IGR ConcentrateGentrol IGR Concentrate, 10 x 1 oz bottlesEmpty one small bottle into your pump sprayer tank to break the breeding cycle across baseboards, pantry shelves, and under heavy kitchen line equipment.★ 4.6 out of 5
$74.95
The line
Gentrol IGR Concentrate
Liquid hydroprene for the tank at one ounce per gallon, in premeasured 1 oz bottles or a route-sized pint.
One ounce, one gallon
The rate never changes: one fluid ounce per gallon of water, and that gallon covers about 1,500 square feet of treated surface.
Rides along in a mix
The concentrate is built to share a tank with other materials, so one pass can lay the regulator and a second product together, with both labels agreeing.
Three years on the shelf
Stored cool and dry, an unopened bottle holds up to three years. Mixed spray is for the day it was blended.
The concentrate is how the regulator covers a building rather than a seam. A tank mixed at label rate walks baseboards, wall voids, mop sink surrounds and equipment lines with the same even rate at the last stroke as the first.
Two formats, one decision. Ten premeasured bottles remove the measuring from the job and keep a season of gallons honest. The pint is sixteen gallons of finished spray in one bottle, which is route economics for anyone running accounts.
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
3 formats
Gentrol Aerosol
A 16 oz can of foaming hydroprene with an extension tube for crack and crevice work, in singles, pairs and cases.
1 formatGentrol Point Source
Adhesive-backed stations that release hydroprene into enclosed spaces, twenty to the box, about 75 square feet each.
3 formatsGentrol 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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