This Spray Stops Reproduction.
It is used to combat flying pests such as mosquitoes and houseflies. As is known, flying species reproduce rapidly. Flying pests, which generally start producing larvae in March, continue to reproduce until the end of November. The main purpose of this pest control is to stop reproduction. Therefore, since the transition period from larva to pupa for flying pests is approximately 10 days, the duration of the effect of the pesticide to be used will be applied by us, taking this period into consideration.
It is possible to get rid of flying pests by spraying water puddles, sewers, and dumps with the help of a pulverizer.
Control by Expert Hands
As it is known, female mosquitoes cause malaria, while males harm humans by biting them and threaten human health with the microbes they spread. To combat them, there is a need for larvicide control by expert hands.
Alternatively, it is possible to get rid of mosquitoes with Thermal Fog and ULV, which are applied at specific times of the day in open areas. These methods are also fogging methods.
