Boric Acid Roach and Silverfish Killer Powder w/Lure

Product Description: Harris - A Long Heritage in Problem Solving

PF Harris, a company founded in 1924, has a long history of tackling pest problems. In its early days, the company made a name for itself by successfully eliminating a severe cockroach infestation at the Calvin Coolidge White House. This triumph earned the company's founder the moniker "vermin slayer" in the Washington Times.

Over the following months, Harris's solutions were deployed in numerous government buildings, including the Senate Office Building, the Department of Justice, the Supreme Court, and Walter Reed Hospital. Each superintendent was highly satisfied with the results.

Today, PF Harris remains agile, responding to evolving market demands. The company has developed a range of innovative products, including natural insect repellents like Swamp Gator and Swamp Gnat, which repel biting insects without using DEET. Beyond its product offerings, Harris provides customers with helpful labeling, instructive videos, and personalized advice to assist them in finding economical solutions to their pest problems.

PF Harris is the oldest EPA-registered company in America, with a reliable past and an innovative future. The company's portfolio encompasses over 55 products, offering solutions for a wide range of pests, from roaches and bed bugs to scorpions and stink bugs.

Using Harris Boric Acid Roach Powder

To use the Harris Boric Acid Roach Powder, shake the container well before opening. Utilizing the easy applicator, create a barrier through which cockroaches and other insects must crawl. Lightly dust the powder in areas such as behind refrigerators, along baseboards, and in cracks and crevices where roaches have been observed. The powder contains an irresistible lure that will attract the roaches.

It is crucial to ensure that the powder remains dry to maintain its effectiveness. Boric acid works by interfering with the roach's digestive system. Additionally, the powder will cling to the outside of the roach, helping to eliminate other roaches when the affected roach returns to the colony. The powder acts quickly, and insects that come into contact with the boric acid will die within 72 hours.

Eliminating and Preventing Roaches

To eliminate roaches, liquid insecticides can be used to treat the infested harborages in kitchens and bathrooms, along and behind baseboards, and into cracks and crevices on counters and under sinks. Boric acid roach tablets can be placed in hard-to-reach areas, such as under sinks and behind refrigerators and other kitchen appliances. Roach powder can also be applied behind baseboards and in locations not easily treated with liquid insecticide. Sticky traps can be used to control infestations, with optimal effectiveness when placed next to baseboards.

To prevent roach infestations, remove excess food scraps and limit the availability of water in the affected areas. Promptly clean up spills and crumbs, avoid leaving food out for extended periods, and seal any cracks and openings with caulk.

Harris Boric Acid Roach Powder is a long-lasting solution, continuing to kill roaches, palmetto bugs, water bugs, and silverfish for weeks after application, as long as it is kept dry. The powder is fast-acting, and insects that come into contact with it will die within 72 hours. The puffer bottle makes application quick and simple, even in hard-to-reach areas. The powder contains an irresistible lure that attracts roaches from their hiding places. Additionally, the product is EPA-registered and made in the USA.

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