Residual Spraying
Residual Spraying involves applying insecticide to surfaces such as walls, floors, and pest harborages using a 5-liter sprayer. This method targets pests that come into contact with treated areas, helping to reduce infestations over time.
Residual Spraying uses long-lasting insecticides—Emulsifiable Concentrate (EC) and Suspension Concentrate (SC)—to coat surfaces like walls, floors, and pest harborages. These insecticides remain effective for weeks or even months, killing insects such as mosquitoes, ants, and cockroaches when they crawl or rest on treated areas. Although this method does not prevent mosquito bites directly, it helps stop disease transmission by eliminating vectors that rest indoors after feeding.
Application Areas
Wall skirtings, baseboards, ceilings, corners, under furniture, insect harborages, and other resting surfaces.
Program Requirements
To achieve optimal results, an effective Residual Spraying program is based on the following conditions:
