KONK FAQs - KILL ASIAN BEETLES


		September 08, 2010 11:46 PM US Central
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KONK FAQs


Q: Do insects become immune to Konk? A: Since time began, the chrysanthemum flower has Pyrethrins as its natural defense against insects. Because it is natures natural insecticide, insects do not develop a tolerance to it.

Q: How does Konk Air Guard work as a deterrent? A: Pyrethrins can be detected by all types of insects and it helps to keep them from entering a room where it is present. Conversely, if they are already in the room, they will attempt to leave it.

Q: Is Konk Air Guard effective in the control of other insects as well as beetles? A: Yes, since time began the natural insecticide in the chrysanthemum flower is effective on all insects including flies, mosquitoes, ants, cockroaches, silverfish, fleas etc.

Q: Is Konk approved by government for use? A: Yes. Konk is fully registered. EPA Reg # 5978-10, EPA Est. No. 46813-CN03. Meets CARB-voc regulations for the aerosal flying insecticides - 35% (w/w).

Q: What happens to Konk insecticide when it is dispersed into the air? A: A study carried out at the University of Illionis continues to prove that the pyrethrin in Konk degrade along with the other ingredients used so that there is no detectable residue found after days of use.

Q: Why is Konk so effective? A: Konk has a natural repellency that deters insects from entering a room in which Konk has been dispensed.

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