Titanic chalk 20 g

Titanic Chalk (20 g) – possesses insecticidal activity, effectively eliminating cockroaches, ants, bedbugs, fleas, and flies (when applied to their nesting sites). A distinctive feature of this product is the presence of two active ingredients.

Active ingredients: pyrethroid cypermethrin – 0.1% and fipronil – 0.04%.

Advantages:

- The combination of two active ingredients significantly enhances the insecticidal effect and extends the product’s residual activity to up to 2 months.

- The chalk is simple and convenient to use.

- Leaves no residue, is easily removed from surfaces, and is odorless.

- The product kills insects within 3–6 hours.

- Low toxicity to humans and animals.

Application:

One pencil is sufficient to treat a room up to 30 m². Before use, remove part of the wrapper from the pencil and, holding the plastic, draw several lines in areas where insects live and move.

Pests	Treatment Areas
To eliminate cockroaches	Treat baseboards, tile joints, ventilation vents, water and heating pipes, and under sinks.
To eliminate bedbugs	Apply the product to areas where insects may be hiding: the undersides of carpets, furniture, pictures, and beds; treat baseboards and mattresses.
For eliminating ants	Treat areas where insects appear or travel (pathways).
For flea control	Treat baseboards, walls covered with oil-based paint or tile, as well as cracks in the floor and between walls and baseboards. Pet bedding and mats treated on the underside should be thoroughly shaken out after 24 hours and washed after 3 days before reuse.
To eliminate flies	Apply the product to potential landing sites (window frames, doorways).

Repeat treatments as needed when insects reappear.
The product may remain on treated surfaces for as long as it remains effective—2–3 weeks—after which wet cleaning with a baking soda or soap-and-baking-soda solution should be performed. The product may be left in hard-to-reach areas for 1.5–2 months. Perform preventive treatment every 2 months.
Treatment should be carried out simultaneously in all rooms where insects have been found, as well as in adjacent rooms, to prevent them from becoming infested.