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Gentrol Aerosol

A 16 oz can of foaming hydroprene with an extension tube for crack and crevice work, in singles, pairs and cases.

Foam you can see

The application goes on white and sits on the seam for a moment before dissipating. What got treated is visible, so what got skipped is visible too.

The tube reaches the void

With the extension tube seated, the foam travels behind the seam instead of across it, into the harborage where the nymphs actually live.

One can, 1,200 square feet

A single can carries about 1,200 square feet of application, which in practice is many kitchens worth of cracks and drain collars.

On the shelf

The aerosol is the reach tool of the line. Baseboard seams, plumbing penetrations, the warm void behind the refrigerator motor, the collar of a floor drain: places a tank wand overshoots and a disc cannot go. The visible foam does the accounting as you work.

The same can converts to surface and spot work with the tube off, held ten to twelve inches from the surface in a sweeping pass. Single cans suit a homeowner treating one room. The two pack and the six can case exist for routes, where the case price does the arithmetic.

The container label is the instruction sheet: sites, rates and re-treatment windows all live there. Read it before the first application and keep it with the can.

The rest of the line

2 formats

Gentrol IGR Concentrate

Liquid hydroprene for the tank at one ounce per gallon, in premeasured 1 oz bottles or a route-sized pint.

1 format

Gentrol Point Source

Adhesive-backed stations that release hydroprene into enclosed spaces, twenty to the box, about 75 square feet each.

3 formats

Gentrol Complete

The same hydroprene paired with a contact ingredient, as an 18 oz aerosol, a case, or the EC3 pint concentrate.

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