The time it takes for labeled insects to die after they come into contact with dried deposits of Tempo SC will depend on the life stage of the insect, how long they stay on the treated surface, and how long the dried deposit of Tempo SC has been in place. You can expect the pests to die anywhere from 1 hour - 24 hours after they come into contact with treated areas. Tempo SC leaves a 30 day residual outdoors and 90 day residual indoors for general purpose applications.
Tempo SC Ultra is not a contact kill but it does have a residual of up to 4 weeks. The time it takes for roaches to die after they come into contact with dried deposits of Tempo SC will depend on the life stage of the roach, how long they stay on the treated surface, and how long the dried deposit of Tempo SC has been in place. You can expect the roaches to die anywhere from 1 hour - 24 hours after they come into contact with treated areas. If you are having a heavy roach infestation, look over our article How To Get Rid of Roaches for helpful details, hints and product recommendation for controlling the colony the fastest way to eliminate them for good at the source.
Yes, Tempo SC can be mixed with an IGR such as Tekko Pro.
Yes, Tempo SC Ultra is labeled to control scale insects. Please refer to the product label for complete instructions.
You should start spraying before the egg hatch. To find the correct timing in your region you should contact your local cooperative extension office as the timing varies from region to region. Cooperative extension locator: http://npic.orst.edu/pest/countyext.htm
Tempo SC Ultra or Suspend SC will last the same length of time and both are labeled to treat midges. They both offer a 90 day residual indoors and 30 day residual outdoors. Please refer to the product labels for mixing and application instructions.
Tempo SC Ultra is not labeled to kill bed bugs.Our bedbug kits come with all top of the line products that are available on the market today, along with instructions to follow. When applied properly, our kits have a very high success rate. We recommend reading our article on How to Get Rid of Bed Bugs for more information on a treatment program using the products and non-chemical efforts.