Demon Max

According to the label, what is a major restriction regarding the use of this product for termite management?

• It cannot be used on wood containing termites.
• It is only for outdoor termite control.
• It is not intended as a substitute for termite control. ✓
• It must be used at a 0.5% emulsion for termites.

Answer: The label explicitly states: 'This treatment is not intended as a substitute for termite control.'

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When treating under slabs via drilling and injecting per 10 sq ft, what is the required dilution?

• 0.1% emulsion
• 0.25%-0.5% emulsion ✓
• 1.0% emulsion
• 0.65% emulsion

Answer: The label specifies a 0.25%-0.5% emulsion for under slab applications per 10 sq ft.

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When applying Demon Max to residential lawns, what is the maximum allowable height of the lawn at the time of application?

• 1 inch
• 2 inches
• 3 inches ✓
• 4 inches

Answer: The label states the lawn should not be longer than 3 inches at the time of application.

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In which state is Demon Max not approved for use?

• Texas
• Florida
• California ✓
• Arizona

Answer: The label states 'Not approved for use in California' under the ant mound treatment section.

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When treating tree trunks or building siding for Boxelder Bugs, how should the product be applied?

• Thoroughly, but not to the point of runoff ✓
• Until the surface is dripping wet
• Only on the shaded side of the trunk
• In a 2 ft diameter circle only

Answer: The label instructs to spray tree trunks or siding thoroughly, but not to the point of runoff.

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For best results when applying to lawns, when is the recommended time of day to apply the product?

• In the heat of the day
• At high noon
• In early morning or late evening hours ✓
• Only during midday

Answer: The label recommends applying in cool weather, such as early morning or late evening, but not in the heat of the day.

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If a technician is treating an ant mound larger than 12 inches, what adjustment may be needed?

• Use a 0.5% emulsion instead of 0.1%
• A higher volume and wider treatment diameter up to 4 ft ✓
• Apply only to the center of the mound
• Use a rate of 0.33 fl oz per 1,000 sq ft

Answer: For mounds larger than 12 inches, the label notes a higher volume and wider treatment diameter (up to 4 ft) may be needed.

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Which of the following pests is specifically listed as a target for Demon Max when treating ant mounds?

• Termites
• Fire Ants ✓
• Chinch bugs
• Boxelder Bugs

Answer: The label specifically lists Ants, Ant Mounds, and Fire Ants as targets for mound treatments.

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