How To apply Termidor or Tauros To A Concrete slab - Part 3 - Injecting Tauros into Driveway
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This D.I.Y part 3 video shows different ways of How to apply or inject Termidor or Tauros substance into 1/2 " holes in the concrete driveway that the substance under the concrete driveway will protect and kill subterranean termites effectively .
Termidor SC (Suspended Concentrate) or Tauros is a professional termite control product for killing termites and protecting your home from future infestations. In addition to its superior protection against termites, Termidor is an excellent do it yourself pest control product to have on hand. However it is important that you will prepare and mix the solution properly for success. This video demonstrates how to create easily the Termidor solutions properly.
as it also kills ant colonies, as well as many other insect pests. Termidor or Tauros will protect your home and eliminate almost any termite problem in less than 90 days. In addition, when used as an in-ground barrier treatment, Termidor will protect your home or business for over 10 years. Termidor is completely undetectable by termites and once termites touch it they contact, ingest and spread the termiticide until it eliminates the entire colony.
apply 4 gallons of mixture to every 10 linear feet of your dug up trench which should be 6 inches wide by 6 inches deep.
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And pump?
appreciate this joseph!
Any time.
Could you please send us the pump specification and names? Thanks it's good video
Great video. Thanks for the tips
Thank You
the best video in CZcams.....please could you make a video of how to do the injection (the little machine....I will love to see it.....I have termites inside my home....should apply this inside the walls?.......
No, only to ground . To wall you should use Termidor foam tube.
I have to do everything like you did...plus inside....how did you do the injection?.....thank you for posting these videos.....
Please look at the video. I use a drill pump that you buy from home improvement like Home Depot or Lowes
Why to drill the hole in cement if there's open dirt just one foot left of the driveway?
Seriously dude, hire a pest control guy. You have almost everything wrong.
On the rest of your slab house, do you make horizontal holes, vertical holes or 45° holes and how deep if slab is 4 inches thick?
The slab is 4 inches and I only make vertical holes. You need to drill at least 10 inches , this means six inches under the slab.
Why aren't you not using cork caps to seal hole prior to concrete,
You can.
I would have put a 'removable bung', so that next time you treat, pop the bung and reapply treatment, then bung it again.
Seems to me that the hole has to be drilled in at least four directions in an angle to cover and to create space for the liquid to damp a larger section.
Letting the liquid over flow is a waste of money.
Joseph, I did not see that you drilled inside the garage.I see that you drilled outside the garage and not the inner wall inside the garage.Talk about that please. Thanks!
It is a good practice to drill hole every foot around the garage next to the walls, the same way I did (in the video) outside the garage . It will give a better protection.
Your drill okay. But don't you think a pump sprayer would be better ? Less messy and easier, more pressure into holes
Any pump injects the Termidor into the ground properly is okay to use. Some pump will work better than the others depend on the soil type you have around your property.
Is Taurus product good? Is it the same result as tremindor
Yes it is the same as Termidor.
Were are your goggles Sir?
You right. It is better to wear goggles.
As a 20+ year professional exterminator, I personally don't mind people trying to do some things to save some money. But, if you are going to try this yourself folks,then please read and follow the label instructions to the letter. This guy criticizes pros, yet as I am typing this, he is kneeling in chemical which he has carelessly spilled everywhere. He is not wearing safety glasses ( required for sub slab injections), not using the right equipment for sub slab injections. And, I'm not sure which so called pros he has spoken with,that don't guarantee their work, but, please, speak with a professional about having this work done. Most will give you a free estimate,and I personally have never met one that didn't warranty his work. As with any profession, there are indeed some crooks out there, so do your research and speak with more than one company. Rant over.
of course a professional would say that
He 's also an expert , plumber, auto mechanic etc... He's Cheap!
I'm with you about the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) but the injection slab equipment is the one not for DIY. Where I can buy it? How much it will cost? That's the whole idea about DIY. Do the job for less money. So I think if you, being a professional, want to really cooperate you will tell us other options to Slab Inject without throwing more than $1,000 in an expert or a pressurize injection equipment.
Good points. Safety has to be balanced with saving $ and sometimes a homeowner can do a good job too.
@@richh9904 not cheap he just doesn't want to pay outrageous prices for something that you can do yourself it's not rocket science come on now