PestXpert Pro-Spray Flying

PestXpert Pro-Spray Flying Multi-Insect Power Spray is your go to aerosol for general insect control, but is specially designed for optimal performance on flying insects. Pro-Spray Flying has been developed with a unique Pro-Trigger (with safety catch), for easier, safer use.

How To Use

Pestxpert tip: spraying in and around cupboards each spring will help stop pests getting in without you noticing, protecting your food and clothes.

Main Target Pests

Flies
Mosquitoes
Wasps
Moths

Other Target Pests

Ants
Fleas
Spiders
Slaters
Cockroaches
Fabric pests
Millipedes

Professional Formulation

The powerful spray delivers fast knockdown on a wide range of insects
The fine droplet size of the power spray is designed to provide long “hang time” in the air, ideal for controlling flying insects
The dual active formulation delivers fast knockdown on direct spray and a lasting, residual control when sprayed on surfaces.
The low odour formulation is designed to be gentle on the nose.

Professional Packaging

How to Use Pro-Spray Flying

DIRECT SPRAY: Hold upright and spray from a distance of 15-20cm

Spray PestXpert Pro-spray Flying as a space spray or surface spray

SURFACE TREATMENT: Spray insect hiding places and entry points

Other actions to prevent pest problems

The performance of all pest control products is always improved if their use is part of an integrated pest management (IPM) program, where other actions are taken to make conditions less conducive to pests. For flying pests inside the home, the use of fly screens will reduce occasional invaders and good garbage management will prevent flies breeding around the home, and will significant reduce the chances of a pest problem.

More details on how to use a fly spray.

Expected performance

Safety Tips

The PestXpert range has been specifically designed for use around homes, where there will be children and pets present. When used in accordance with the label, the products can be applied safely with minimal impact on the environment (see point 4 below). In fact, the professional quality packaging allows the products to be applied more safely that standard consumer products, as they can be applied more accurately with less chance of accidental contact with the insecticide.

Nevertheless, safety should always be the number one priority and so before carrying out any pesticide treatment follow the following key steps

Read the label. Make sure you understand application instructions and safety information.
Wear appropriate safety clothing. If you are intending to do a lot of spraying, its a good idea to wear goggles and mask, especially if spraying above head height. Wash hands, arms and face after use.
Prepare the treatment area. Make sure all foods, food surfaces, cutlery, crockery and glasses are covered. The area to be treated should be clear of obstacles.
Fish and bee alert. Although PestXpert products are designed to have minimal impact on the environment, they will kill bees (as they are insects) and fish are also very sensitive to the insecticides used in PestXpert (and most other consumer products). To minimise bee deaths, avoid spraying flowers. To protect fish, cover fish tanks and ponds and avoid spraying or disposing of product into waterways.
Keep pets and children clear during application and until the treatment is dried

First Aid

Product Storage

Material Safety Data Sheet

Regulatory Approval

FAQ

Can fly sprays harm cats and dogs?

If used correctly, PestXpert Pro-Spray Flying will not harm cats and dogs. There are some important notes:

When spraying surfaces make sure pets are not in the room during the treatment and make sure it is dry before allowing pets to re-enter the room.
When carrying out a space spray make sure pets are not in the room during the treatment and wait for the spray to have dissipated before allowing them to re-enter.
DO NOT spray the product directly onto your pets. Speak to your vet regarding any pet treatment.

Can fly sprays set off smoke alarms?

Are flies becoming immune to fly sprays?

When people say “immune” it is referring to insecticide resistance. Insecticide resistance occurs in insect populations which have been exposed to insecticides over a long period of time, which allows for variants naturally more resistant to insecticides to be favoured through natural selection. Overtime these variants build up in the population and give the impression that the products are less effective. There are some insecticide resistance populations of houseflies, but these tend to be concentrated in rural areas, particularly around chicken farms and piggeries.

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