There are a few insecticides that claim to kill bedbug eggs. Phantom II Aerosol Spray , Sterifab and Bedlam. You should note that those insecticides that claim to kill bedbug eggs must be directly sprayed on the eggs and they are only about 75%-85% effective at actually killing the egg. You will still be required to do retreatments every 7-10 days until you do not receive any more bedbug bites and also see no further evidence that they are active (blood stains, feces or cast skins).
Phantom II Aerosol Spray is not labeled for fleas. PT Alpine Flea and Bed Bug Aerosol contains an adulticide and an Insect Growth Regulator (IGR), which would make it a great option for flea control.
We apologize, but there is not a similar product to the PT Phantom II Pressurized Insecticide that could go to New York. New York has very tough restrictions on what they allow homeowners to purchase when it comes to professional grade products. They prefer that licensed, trained professionals only handle the products. We do have a New York Indoor Ant Control Kit that we would recommend.
It is safe to use Phantom Aerosol as a crack and crevice spray indoors in areas such as a pantry. Be sure that you do not spray in a way that contaminates food or utensils, and the you do not contact the treated area until it is dry. If there is a lingering odor, then we suggest ventilating the area thoroughly until the odor has dissipated before re-entering the area. For complete safety details, you can view the SDS here.
You can certainly use Phantom in the aerosol or the concentrate form indoors for carpenter ants. Both the Phantom Aerosol and the concentrate are labeled to be used directly on baseboards as well as in cracks and crevices around the home where they would be trailing and around window and doorframes and around potention entry points. Surface applications would be considered open areas of floors/carpets in a broadcast fashion, and you cannot use the Phantom in either form in that manner.
Phantom II Aerosol Spray can be applied to cracks of drawers only (inside edges and along the runners on the outside). Once dry, you can put clothes back in.
PT Phantom II is labeled for beetles in general, but not for cigarette beetles specifically. It can be used in the cracks and crevices in the closet, bathroom, and bedroom. If you want to use something that’s labeled specifically for cigarette beetles, you can use D-Force Insecicide. D-Force is also included in our Panty Pest Kit which also includes pantry pest traps that have an added pheromone to the glue that will attract pantry pests including cigarette bettles.
The Phantom II Aerosol is going to provide the longest residual time with up to 30 days. The Alpine PT Insecticide is going to have a contact kill only affect.
Yes, PT Phantom II Pressurized Insecticide is labeled for Indian Meal Moths. It is safe to use PT Phantom II Pressurized Insecticide as a crack and crevice spray indoors in areas such as a pantry, but be sure that you do not spray in a way that contaminates food or utensils, and that you do not contact the treated area until it is dry. Make sure to follow the application instructions on the product label.
Another option is to use our Panty Pest Kit which includes D-Force Insecticide instead and pantry pest traps that have an added pheromone to the glue that will attract pantry pests like Indian Meal Moths.
While Phantom Aerosol is an excellent product for ants, using bait is better for ghost ants. A product such as Maxforce FC Ant Bait Gel is a better solution for ghost ants. Another good treatment method is using dust, such as Delta Dust Insecticide and a hand duster. The dust will go inside the wall voids, crack and crevices and basically places that are not easily sprayed. Delta Dust is a wonderful product because it is waterproof.
Yes, Phantom II Aerosol comes with a crack and crevice straw.
