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Rain and sunlight will breakdown the chemical and the residual effectiveness of the product. If you notice insects around treated areas, re-apply Raid Max® Bug Barrier to maintain peak protection, but not more than once per week.
To treat severe ant problems, follow these steps:
1. Eliminate any food and water that could be attracting ants into your home.
2. Clean up food crumbs and beverage spills.
3. Keep packaged foods in tightly sealed containers.
4. Store vegetable oils and fats in the refrigerator.
5. Dry out tubs and sinks after use.
6. Place Raid® Ant Gel where ant activity is seen inside the home, especially on ant trails. Apply the gel in multiple spots (about the size of a pea) along the trail. Rather than act as traps to catch ants, the gel is a bait that ants feed on, then bring back to the colony as food. By sharing the bait with the queen and other ants, those ants will help to kill the entire colony. For this reason, let ants travel freely to and from the bait.
7. Spray Raid® Ant and Roach in areas where ants are entering and along ant rails. Do not spray over the top of any Raid® Ant Gel that has been applied. Spraying on top of the Raid® Ant Gel will make the gel unappealing to the ants.
NOTE: Keep on the lookout for renewed ant activity after your initial treatment. Re-treat problem areas promptly, following the six steps mentioned above. When using ant baits or ant gel, be sure you do not place them on areas that have been sprayed with Raid® Ant & Roach Killer. Ants traveling over sprayed areas will die before they have a chance to bring the Raid® Ant Gel back to the colony.
This varies with humidity and the amount applied but surfaces can be touched as soon as the spray is dry to the touch. Always read label instructions on how to apply.
No! This product is not labeled for pet or human applications
You should ventilate the room after treatment. Allow the spray to dry before touching.
When the spray has dried, you may walk on the rug.
No, but not everyone has the same sense of smell. If you can still smell the product after it has dried, then ventilate the room with fresh air.
It would be rare to find bed bugs over the entire carpet. You should be looking for the spots where bed bugs will most likely be hiding. When spraying a carpet, concentrate on spot treatments near the bed and furniture, drapery, dressers, etc., and not the whole carpet.
Raid Max® Spider Scorpion is an easy to use, highly effective insecticide that
kills Black Widow Spiders, Scorpions and many other common household insects on
contact.
Raid Max® Spider & Scorpion Killer kills Ants, Black Widow Spiders, Household
Spiders, Roaches and Scorpions on contact.
Yes! Raid Max® Spider & Scorpion Killer can be used indoors and outdoors.
When looking to treat outdoors, we recommend spraying in areas where water is unable
to wash the product away. Also try to target areas where spiders hide (under eaves,
near porch lights, where you see webs, etc.).
Raid Max® Spider & Scorpion Killer’s residual action kills ants and
roaches for up to 12 weeks when sprayed on non-porous surfaces.
Raid Max® Spider & Scorpion Killer provides no residual effect when used
on Black Widow Spiders, other household spiders and Scorpions. These insects must
be hit directly with the spray to be killed.
Shake well before each use. Hold container upright. Point spray opening toward surface
to be sprayed and press button firmly. Hold about 12" from surface being sprayed.
Spray until surfaces are wet, but not to the point of run-off.
The active ingredients in Raid Max® Spider & Scorpion Killer are Imiprothrin
and Deltamethrin.
Surfaces that have been in contact with Raid Max® Spider & Scorpion Killer
can be washed off with soap and warm water.
Raid Max® Spider & Scorpion Killer should not be sprayed on pets. Avoid
spraying fish aquariums by covering with a plastic bag or aluminum foil and turn
off aerator. Remove pets from area being treated. Pets can be returned to area after
ventilation and when surfaces are dry.
When using Raid Max® Spider & Scorpion Killer, avoid contact with skin
or clothing. Wash thoroughly with soap and water after handling. Provide adequate
ventilation of the area being sprayed and keep out of reach of children. Always
use pesticides in accordance with their packaging instructions.
Raid Max® Bug Barrier with Reusable Auto Trigger is a bug killer with a battery
operated trigger that releases a continuous, evenly dispersed spray by holding down
the trigger. The auto trigger is designed to reduce hand fatigue. The
30 oz., ½ Gallon and Gallon size starters have refills available.
The Reusable Auto Trigger is purchased with a clear tab securing it in the lock
position. Remove the clear tab from the lock switch and discard. Place the switch
in the unlock position. Squeeze and hold the trigger for continuous spray.
Ants, Boxelder Bugs, Centipedes, Cockroaches (including Asian and German), Crickets,
Dermestids, Firebrats, Fleas, Gnats, Ground Beetles, Houseflies, Mole Crickets,
Mosquitoes, Palmetto Bugs, Pillbugs, Scorpions, Silverfish, Small Flying Moths,
Sowbugs, Spiders, Ticks and Waterbugs.
Battery life will vary based on usage; however, at full pressure, the approximate
battery life is:
5 bottles for the 30oz. bottle
2.5 bottles for the ½ Gallon bottle
1.2 bottles for the Gallon bottle
Using continuous pressure, the Reusable Auto Trigger will discharge in approximately:
4.5 minutes for the 30 oz bottle
15 minutes for the ½ gallon bottle
30 minutes for the gallon bottle
30oz = 300 Linear Feet
½ Gallon = 1000 Linear Feet
Gallon = 2000 Linear Feet
Deltamethrin, which provides up to 12 month residual activity on German Cockroaches.
No. The ½ gallon/gallon trigger assembly is specifically designed for
the ½ gallon/gallon refills. Meanwhile, the 30 oz. trigger assembly
is specifically designed for the 30 oz. refills.
Triggers cannot be used on other products either; the trigger head is mated
up with the bottle using a patented lock & key mechanism that ensures the right
head is used with the right refill so that there is no cross-contamination of formulas.
The bottles are recyclable (HDPE #2). The triggers are not recyclable but
are reusable with the correct refills.
Approximately 2 ½ feet long
As with all insecticide treatments it is suggested to have children and pets leave
the room and return once the application has dried.
Weather & sunlight will breakdown the chemical & the residual effectiveness
so re-application may be necessary to maintain peak protection.
No, Bug Barrier will not kill as quickly as regular Raid® Ant & Roach Killer.
The Bug Barrier formulation is focused on residual/barrier treatment.
This product leaves no odor.
Edible crops
Electrical outlets
Commercial food handling establishments, restaurants or other places where food
is commercially prepared or processed
Raid Max® Bug Barrier with Reusable Auto Trigger can be found in your local
supermarket, drug store or mass merchandise store, next to your other favorite Raid®
Products. In some instances, Raid Max® Bug Barrier may be found in the
Lawn & Garden section.
The best way to kill roaches is to establish a regular roach-control program. We
suggest this three-step system:
1. Spray Raid Max ® Roach & Ant Killer directly
on roaches and in places where they may be hiding and breeding (such as cracks or
crevices, under furniture or sinks, and in drawers).
2. After spraying, fog heavily infested areas with a whole room treatment, such
as Raid Max ® Concentrated DEEP REACH ™
Fogger. Wait for the appropriate airing-out time, then sweep or vacuum up dead and
dying insects and dispose of them in the trash outside.
3. Use baits. Place Raid ® Double Control Small
Roach Baits Plus Egg Stoppers ™ where you have
seen roaches. This product kills and sterilizes newly hatched roaches, helping to
keep an infestation from reoccurring.
To keep roaches from migrating into your home or apartment from surrounding areas,
use this system and encourage your neighbors to use it as well. In warmer climates
or where infestations are heavy, repeat all three steps every three months.
To treat severe ant problems, follow these steps:
1. Eliminate any food and water that could be attracting ants into your home.
2. Clean up food crumbs and beverage spills.
3. Keep packaged foods in tightly sealed containers.
4. Store vegetable oils and fats in the refrigerator.
5. Dry out tubs and sinks after use.
6. Place Raid ® Double Control 'Raid® Ant Gel where
heavy ant activity is seen inside the home, especially on ant trails. The ant-bait
disks fit into tiny areas where ants are likely to travel. Rather than act as traps
to catch ants, the disks allow ants to enter and leave with the poisoned bait, which
they bring back to the colony as food. By sharing the bait with the queen and other
ants, those ants will help to kill the entire colony. For this reason, let ants
travel freely to and from the baits for one week.
7. After one week, spray any remaining ants with Raid ®
Ant Killer.
NOTE: Keep on the lookout for renewed ant activity in the first two weeks after
your initial treatment. Re-treat problem areas promptly, following the six steps
mentioned above. When using ant baits, be sure you do not place them on areas that
have been sprayed. Ants traveling over sprayed areas will die before they have a
chance to bring the ant bait back to the colony.
Raid ® Concentrated DEEP REACH ™
Fogger is flammable; therefore you must follow the label directions and "extinguish
all flames and pilot lights" before using this product. If you don't know how
to extinguish and relight your pilot lights, we suggest you call your local gas
company for assistance.
You need to use products that kill fleas and break the flea life-cycle. If you don't,
they'll be back. Raid ® Flea Killer kills fleas
on your pet and in your home. We suggest you follow these steps for solving your
flea problem:
1. Spray your dog with Raid ® Flea Killer. (If
you have a cat, treat your cat with an approved flea-killing product for cats.)
2. Spray your pet's sleeping quarters, carpets, draperies, and upholstery with Raid ® Flea Killer Plus Carpet & Room Spray.
3. For heavy infestations, fog rooms with Raid ®
Flea Killer Plus Fogger.
It's important to remember that no flea treatment can penetrate a flea's protective
cocoon. Fleas that are in the cocoon stage during your initial treatment may have
survived. Keep on the lookout for renewed flea activity in the first two weeks after
initial treatment, and re-treat problem areas promptly.
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