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Question: How do I use for ant hills , I assume don't need to use water just spray on and around but want to double check , thank you !
Document: I strongly recommend using this for wood ants, termites, and bugs. I mix about two ounces of this stuff with a gallon of water. I Sprayed around my house and I haven't scene an ant or termite in 12 months. There are hundreds of  various dead bugs dead outside. I spray about every 3 to 4 months. It is strong and will burn your airway if you breath in the mist.
I used permethrin 36.8% before. It's works but you need repeat every month since it have half-life of 14 dyas. Considering to its watersoluble and degrade by sunlight. It's not a perfect choice if you want to the job quarterly.
I sprayed this stuff and saw bugs that use to bother us curling up and dying after contacting exposed areas. I mixed it double strong for outside, one ounce for a gallon. It works but I realize every 2-3 weeks I see critters testing the areas they should be running from, so I have to spray again. Diluted it for in home, 1/3 ounce per gallon, and I have not seen any critters show up. I trust it. It keeps the ants from traveling or building.
I live in Phoenix and I need something that is going to work, as well as stand up to the burning heat here. The water based version of this product worked great, but was having to apply it every 3 weeks due to "burn off." So I purchased the oil based, which, by the way, has more active ingredients, translation, more killing power. So far this product has lasted the month, August, which the average temp was 109, no rain.
After spraying with this, I began having a ringing in my ear. I went to the doctor and was diagnosed with tinnitus. I don't want anyone else to suffer like I am suffering now. Do not buy or use this product.
Used bifen all the time , just was not as strong as this stuff. Mixed it with play sand and drain the excess off, then just spread it out on some felt paper in the yard for the sun to dry. Next spread it out with a rolling seed spreader in your yard for ant control. Works great no need to pay 27.00 or more for a 25lb bag.
Spraying it on with a pump up sprayer, I tried hard to eliminate overspray and use as little as possible to cover the area. I stayed away from windows and doors to keep it out of the house. When I was done, my clothes and safety glasses got washed immediately and the gloves and respirator were thrown away. The sprayer was washed with soap and water, then labeled as having been used with Bifen. I generally don't like stuff this strong, but was desperate to get rid of the bugs.
Bifen XTS is great if you have a large yard. I used other insecticides and only sprayed the foundation area using a tank. This spring I noticed a huge increase in the population of fire ants. There were mounds all over 2 acres of property and I really didn't want to carry a tank around spraying them. The Bifen XTS is so concentrated that I filled a hose end sprayer with it and in about 2 hours had the yard soaked.
My previous pest control service used the water based version for their regular service.Many resellers of this will say not to use the XTS (oil based version) indoors, and I don't simply because the oil based version has a slight odor to it and appears as though it might not be as gentle to surfaces as the water based version. I don't know that the label forbids indoor use. It even mentions indoor uses casually, but never specifically gives application rates for indoors.
*** To be clear, I am not a pest control professional. Always use the pesticide according to labeled instructions and be familiar with the MSDS for it. Wear protective clothing as described in the labeling. ***Bifenthrin is one of the most common indoor/outdoor pesticides in use today and is considered safe to use in a wide variety of areas - after 24 hours it is considered safe for pets and children. It is very effective as a fire ant control.
Answer: yes