Label & SDS
EPA Label: linkRegistration information
- U.S. EPA Registration number: 10370-259
- U.S. EPA Status: CANCELLED
Description
'House & Garden Bug Killer' is an insecticide and miticide. Its Federal EPA registration number is: 10370-259. It was originally approved by EPA on 10 Apr 1975. Its registration got cancelled on 31 Aug 1994. It has a 'Caution' signal word. It has the following active ingredients: Aliphatic petroleum solvent and Resmethrin. It's approved for 67 sites including ageratum, althea, arborvitae, ash, azalea, boxwood, broadleaf acacia, camellia, ceanothus, and chrysanthemum. It is also approved for 23 pests and pest groups including but not limited to ants, aphids, biting flies, centipedes, earwigs, gnats, grain mite, house fly, japanese beetle, and leafhoppers.
Original registration date:
- 10 Apr 1975
Cancellation date:
- 31 Aug 1994
Alternative names:
- HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLERActive
Registrant:
- AGREVO ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
- Address:
95 Chestnut Ridge Rd
Montvale, NJ 07645
Active ingredients:
- Aliphatic petroleum solvent 0.46%
- Resmethrin 0.39%
- Other ingredients 99.15%
Signal word:
- Caution
Product type:
- Insecticide
- Miticide
Formulation:
- Ready-to-Use Solution
Registered target pests:
- Ants
- Aphids
- Biting flies
- Centipedes
- Earwigs
- Gnats
- Grain mite
- House fly
- Japanese beetle
- Leafhoppers
- Midges
- Millers
- Mimosa webworm (larvae)
- Mosquitoes
- Oakworms (larvae)
- Plant bugs
- Roaches
- Sowbugs
- Spiders
- Spittlebugs
- Thrips
- Wasps
- Whiteflies (adult)
Registered target sites:
- Ageratum (foliar treatment)
- Althea (foliar treatment)
- Arborvitae (foliar treatment)
- Ash (foliar treatment)
- Azalea (foliar treatment)
- Boxwood (foliar treatment)
- Broadleaf acacia (foliar treatment)
- Camellia (foliar treatment)
- Ceanothus (foliar treatment)
- Chrysanthemum (foliar treatment)
- Commercial/institutional/industrial buildings (indoor inedible)
- Commercial/institutional/industrial buildings (outdoor inedible)
- Cotoneaster (foliar treatment)
- Cypress (soil treatment)
- Daisies (foliar treatment)
- Daphne (foliar treatment)
- Dogwood (foliar treatment)
- Domestic dwellings (indoor)
- Domestic dwellings (outdoor)
- Eating establishments (indoor inedible)
- Eating establishments (outdoor inedible)
- Fatshedera (foliar treatment)
- Flowering quince (foliar treatment)
- Food marketing/storage/distribution facilities (indoor inedible)
- Food marketing/storage/distribution facilities (outdoor inedible)
- Food processing plants (indoor inedible)
- Food processing plants (outdoor inedible)
- Forsythia (foliar treatment)
- Geranium (foliar treatment)
- Hemlock (foliar treatment)
- Holly (foliar treatment)
- Hotels/motels/tourist courts (non-food areas)
- Hotels/motels/tourist courts (outdoor)
- Iris (foliar treatment)
- Ivy (foliar treatment)
- Juniper (foliar treatment)
- Laurel (foliar treatment)
- Lilac (foliar treatment)
- Locust (foliar treatment)
- Maple (foliar treatment)
- Marigold (foliar treatment)
- Mimosa (foliar treatment)
- Mulberry (foliar treatment)
- Nasturtium (foliar treatment)
- Oak (foliar treatment)
- Ornamental deciduous shrubs
- Ornamental deciduous trees (all or unspecified)
- Ornamental evergreens (foliar treatment)
- Ornamental flowering plants (foliar treatment)
- Ornamental grasses (foliar treatment)
- Ornamental woody shrubs (foliar treatment)
- Palm (foliar treatment)
- Peonies (foliar treatment)
- Pine (foliar treatment)
- Podocarpus (foliar treatment)
- Pyracantha (foliar treatment)
- Queen sago (foliar treatment)
- Rhododendron (foliar treatment)
- Roses (foliar treatment)
- Snapdragon (foliar treatment)
- Spirea (foliar treatment)
- Spruce (foliar treatment)
- Tobira (foliar treatment)
- Toyon (foliar treatment)
- Viburnum (foliar treatment)
- Yew (foliar treatment)
- Zinnia (foliar treatment)
