INDOORS - To control spiders (including black widow spiders), cockroaches, ants, crickets, sowbugs, centipedes, firebrats and other common household insects.

Spray as many insects as possible, in addition to thoroughly treating all parts of the room where these pests may hide.

Pay special attention to cracks, dark, hidden surfaces under sinks, behind stoves and refrigerators, food storage areas and wherever these pests are suspected. The treatment continues to work for up to four months.

To kill spiders and prevent them from entering your home, spray around door and window frames, inside and outside. Spray upward to treat active spider webs. Do not remove spider webs until spray has dried. Repeat as necessary.

For scorpions, stand at a safe distance and completely cover pest. Scorpions must be sprayed directly to be killed.

OUTDOORS - To control spiders, scorpions, ants, brown dog ticks, crickets, flies, and mosquitoes; Thoroughly spray infested weeds or bushy non-crop areas.

For scorpions, carefully remove accumulated firewood, lumber, and other materials where scorpions like to hide. (Be sure to wear work gloves.) Treat beneath and next to the infested areas. When directly treating scorpions, stand at a safe distance and thoroughly cover the pests. Scorpions must be sprayed directly to be killed.

To kill ants, thoroughly wet hills and runways.

For spiders, flies, and mosquitoes, spray outside surfaces of screens, doors, window frames, or wherever these insects may enter the home. Also spray surfaces around light fixtures on porches, in garages, and other places where these insects alight or congregate.