Demand Duo Insecticide – Dual Defense Insecticide with iCAP Technology™ for Long-Lasting Pest Control, 1.1 fl. oz.-Bottle, Sprayable Insecticide, Effective Against Over 90 Pests, Indoor & Outdoor Use

This is the best pesticide I have ever found for hornets. Sent those guys straight back to he** where they belong (I was stung 16 times, so it was personal). We sprayed them at night when they were all back inside, and the next morning, not a single hornet had survived. Instant success!

I use this at my home in Florida roughly every three months. It's simple to use, works well and is cost-effective.

I paid a pest control company over $175 for a single treatment for an ant infestation. The ants were back within 10 days. Granted, ants are resourceful, however, I was very disappointed with the results. When I complained, I was told "...well our treatment was effective for those which existed when we treated your property." BS. They would not retreat as they claimed that had no control over new infestation. Bottom line is that whatever they used professionally didn't work. Segway to Demand Duo; I applied this product with a $10 sprayer from the orange box store (mixed to one gallon of water). Treated the entire perimeter of my house and other affected areas. Within 12 hours, the ants disappeared. Now, I had at least eight different colonies around the house and they all ceased their activities. I know they are not gone, but perhaps they are rethinking their approach to my home. So, bottom line this product absolutely works. Not only on ants but also on many other crawling creatures. Say many dead roaches as well. Now on the application issue. Out of the container, this product is rather viscous. Think of melted ice cream. It does put up a fight with mixing with water. In fact, even after shaking for a minute or two it still clogged up the sprayer tip at least two to four times. Very annoying. Perhaps if you shake the mix it for five to ten minutes might eliminate the clogs. Unfortunately, I don't have that much patience. About instant kill. YES it kills on contact. Ants were frozen in their tracks. While slightly satisfying, I didn't like this as I wish they lived long enough to return to the colony to share the love. So, I am waiting now to see how well the residual component works in my situation. So far, I am very satisfied with this product as compared to anything I purchased in the stores. BTW, this was far more cost effective. $10 for a gallon vs. a premix for 10 to12 oz in a bottle in a store. NOTE: It does not mix very well even after vigorous shaking. It has plugged up my one gallon sprayer (from Home Depot). Although not mentioned in the instructions I think I will strain the solution after mixing in a separate container. I guess you could also somehow attach a strainer screen to the intake tube as well. Still experimenting on the best sprayer. I also made up some solution to keep in a cheap spray bottle but that too soon clogged up. Any one else had a similar experience?

We had a serious yellow jacket problem. They were nesting in our walls and flying into the house through the outlets. We tried many products from Home Depot to spray at their entry hole, but nothing worked. We sealed the hole, but they still found a way in.Then, I found this product, and wow, it’s amazing! All you have to do is mix the solution with water in a spray bottle, spray it on the hole, and within a day, they’re gone. I’ve even used it during the day without any issues. Forget about calling an exterminator – this stuff really works.We live in a wooded area, so every spring we deal with hornet and yellow jacket problems. This product worked so well that I’ve already told at least 8 people about it. They bought it and couldn’t believe how effective it was. It’s a true miracle, and it’s affordable too.I recommend using a pump spray garden sprayer or a spray bottle with a long spray distance. And of course, wear gloves when mixing and spraying. A little goes a long way. I ended up mixing the whole bottle because I was so frustrated and needed those bees gone – they were in my house! With three young kids, I couldn’t take any chances. The bottle only calls for a small amount to be mixed, but I was beyond annoyed and just wanted it handled.

I had a very large yellow jacket nest that I could not get rid of. Conventional sprays would not get into the nest. This stuff killed the entire nest in 24 hours!!! I just sprayed it on the entrance to the hive/nest.

Seemed to work great.Had buzzing in the walls.Bee spray would not get inside wall.Spray around the hive and bees bring in insecticide with them affect whole hive.Yhey are going

This stuff worked magic! Yellow jackets made a nest in the ckncrete block wall of my house. They were very deep, i used 2 cans of bee spray, and filled the hole with expanding foam. They next day they dug through two more spots on the wall. I mixed half the bottle with a half gallon of water in a sprayer and soaked them down. Within hours there was a noticable decrease in activity so i stuck the sprayer nozzle in the hole and finished it off. The next day there are NO bees, they are all gone! I will be using this from now on for yellow jackets!

This product is by far the best, easiest, fastest and most effective pesticide for hornets, wasps and yellow jackets. I had an infestation of yellow jackets in the stonework around the front door of my house (technically, the yellow jackets were nesting in the OSB substrate behind the stonework facade, going in and out via cracks in the stone mortar.) I mixed according to the instructions, used a good spray bottle with a solid stream setting, and sprayed into the entry and exit points in the mortar. Three squirts everywhere I saw them flying in and out -- it doesn't take much. Within an hour the front of my house was free of all yellow jackets, and just as importantly, they didn't return. I've used this several times around my house (usually in the spring and early summer) and it works every time flawlessly. And it does not stain or discolor the stone, mortar, stucco/Dryvit or cedar siding around my home.