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| UPC | 019962126741 |
|---|---|
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Unit Count | 16 Fluid Ounces |
| Item Weight | 16 ounces |
| Part Number | LG001 |
| Manufacturer | Wondercide |
| Model Number | LG001 |
| Liquid Volume | 16 fluid ounces |
| Target Species | Cat |
| Included Components | Bottle Containing Yard Concentrate |
| Warranty Description | 30 Day Manufacturer |
How much do I need?
16oz Concentrate treats up to 10,000 square feet (1/4 acre)
32oz Concentrate treats up to 20,000 square feet (1/2 acre)
1 Gallon Concentrate treats up to 80,000 square feet (2 acres)
5 Gallon Concentrate treats up to 400,000 square feet (10 acres)
Is the yard spray safe for beneficial insects like bees or butterflies?
Yes, Wondercide uses cedarwood oil to target octopamine in certain pests like fleas & ticks. Beneficial insects are not affected in the same way. When used as directed, residue will not harm them, & many customers report thriving pollinator activity.
What time of day is best to apply?
When possible, spray when temperatures are under 90°F. Spraying in direct sunlight or when temperatures are higher may cause browning of leaves or plants. If possible, spray early morning or evening when the lawn is not in extended direct sunlight.
Can I apply it near my home’s foundation?
Yes. You can spray around your home’s foundation as directed on the label. Treating the perimeter can help reduce pests in areas where they may enter or gather.
Do I need to re-apply if it rains?
Wondercide yard sprays can withstand lighter rain or regular sprinkler use without needing immediate reapplication. However, heavy rainfall can wash some of the product away and affect its repellency, so reapplication is recommended after heavy rain.
Meets the same effectiveness standards required for conventional products.
No dry time required. Just spray and play. Safe around the whole family when used as directed.
The residue from Wondercide yard sprays is safe pollinators like bees and butterflies. They love us.
The same woman-founded company and products you’ve seen on TV. Loved by millions. Hated by bugs.
| INTRO | Read entire label prior to use and use as directed. Shake before use. Complete coverage is key, especially in shaded areas. To prevent phytotoxic burn or browning of foliage, apply when temps are below 90 if possible and not in direct sunlight. |
| 1 | If refilling Wondercide’s ready-to-use sprayer, add 8 oz concentrate and fill to top with water. If using another pre-mix hose-end sprayer, add 10 oz of concentrate and fill to 20 gallon fill line. Higher rates of concentration may enhance results. Attach hose to sprayer and turn on the water. |
| 2 | Turn on the sprayer by moving the the dial to the ON position. |
| 3 | Apply Wondercide every few days until control is established and desired results are achieved. Start at your home and spray the bottom few feet of the siding, then continue into the yard and work your way outward to the property line. Walk at a steady pace and use a sweeping motion, slightly overlapping treated areas. Thorough coverage is important, especially in shaded areas. |
| 4 | Coverage area per 8 oz concentrate in Wondercide’s ready-to-use spray bottle or 10 oz concentrate in another hose-end sprayer: To kill fleas and mosquitoes: treats 5,000 sq ft. To kill and repel ticks, and repel mosquitoes: treats 2,500 sq ft. For ongoing control, apply as needed depending on pest pressure. |
| 5 | Electrolyzed Water (H2O), Sodium Chloride (Salt), Pure Hypochlorous (0.02%) |
| 6 | If you’re using a compression sprayer for smaller areas, use .5 oz (½ oz) per gallon of water. |
| 7 | To ensure you’re treating your pest problem indoors and out, use with with Flea & Tick Pets + Home. |
| NOTE: STUCK SPRAYER? | First, try turning down the pressure on the water by partially closing tap coming from the house. Too high of water pressure can make it hard for the effect to prime and pull solution up the straw and out of the bottle. Secondly, squeeze the bottle. This helps prime the effect. |
| NOTE: STUCK SPRAYER? | If there's still an issue, remove the sprayer top from the bottle which will release any pressure that can sometimes build up inside the bottle. Next, soak the sprayer and straw in warm water for 5-10 minutes. Clogs are rare but may still happen on occasion. The warm water will break up any solution that may be causing a blockage. Once done, reattach the sprayer, shake well, and then attach the hose and begin spraying. |
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