Dethlac Ant Killer Spray - Multicolour

The barrier forms a durable lacquer that can last for a significant period, remaining effective even after exposure to rain, moisture, or regular cleaning. Reapplication is typically only needed when insect activity resumes.

Yes, the spray is considered pet safe once it has completely dried. Ensure pets do not come into contact with the wet spray.

It effectively targets crawling insects such as ants, woodlice, cockroaches, silverfish, and spiders.

Yes, Dethlac Ant Killer Spray is suitable for use in both indoor environments (homes, garages, sheds) and outdoor areas (gardens, patios).

Shake the can well and apply a uniform band or line from about 10-15 cm distance along insect trails, entry points, skirting boards, and other areas where insects are found. Ensure complete coverage of the target area.

The unique lacquer formula is weatherproof and water-resistant once dry, so getting wet should not significantly diminish its effectiveness.

Coverage can vary depending on application thickness and width of the band applied. A 250ml can is designed for targeted application on common problem areas in a typical home or garden.

Ensure the spray was applied correctly, forming a visible, uniform band. Insects must come into direct contact with the treated lacquer. Check if the barrier has been washed away by rain or cleaning and reapply if necessary. Verify the product is within its expiry date.

Attempt to clear the nozzle by soaking it in warm water or using a fine pin to dislodge any dried residue. If the nozzle remains blocked, use a new can.

Reapply the spray, ensuring a continuous barrier. Check for alternative entry points or nesting sites that may not have been treated. For severe infestations, consider consulting a professional pest control service.

This is uncommon as the lacquer is designed to be invisible. If a slight sheen or residue is observed, it may be due to over-application or application on a particularly absorbent surface. Try gently wiping with a damp cloth after the product has fully dried. Always test on an inconspicuous area first.