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1-Gallon ORTHO Home Defense Insect Killer for Indoor or Perimeter on sale
2 for $16.98 (as part of Buy 1 Get 1 Free Promo). Select Free Store Pickup where stock permits.
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Features:
- Kills the toughest home invading insects, including ants, cockroaches, spiders, fleas, ticks, scorpions, earwigs, silverfish, and periodical cicadas
- Provides a long-lasting bug barrier of up to 12 month protection on non-porous surfaces
- Apply this pesticide anytime as a preventative treatment or after you see evidence of insect activity
- Use this pest control spray with confidence indoors (kitchens, bathrooms, doors and windows) and outdoors (perimeter of foundations, patios and decks, garages) wherever insects are a recurring problem
- The easy-to-use continuous spray Comfort Wand helps you control insects easily and accurately without any bending, pumping, or hand-fatigue
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C1Q39...asin_
Price here for this product is tens time as much at $8.50 a gallon versus $0.84 per gallon for the professional concentrate.
$1.68 for two gallons versus $17.
For $6 more you get 30 more gallons or more depending the ratio needed. The cost of a sprayer is easily swallowed up by the savings.
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C1Q39...asin_
Price here for this product is tens time as much at $8.50 a gallon versus $0.84 per gallon for the professional concentrate.
$1.68 for two gallons versus $17.
For $6 more you get 30 more gallons or more depending the ratio needed. The cost of a sprayer is easily swallowed up by the savings.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C1Q39...asin_
Price here for this product is tens time as much at $8.50 a gallon versus $0.84 per gallon for the professional concentrate. 1000% less per gallon.
$1.68 for two gallons versus $17.
For $6 more you get 30 more gallons or more depending the ratio needed. The cost of a sprayer is easily swallowed up by the savings.
Interesting, unfortunately Amazon won't ship this to me.
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C1Q39...asin_
Price here for this product is tens time as much at $8.50 a gallon versus $0.84 per gallon for the professional concentrate.
$1.68 for two gallons versus $17.
For $6 more you get 30 more gallons or more depending the ratio needed. The cost of a sprayer is easily swallowed up by the savings.
Thank you for saying that!!
I keep 1 up stairs, 1 downstairs and refill with pro Bifen.
fine for indoors.
use big sprayer outside
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C1Q39...asin_
Price here for this product is tens time as much at $8.50 a gallon versus $0.84 per gallon for the professional concentrate.
$1.68 for two gallons versus $17.
For $6 more you get 30 more gallons or more depending the ratio needed. The cost of a sprayer is easily swallowed up by the savings.
because amzn isn't a "wealthy corporation"
1. Convenience - the time and exposure involved with mixing your own isn't worth saving a few dollars for many.
2. This also requires you to have a dedicated sprayer and use the entire mixed amount within a few hours.
3. Unsure why you would ever make the 'wealthy corporation' argument and follow it up with an Amazon link.
4. Lastly, it's wasteful to buy a chemical concentrate that you will not use before it loses shelf stability and becomes less effective. Most people are not mixing and spraying 30+ gallons within 2-3 years before the Bifenthrin expires.
1. Convenience - the time and exposure involved with mixing your own isn't worth saving a few dollars for many.
2. This also requires you to have a dedicated sprayer and use the entire mixed amount within a few hours.
3. Unsure why you would ever make the 'wealthy corporation' argument and follow it up with an Amazon link.
4. Lastly, it's wasteful to buy a chemical concentrate that you will not use before it loses shelf stability and becomes less effective. Most people are not mixing and spraying 30+ gallons within 2-3 years before the Bifenthrin expires.
Even in your case you are still going through 9 year old product that absolutely will not be as effective as it was pre-expiration - before active ingredient degradation.
Bear in mind that anyone who buys pure Bifenthrin and doesn't use it in time is required to follow EPA guidelines for disposal.
Time is money; it's the same reason we don't walk or bike everywhere instead of drive, despite those means being infinitely less expensive. One must factor in convenience.
Note - I do not recommend reusing your sprayer for anything else, unless you are making an extreme effort to thoroughly clean and flush it each time.
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C1Q39...asin_
Price here for this product is tens time as much at $8.50 a gallon versus $0.84 per gallon for the professional concentrate.
$1.68 for two gallons versus $17.
For $6 more you get 30 more gallons or more depending the ratio needed. The cost of a sprayer is easily swallowed up by the savings.
Which sprayer?