Ingrid -
Suspend SC is an encapsulated insecticide, which gives it a long residual. It
is normally mixed with water and sprayed with a one gallon, pressurized hand
sprayer. How will it be used in your institution? What are the reasons it's
being used? Is there some specific pest you are try
I have passed this request along to Dr. Gary Braness of Bayer. He should
be contacting you shortly. Forrest E. St. Aubin, BCE
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To: pestlist@museumpests.net
Subject: Suspend SC Insecticide
Date: Mon, 22 Dec 2008 15:14:49 -0500 (GMT-
You will find some guidelines for freezing of this species in
Bergh, J.-E., Karl.-Martin. V. Jensen,, Monika Åkerlund., Lise S.
Hansen, and Martin Andrén (2006). A contribution
to standards for freezing as a pest control method for museums.
Collection Forum, 21 (1-2):117-125.
Best wishes
Jan
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Abby -
Where many carpet beetle type infestations begin and continue are in the voids
beneath the cabinets known as the toe kick.? This is where you should apply the
dust.? You may have to drill small holes in the toe kick in order to blow the
dust into the voids with a hand duster.? These void
Thanks, David. Is Agrodust silica gel or diaomaceous earth?
Tom Parker
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From: David Pinniger
To: pestlist@museumpests.net
Sent: Mon, 22 Dec 2008 7:37 am
Subject: Re: Reesa Infestation
Drione has not been available in the UK.for some years.
Agrodust is available, b
Thanks for this, however due to our proximity to Liverpool Conservation Centre
and their walk-in freezer we decided to use freezing.
Many thanks,
Abby
Abby Stevens
Assistant Conservator (Environmental)
Manchester Museum, The University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester, M13
9PL
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Drione has not been available in the UK.for some years.
Agrodust is available, but does not contain pyrethrins so is classified as
pesticide-free and not is restricted by pesticide regulations.
David
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Abby -
Drione dust (a combination of pyrethrins and finely-divided silica gel) is an
excellent choice. The pyrethrins eventually disappear, but the silica gel will
act as a dessicant dust for years. It is readily available from any pest
control supply house, which supplies the pest management
Hello Dr Stevens,
did you consider that the infestation can be stopped by means of Anoxia method
? The system Veloxy could be the solution. See RGI's web site
www.rgi-genova.com we have installed one system at the British Library of
London and you can ask to Dr. Knight about the machinery that
Hello,
We currently have an infestation of Reesa Vespulae in one of our mammals cases.
We're taking all the specimens out to be frozen, the props will be removed and
case will be cleaned thoroughly. However the case is quite problematic as there
are huge voids underneath and behind that are
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