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Cyonara Insecticide with 9.7% is the same as the popular Demand CS Insecticide, but less expensive. (this does smell where demand doesn't have an odor) Cyonara 9.7 perimeter and surface spray uses advanced Sigma Technology and gentle pyre throids to quickly eliminate turf, ornamental, and lawn pests, and other nuisance pests within minutes. Cyonara 9.7 lasts up to several months, even at considerably low use rates.
Active Ingredient: 9.7%
Target pests: All of the most common insect pests in and around homes or commercial establishments.
For use in: Can be used indoors, outdoors, around homes or commercial establishments, agricultural areas and food handling areas.
Yield: Cyonara is a concentrate that makes many gallons of finished solution. The yield of this product depends on the type of pest you are trying to control. Please see the product label for more information.
Directions For Use of Cyonara 9.7
Mixing Instructions
Dilute CYONARA 9.7 with water for application using hand-held or power-operated application equipment as a coarse spray for crack and crevice or spot and general surface (non-food/non eed areas only) treatments.
• Fill applicator tank with the desired volume of water and add CYONARA 9.7.
• Close and shake before use in order to ensure proper mixing.
• Shake or reagitate applicator tank before use if application is interrupted.
• Mix only amount of treatment volume as required.
Tank Mixing CYONARA 9.7 may be tank mixed with other currently registered pesticides unless expressly prohibited by the product label. A small volume mixing test with the other products is recommended to ensure compatibility. • If other chemicals are added to the applicator tank, CYONARA 9.7 should be added last. • If mixed with EC formulations, use within 24 hours. • Fill tank to desired volume and continue to agitate while making applications. • CYONARA 9.7 may be tank mixed with an Insect Growth Regulator (IGR). • Observe all restrictions and precautions which appear on the labels of these products.
Outdoor Surfaces Use
• Apply with either hand or power application equipment as a residual treatment to ornamental plants next to foundations of buildings and to surfaces of buildings, porches, screens, window frames, eaves, patios, garages, refuse dumps, and other similar areas where these insect pests are active.
• Remove all exposed food and cooking utensils.
• Cover all food handling surfaces or wash thoroughly after treatment and before use.
• Do not use on edible crops.
Perimeter Barrier Treatments
• Apply a continual band of insecticide around building foundations and around windows, doors, service line entrances, eaves, vents, and other areas to reduce the potential for entry by crawling pests.
• Before application, remove debris and leaf litter from next to the foundation, cut back vegetation and branches that touch the foundation, and move or rake back rocks, deep mulch, or other potential pest harborage next to the foundation.
• Apply the band up to 10 ft. wide around the structure (or according to state regulations governing commercial pest control) and upwards along the foundation to 3 ft. and around windows, doors, and roof overhangs.
• Apply as a coarse spray to thoroughly and uniformly wet the foundation and/or band area so that the insecticide will reach the soil or thatch level where pests may be active.
Pests Controlled with Cyonara:
• Ants • Aphids • Armyworm • Azalea caterpillar • Bagworm • Bed bugs • Bees • Beetle • Black turfgrass ataenius • Black vine weevil • Bluegrass billbug • Boxelder bugs • Broadmite • Brown soft scale • Budworm • California oakworm • California red scale (crawler) • Cankerworm • Carpenter bees • Carpet beetles • Centipede • Chiggers • Chinch bug • Cigarette beetles • Clover mite • Cluster flies • Cockroaches • Confused flour beetles • Crickets • Cutworm • Earwigs • Eastern tent caterpillar • Elm leaf beetles • European sawfly • Fall webworm • Firebrats • Flea beetle • Fleas • Flies • Forest tent caterpillar • Grasshopper • Grubs • Gypsy moth larvae • Hyperodes weevil • Japanese beetle • June beetle • Lace bugs • Leaf skeletonizer • Leaf-feeding caterpillar • Leafhopper • Leafminer • Leafrollers • Lesser grain borer • Litter beetles • Mealybug • Midges • Millipede • Mites • Mole cricket • Mosquito • Oleander moth larvae • Parasitic Wasp • Pillbug • Pine sawfly • Pine shoot beetle • Pineneedlescale (crawler) • Pinetip moth • Plant bug • Red flour beetles • Rice weevil • Root weevil • Sawfly • Saw-toothed grain beetles • Scale insect (crawler) • Scorpions • Silverfish • Sowbugs • Spider • Spider mite • Spider Mite, (two-spotted spruce) • Spittlebug • Striped flea beetle • Striped oakworm • Termites • Termites, (above ground only) • Thrips • Tick • Tip moth • Tussock moth larvae • Wasps • Webworm, sod • Whiteflies