from Sylvania,ohio
    12/31/2013
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    Can you use Dominion 2L for outside spider control? I have been using Talstar & we are getting call backs.
    What do think, as we like the price of Talstar but time for a change.
    A
    Dominion would not be recommended for spider control as you are limited in where you can spray it. A much better option would be something like Equil Lambda 9.7 which will still dry clear like the Talstar, but will hold up to the outdoor elements longer. It also sits on top of the surface better to help give better control of the insects passing by that are harder to kill like spiders. Please keep in mind that you have to treat a wider area than just the foundation of the home to eliminate the spider population, and that it takes time to knock them back to a tolerable level. The main part of your spider elimination will be eliminating all the other insects in the area they are feeding on; the more food sources around the home, the more spiders you will see as this is prime feeding ground. It normally takes spraying once every 1-2 months for a couple of treatments in the beginning to get the problem pushed back enough to be able to back off to every 3 months with your sprays. 
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  • Asked by Jeff from Rileyville
    07/29/2018
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    What is the best way to apply Dominion 2L for bagworms on Leland Cypress trees? How much per 5 gallons of water?
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    Dominion 2L Termiticide Concentrate is a great product for listed insects as a soil drench. However, for bagworms, a foliar application of a product such as Talstar P would be a better option. It can be applied once monthly. If the bagworms are mature, manually plucking them and soaking in soapy water would be the alternate option.

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  • Asked by Jerry from Vero Beach, Florida
    06/09/2018
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    Can I spray Dominion 2L directly on my lemon and lime trees?
    They're just starting to bear fruit. 2OZ per gall
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    Dominion 2L should not be used on any citrus fruits such as lemon or lime. You can use Monterey Fruit Tree and Vegetable Systemic Soil Drench as a systemic treatment for lemon, lime, and other listed fruit trees.

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  • Asked by Kenneth from Santa Fe ,texas
    05/22/2014
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    When using Dominion 2L ,what setting would I use for a dial n sprayer for grubs in lawn?
    All I see is .46-.6 fl.oz. per 1000 feet ,when using home sprayer, it is a set dial per gallon of water, help me if you can. I hope I'm clear on this, thank you.
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    You can use .6 fluid oz. Dominion 2L per gallon of water.  For best results, Dominion 2L should be applied prior to egg hatch and applications should be watered in. For more information on the best time to treat in your region, you should contact your local cooperative extension office and speak to the master gardener.
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  • Asked by Kisa
    07/21/2011
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    How far do you drill the holes from your house when doing a termite treatment?
    I do not have a basement or termites but my neighbors house has a terrible termite problem.. We just want to prevent damage to our own house. How far away from the house do i drill the holes? How deep do i drill the holes? and is it 2.4 ounces of Dominion 2L for every 4 gallons of water?
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    All of the instructions on drilling holes through slabs and drilling trenches are described in our "How To Do A Termite Treatment" article on our Termite Control Page.  When using Dominion 2L, you should mix .6 ounces per gallon of water, or 2.4 oz. per 4 gallons of water.  Four gallons of solutions should be applied every 10 lineal feet in the trench and through the drill holes over 10 feet.
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  • Asked by Eric from Chicago, Il
    05/31/2014
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    Label has no specific instructions for ant control. Why do you keep recommending we read the label for ants?
    I read threw your Q&A and you keep saying to read the label for use against ants. I read the entire label and it doesn't say anything about killing ants. It just talks about termites, and about 1000 types of beetles. No ants. I wish there was a "guide" of some sort for using against ants. I think I have a good idea from bits and pieces of information I picked up reading the Q&A. I just don't want to miss anything.
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    The Dominion 2L Termiticide Concentrate is labeled for ants and does indeed provide specific treatment instructions for ants. You can find this information on Page 8 of the product label under "PERIMETER PEST CONTROL". We recommend that you read the product label because it's the law to do so before use. You would mix 0.6 oz. per gallon of water and apply the Dominion 2L as a perimeter treatment, spraying 2 feet up the side of the structure and 2 feet out on the ground. Be sure to spray window frames, door frames, where pipes enter the structure, and any cracks and crevices. If you have any further questions please let us know. 
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  • Asked by Joel from Marrrero, La.
    03/03/2015
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    I did a full trench treatment with Dominion 2L last year. What should I now use as a annual treatment?
    Could I use a repellant such as Demon or Bifen or continue with Dominion?
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    Dominion 2L should only be applied in a trench for a perimeter treatment for termites once every 7 years. Using an insect such as Demon WP or Bifen can be applied to the top of the soil for general insect control monthly on the exterior of the structure and once every 90 days to indoor cracks and crevices.
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  • Asked by Imran from Chantilly, Virginia
    07/16/2012
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    Preventative treatment
    I do not have termites. I would like to keep it that way. How would I use Dominion 2L Termiticide Concentrate to help ensure that I do not get termites (preventative use).
    A
    We have an article that explains exactly what you need to do to perform a preventative termite treatment.  It is called, "How To Do A termite Treatment" and if you follow the instructions outlined in this article you will treat and protect your home from termites as good as any professional company could do.  It also recommends the product you should use, which is Dominion 2L or Termidor SC.
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  • Asked by Thomas from Parkland, Fl
    01/27/2014
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    Whitefly in ficus
    I've done a root drench and also sprayed the hedges at the 1.5oz to 100 gallon rate about 10 days ago and then another round a couple days ago and it seems that the whitefly numbers are actually increasing. There are clouds of whiteflies above the shrubs where previously there were not. The root drench was at a higher rate as recommended on the label. I'm concerned that this product does not work as indicated.
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    Please be advised that it can take 8 weeks a systemic product to be translocated throughout the plant.  If you are trying to treat an active infestation, doing a foliar spray with a product like Talstar P is the better option because it will help to kill anything that you spray directly and will leave a residual of up to 30 days.  Please be advised that the instructions on the product label should always be followed.  Mixing a product stronger or applying more often than stated does not make it any stronger or help it to be absorbed quicker.
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  • Asked by Grant from Honolulu
    08/03/2016
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    Will Dominion 2L work on crazy ants?
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    Dominion 2L is not specifically labeled for crazy ants, however, it is labeled for ants and will kill and eliminate crazy ants if they come in contact with it. Be sure to spray around the perimeter of your home.

    We do have a Crazy Ant Kit that comes with everything you will need to do a complete treat for crazy ants.

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  • Asked by Edward
    04/26/2011
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    A couple of days ago I was repainting some baseboard molding and when I pulled back the carpeting I noticed
    several winged termites walking around. My question is, would trenching around my house with Dominion still be an effective method to eradicate them, or is it too late for that since they have already established a colony in my house? If so, what method should I use? Thanks
    A
    It is never too late to treat your home for termites.  You should do an outside perimeter treatment with Dominion which will take care of any termites that may be in your home if they entered from around the outside perimeter.  In addition to treating the exterior of the home, you should spot treat any termites that you know of directly with the product from a 1 gallon hand pump sprayer.  You would pull the carpet back again and spray the termites directly where they are so it is sure to touch the termites.  You should read our How To Do A Termite Treatment article for instructions on how to perform the outside perimeter treatment.
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  • Asked by Scott from Metairie, La
    11/08/2016
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    What is the application for whiteflies in potted plants with Dominion 2L Termiticide Concentrate?
    I have a small greenhouse with lots of 2 and 4 inch pots and want to use dominion for whiteflies. I don't know how far the roots space is for these small pots. How much do I use per gallon for these small pits since it's not big enough to use per foot of root space.
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    Dominion 2L is not labeled for use in containerized plants. We suggest Hi-Yield Systemic Insect Granules instead. That product can be used for containerized ornamental plants in home gardens.

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  • Asked by Thang
    07/29/2010
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    Can I spray Dominion 2L on the studs? The walls have termites.
    I knocked down those walls inside my bed room, and I found out there is termite activity. Can I use Dominion 2L to spray on the studs before I put the new drywall on? Please tell me what is the best product to kill and stop them from coming back.
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    Dominion 2L will not penetrate through wood. It can be used in the wall, but you have to get it directly on the termites in the wood. This means you have to drill a hole directly into the wood and treat the termites exactly where they are. After the Dominion 2L dries, it will not have any long term effect on the wood. There is a product we carry called Bora-Care that is a wood treatment product.  It will penetrate through the wood so you do not have to get it directly where the termites are. Also, it will stay in the wood forever and protect the wood long term.
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  • Asked by Christian from Dutton,va
    05/29/2013
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    After trenching, what type of soil,dirt, etc do I need to fill in?
    I understand that the backfill must also be treated with the chemical as it is placed in trench . I need more backfill in the crawlspace trench also . Also , is there a type of mulch that can be used which termites don't like or is it best not to put mulch around the house foundation . Thanks , Chris .
    A
    You can use just about any type of fill in dirt. We recommend steering away from the sand as the Dominion 2L will bond better with soil/dirt. As far as using mulch, we do not recommend using any type against the structure as they do attract termites.
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  • Asked by Frank from Vero Beach, Florida
    07/23/2015
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    How does Dominion 2L compare to Talstar P for Red Carpenter ants?
    I bought Talstar from you and you have a great service. I sprayed once but still find Florida Red Carpenter ants outside. I did perimeters within perimeters to box them in. I looked for their trails and sprayed them. Did area at base of house all around as directed. Dominion 2L is non-repellant so maybe it is a better choice. Carpenter ants are so smart.
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    Talstar P will kill ants that come in contact with it, but will not eradicate them. Dominion 2L sprayed around the outside perimeter of the structure will. You should mix .6 fluid oz. per gallon of water to treat for carpenter ants. This will give you approximately 1000 sq. feet of treatment. Please see our Carpenter Ant Treatment Guide for more information and tips about treating for carpenter ants.

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  • Asked by Jim from Fairfax, Va
    09/16/2013
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    How many ounces of Dominion 2L Termiticide Concentrate should I use for each gallon of water in my spray tank?
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    You should mix .6 fluid oz. Dominion 2L  per gallon of water. Please follow the label for application instructions.
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  • Asked by Caroline from Sparta, Ga
    08/17/2014
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    Can I use Dominion 2L on my dogs for fleas?
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    No, Dominion 2L should NOT be applied to any animal or for any flea treatments. Dominion 2L is not labeled for fleas or ticks and is not safe for applications to dogs. For Flea Control on your pet, please click on the link below for products that are safe for treating them.

    Pet Flea Control

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  • Asked by Chris from Provo, Utah
    10/14/2014
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    Can Dominion 2L be injected directly to holes drilled in a live tree?
    Some "tree care" products are sold that provide a syringe to inject 5% Imidacloprid directly into the trunk of the tree affected by Bronze birch beetles etc as a way to quickly introduce the product to the insects. Can I dilute your product and use it in the same way?
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     You can apply Dominion 2L as a drench any where between the base and drip line of the tree. You want to make sure that  you keep the soil moist for up to 7 days after applicaiton to ensure the product will be more quickly soaked into the root system. We do not recommend Injecting Dominion into the live tree. Please follow the product label for instructions.
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  • Asked by Ronn
    06/19/2011
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    I want to use Dominion 2L as a spray on Crape Myrtles. How much Dominion 2L should I use per gallon of water?
    How much Dominion 2L per gallon of water?
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    You did not mention what type of pests you are trying to treat or if you wanted to do a foliar spray or a soil drench on your Crape Myrtles. If you want to do a foliar application you will need to use about .45 ML per gallon of water. If you want to do a soil drench you will need 3 to 6 ml of Dominion 2L per inch of trunk diameter. You can use 1 pint - 1 gallon of water per inch of trunk diameter to mix the product in, depending on the water volume that is easiest for you to work with and can still be accepted by the soil. You can find more information on these treatments by reading the Dominion 2L product label starting on page 8.
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  • Asked by Jim from Riverside, Ca
    06/20/2018
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    Does Dominion 2L Termiticide Concentrate control sod web worm?
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    Dominion 2L Termiticide Concentrate is not labeled to treat sod webworms. We do offer Talstar P. The most popular product for sod webworms is Talstar. Please take a moment to look over our Sod Webworm Control Guide for more information on treating and preventing this pest. 

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