How to kill termites with less money

Several commonly used termite control methods (1) powder poisoning method) spray chronic powder directly into ant nests, fly holes or ant passages, so that as many termites as possible are contaminated with powder, and the poisoned termites are infected with each other, thus achieving the purpose of killing termites in the whole nest. Poison powder is a traditional method to kill ants, which has a wide range of applications. 2) Water spraying method is often used to kill termites, and should be sprayed on the ground joists, baseboards, column feet and other parts, especially the damaged parts. To eliminate termites under the floor, it is necessary to pry open a part of the floor and spray it all over. If termites are found flying out of door frames and window frames, emulsion or oil can be injected to kill them. 3) Trapping method Because termites do great harm to buildings, no live termites can be found at the moment, so this method can be adopted. That is, a bait box is set near the victim. The bait box is made of pine and contains multiple layers of pine boards. Check once every half a month or once a month. If live termites are found, they can be treated with pesticides. The other is to process chemicals and baits into baits to kill termites, that is, to mix foods that termites like to eat, additives and chemicals in a certain proportion to make baits with different dosage forms. When in use, the bait is placed in a place frequented by termites, and the lured termites swallow or contact drugs while constantly foraging, which eventually leads to the death of the whole nest of termites. The method of trapping and killing (poison bait) instead of spraying drugs on the soil wall can greatly reduce the environmental pollution of drugs to the housing base. Burying poison bait blocks around buildings is suitable for both old and new buildings. Regular burial and inspection every year can ensure that buildings will not be harmed by termites that spread from underground to houses. 4) The method of chemical injection is suitable for killing the black-winged soil termites and the yellow-winged giant termites that endanger the dam. 5) Fumigation, which is an important method to control sand termites. This method has the characteristics of easy diffusion, strong permeability, low dosage, no corrosion to raw materials, easy availability, and suitable for low temperature use. It can not only effectively kill sand termites, but also kill black-winged soil termites, tree nest termites and scattered termites. 1. Why should termite prevention be carried out in house decoration? With the continuous improvement of people's living standards, most owners decorate new houses, often tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands, but the prevention of termites in decoration is not satisfactory, and few people care about it, which leads to the more and more serious harm of termites to house decoration. The reasons are as follows: First, there are some misunderstandings about termites. People think that termites are rare, almost never seen, and there is no need to control them. As we all know, because termites are afraid of light, the harm is hidden and destructive, and it is difficult for people to detect it. Some damaged parts have a good appearance, but they have been hollowed out inside. Secondly, due to the extensive use of wooden stalls, wooden floors, partitions and other wood products in the decoration, they are all termites' favorite foods. In addition, the use of heaters and air conditioners in the home provides an excellent living space for termites and moths. Moreover, the home is generally darker than the outdoor, and the temperature and humidity are relatively stable. Termites with strong adaptability and "flying" survival ability will spread rapidly before you realize their existence. Many human factors have created favorable conditions for termites to nest and reproduce. For example, the old foundation before the building is poorly cleaned in the ant-infested area, and termites from bottom to top in the environment often enter the building through cracks in the rough concrete floor or cracks in the foundation to feed and destroy; Water supply and drainage facilities have accumulated water leakage, which makes wood and surrounding soil in a humid environment all the year round; A large number of abandoned wooden templates and wood fragments are often buried in the construction site, and there is a lack of ant prevention measures in architectural design, which leads to poor ventilation, perennial humidity and poor indoor ventilation and lighting conditions. Third, although termites are small, the losses caused are very serious. There is such an amazing case. A large number of termites appeared in the staff of the family building of a city public security bureau shortly after the room was renovated, which was very harmful. Every year, his family spends money to buy all kinds of pesticides to spray, and termites are still scattered. What is more serious is that the pesticide used caused his family to suffer from leukemia. The treatment cost more than 100,000 yuan and he finally died. This case warns people that if we find a professional team before decoration and spend a small amount of money to prevent termites, we will not lose both money and people. Although many families are aware of the importance of pest control when decorating, the methods adopted are improper, and most of them buy mothballs, lime and other drugs and scatter them under the wooden floor. These drugs can only play a short-term anthelmintic role, and cannot fundamentally control pests. 2. How to prevent termites when decorating a house? 1. Use long-acting, low-toxic and environmentally-friendly special chemicals to treat wood components that termites may eat and hidden places where termites may breed, so as to prevent termites from entering the house to nest (most of the insect repellent chemicals bundled in the wood market are products that do not have the "three certificates" of pesticides, and some are organochlorine products with high cumulative toxicity to human body, so they should be carefully identified and carefully selected); 2. Kill the eggs and larvae of potential termites and other moths in wooden materials; 3. Main treatment parts: 1) Floor: paved with solid wood floor, composite floor and floor under fixed cabinet; 2) Walls: walls with skirting lines, background walls, fixed cabinets and wooden and composite skirting lines; 3) Wooden components: wooden doors and windows, wooden joists (wooden ridges) on the floor, etc. 4) Other parts that are easy to breed termites. All the above-mentioned treatment parts are chemically treated before being closed by decorative panels. If it has been renovated, it can also be repaired. 3. Tips from termite control company specializing in house decoration: 1. For some villas and commercial houses to be decorated, termite prevention treatment shall be carried out according to the following steps: a. All wooden materials (except surface decorative boards) purchased by the project shall be sprayed with chlorpyrifos TC with the drug concentration of 1%, and the spraying dose shall be 0.3L/m2； on each side; B. Spray chlorpyrifos TC solution with the drug concentration of 1% on all brick walls that swing without approval in the project room, with the spraying height of 100cm for the first floor and 50cm for the second floor, and the dosage is1-2l/m2; C. Spray chlorpyrifos technical solution with the drug concentration of 1% on all doorways, windows, trunking, toilets and kitchens in the project room, with the dosage of1-2l/m2; D. Spray all newly purchased wooden doors and windows with chlorpyrifos TC with the drug concentration of 1%, especially the walls, with the dosage of 0.3L/ m2.