Iq Multipurpose House & Garden Spray

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Registration information

U.S. EPA Registration number: 7056-185
U.S. EPA Status: CANCELLED

Description

'Iq Multipurpose House & Garden Spray' is an insecticide and miticide. Its Federal EPA registration number is: 7056-185. It was originally approved by EPA on 02 Feb 2002. Its registration got cancelled on 14 Jul 2010. It has a 'Caution' signal word. It has the following active ingredients: Permethrin and Tetramethrin. It's approved for 79 sites including african violets, aspidistra, aster, azalea, begonia, boats/ships, bougainvillea, caladium, calceolaria, and calendula. It is also approved for 136 pests and pest groups including but not limited to almond moth, american cockroach, american dog tick, angoumois grain moth, ants, aphids, armyworm, asian cockroach, asparagus beetle, and australian cockroach.

Original registration date:

02 Feb 2002

Cancellation date:

14 Jul 2010

Alternative names:

BUG OUT YARD FOGGERAlternate
IQ MULTIPURPOSE HOUSE & GARDEN SPRAYActive

Registrant:

IQ PRODUCTS CO
Attn: Marty York
Address:
16212 State Hwy 249
Houston, TX 77086

Active ingredients:

Permethrin 0.2%
Tetramethrin 0.2%
Other ingredients 99.6%

Signal word:

Caution

Product type:

Insecticide
Miticide

Formulation:

Pressurized Liquid

Registered target pests:

Almond moth
American cockroach
American dog tick
Angoumois grain moth
Ants
Aphids
Armyworm
Asian cockroach
Asparagus beetle
Australian cockroach
Bed bug
Bees
Beetles
Biting flies
Biting lice
Black carpet beetle
Black flies
Booklouse
Boxelder bug
Brown dog tick
Brownbanded cockroach
Cabbage looper
Cadelle
Cankerworms
Carpet beetle
Caterpillars
Centipedes
Cheese mite
Chewing insects
Chocolate moth
Cigarette beetle
Clothes moths
Clover mite
Cockroaches
Colorado potato beetle
Confused flour beetle
Corn earworm
Crickets
Cucumber beetles
Cutworms
Deer flies
Deer ticks
Dermestid beetles
Diamondback moth
Drugstore beetle
Dust mites
Earwigs
Eastern tent caterpillar
Elm leaf beetle
Face fly
Firebrat
Flat grain beetle
Flea beetles
Fleas
Flies
Flour beetles
Flying insects
Flying moths
Fruit flies
German cockroach
Gnats
Grain insects
Grain mite
Granary weevil
Ground beetles
Gulf coast tick
Gypsy moth
Hornets
Horse flies
House fly
Inchworms
Indian meal moth
Indian mealworm
Ixodes spp. ticks
Japanese beetle
Lace bugs
Leaf beetles
Leafhoppers
Leafminers
Leafrollers
Leaftiers
Lesser grain borer
Lice
Lone star tick
Mealybugs
Merchant grain beetle
Mexican bean beetle
Midges
Millipedes
Mites
Mosquitoes
Mud daubers
Oleander caterpillar
Oriental cockroach
Palmettobugs
Papernest wasps
Pillbugs
Psyllids
Red flour beetle
Red spider mites
Rice weevil
Rose chafer
Sand flies
Sawtoothed grain beetle
Sciarid flies
Scorpions
Silverfish
Small flying insects
Small flying moths
Smoky brown cockroach
Soft brown scale
Southern armyworm
Sowbugs
Spider mites
Spiders
Spotted mites
Stable fly
Stink bugs
Tarnished plant bug
Tent caterpillars
Thrips
Ticks
Tobacco moth
Tomato fruitworm
Tomato pinworm
Trogoderma beetles
Twospotted spider mite
Vinegar fly
Warehouse beetle
Wasps
Waterbugs
Webbing clothes moth
Weevils
Whiteflies
Wood borers
Yellowjackets