Coopex Residual Insecticide

Hey Kusama,
Yes, Coopex Residual Insecticide can be applied to most common surfaces found in domestic, commercial, industrial, agricultural and public buildings.

Coopex Residual Insecticide is effective against a wide range of pests, including some types of mites. It works by targeting and controlling various mites, including red mites and bird mites. However, for specific mites like mange mites, it is essential to follow the product's instructions carefully, as certain mites may require targeted treatments. Always ensure that the product is safe to use around animals and humans by checking the label, and consider consulting a pest control professional for persistent or severe infestations.

Q: Can I use this on sand ground and on walls in the chicken coop?

A: Yes, Coopex Residual Insecticide can be used on sand ground and walls in a chicken coop. Be sure to apply it according to the manufacturer's instructions and avoid spraying directly onto the birds or their food and water sources.

Q: Can I use this inside as well as outside of the bird aviary?

A: Yes, Coopex Residual Insecticide can be used both inside and outside the bird aviary. When applying inside, ensure the aviary is well-ventilated and avoid direct contact with the birds.

Q: Will it make my birds sick?

A: If used according to the label instructions, Coopex Residual Insecticide should not make your birds sick. However, it's important to ensure that birds are kept away from treated areas until the product has dried and the environment is safe. Always ensure proper ventilation when using inside.

Q: How long do I leave after spraying before allowing chickens back in their coop?

A: After spraying, it’s recommended to wait at least 4-6 hours before allowing chickens back into the coop to ensure the insecticide has dried and the area is safe. Always follow the instructions on the label for specific waiting times.

When dealing with chemical products, always read the label to ensure safety and correct usage.

Hey Jade,
When mixing Coopex Residual Insecticide, always mix what's required for the job, it will lose it's effectiveness if not used. If your mix is over a year old, you would need to throw it.

Yes, Coopex Residual Insecticide is effective against crickets. It works by creating a residual barrier that targets a wide range of insects, including crickets, when they come into contact with treated surfaces. Make sure to follow the label instructions for proper application and safety.