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  • Asked by Susan from Hi
    11/22/2014
    Q
    Ordered foam but no metal tips were included, only a black rubber tip on can
    Treating termites in kitchen cabinets, is there a time period I need to wait so it is safe to put drawers and dishes back in cabinets??
    A

    Termidor Foam does not come with any metal tips. It only comes with the plastic tip on the end of the tube attachment.

    Termidor Foam is not labeled to be used in kitchen cabinets per the manufacturer. It should only be used in wall voids.

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    7 of 8 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Max
    06/23/2014
    Q
    What is the smallest injector tip provided with Termidor foam?
    A

    There is only one injection tip that comes with Termidor Foam. The tip of the Termidor Foam is about 13 mm in length and 1 mm hole size. The hole size that the product should be applied in is 1/8" - 1/4". The holes should be drilled between 8-10 inches apart.

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    27 of 29 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Anthony from East Alton, Il
    05/04/2017
    Q
    Does Termidor Foam come with the actuator, or do I have to buy that seperately?
    A

    Yes, Termidor Foam does come with the actuator you see in the picture as well as the tube and tip. 

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    3 of 4 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Lia from Pompano Beach, Fl
    01/30/2020
    Q
    Can we use Termidor FOAM as a regular spray or we have always to make holes and use the tip?
    A

    Termidor FOAM is only used when you are directly spot treating active infestations, this would involve drilling right into the infested wood and using the tip to inject.

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    7 of 8 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Curt from Knoxville, Tn
    10/22/2013
    Q
    For injecting thru baseboard into wall voids, what size hole is best? Is it better to take the black tip off
    A
    Termidor Foam should be applied into approximately a 1/8" - 1/4" hole dispersed through the black tip on the injection tube of the can. Please let us know if you need anything else. 866.581.7378
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    5 of 6 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Chandra from Lamarque, Texas
    05/11/2015
    Q
    How to use if I see mud piles inside home
    Piles at the top of windows near ceiling do I spray from floor up or from ceiling down
    A
    If there is no insulation in the wall then there's not many reasons for them to be in that wall void as the insulation would provide an area to nest. They may travel behind the wall voids but the main nest will not be behind it. They will most likely be using the studs as a food source and traveling up the sides of the studs. You will not foam the entire void, rather you will drill a hole close to the top of the ceiling/stud on either side of the stud. Once the holes are in place on each side, inject the foam into each hole for 5-10 seconds, allowing the foam to expand but slide down the sides of the studs where they would travel. If you are seeing them along the baseboard areas, drill holes every 8-10 inches apart across the area between studs, about an inch or 2 above the baseboard. Use the same injection rate for each hole and let dry. The Termidor Foam has some residual for about a month after it dissipates so if any are missed in the initial application the rest of the colony should be affected.
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    3 of 5 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Ralph from Cinti, Oh
    12/04/2013
    Q
    Tips please for use of foam in an exterior lower level (walk-out) insulated wall that is insulated
    Detected active termites upon removal of baseboard; which had been damaged. Upon removal found active termites and damage to inside of baseboard and some to exterior of drywall behind it.
    A
    If you have drywood termites, you should drill holes into the galleries and inject a product like Termidor Foam to eliminate the colony. You will only be injecting the foam into the studs and around where the activity is, not filling the entire wall void.
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    5 of 6 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Joseph from Brunswick Georgia 31525
    03/08/2014
    Q
    Drilling 2x4 wood stud to treat for termites. What size hole do I need and what product will I need
    A
    To treat wood studs, you want to drill a 3/8 to 1/2  hole close to the top of the ceiling/stud on either side of the stud. Once the holes are in place on each side, inject the foam into each hole for 5-10 seconds, allowing the foam to expand but slide down the sides of the studs where they would travel. If you are seeing them along the baseboard areas, drill holes every 8-10 inches apart across the area between studs, about an inch or 2 above the baseboard. Use the same injection rate for each hole and let dry. It has some residual for about a month after it dissipates so if any are missed in the initial application the rest of the colony should be affected. If you know where an active infestation is, you should indeed direct treat with the Termidor Foam. The foam will only last for about 6 weeks because it is not bonding with soil molecules. An outside trench will need to be performed also. Please click on the article on how to perform your own termite treatment for additional information and tips.
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    7 of 8 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Simon from Plano, Texas
    09/16/2013
    Q
    How much Termidor Foam should I spray into the space between each stud? How high up the wall do I inject?
    A
    You will not foam the entire void with Termidor Foam, rather you will drill a hole close to the top of the ceiling/stud on either side of the stud. Once the holes are in place on each side, inject the foam into each hole for 5-10 seconds, allowing the foam to expand but slide down the sides of the studs where they would travel. If you are seeing them along the baseboard areas, drill holes every 8-10 inches apart across the area between studs, about an inch or 2 above the baseboard. Use the same injection rate for each hole and let dry. It has some residual for about a month after it dissipates so if any are missed in the initial application the rest of the colony should be affected. If you know where an active infestation is, you should indeed direct treat with the Termidor Foam. The foam will only last for about 6 weeks because it is not bonding with soil molecules. An outside trench will need to be performed also. Please click on the article on how to perform your own termite treatment for additional information and tips.
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    23 of 25 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Pyng from Sunnyvale, Ca
    01/03/2018
    Q
    Can Termidor Foam be used to treat a termite-infested tree in my backyard?
    A
    Termidor FOAM can be used to directly spot treat active nests in trees as directed on the product label. 

    We would also suggest that you take a look at our Termite Guide for tips on how to treat and prevent an infestation in your home. 

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