Rottender (20 packs of 500g) 10kg

This product requires special training when used.

DESCRIPTION

Rodenticidal agent Rottendant is a powdery coarse pink concentrate. Food baits prepared on the basis of the Rotendant agent have high rodenticidal activity (leading to 100% death of rodents within 7-11 days) in relation to the destruction and plugging of burrows:

rats

mice

PURPOSE

Means Rottenant is intended for preparation and use by personnel of organizations entitled to engage in disinfection activities, poisoned baits for the destruction of rats and mice in living quarters, at objects of various categories: food, children's (except for play rooms), medical (except for wards), in residential and non-residential dry and wet rooms, underground structures, basements, cellars, sewers, as well as tamponing rat holes in rooms (except for residential, food preparation and storage areas and children's stay) with their subsequent sealing.

COMPOSITION

Difenacin - 0.5%, red dye, antioxidant, filler.

METHOD OF APPLICATION AND DOSAGE

Cooking poison baits

Poisoned bait for fighting rodents (rats, mice) is prepared by mixing the 'Rottendant' with good-quality food products (refined grain, bread crumbs, boiled porridge, flour, boiled vegetables, minced meat or fish, mixed feed). add sugar syrup.

The composition of the food base is selected taking into account the nutritional characteristics of different types of rodents and the specifics of the food base at specific sites. In baits for mice, crushed grain or cereals are used.

To prepare a poisoned bait containing 0.015% biphenyl, you need to take 30 g of 'Rottendant', 10-40 g of vegetable oil and 930-960 g of food base, mix thoroughly until the color is evenly distributed throughout the mixture. The addition of vegetable oil prevents dusting of the powder and improves the eatability of the bait.

For further storage and transportation, the prepared bait is placed in a resealable container with a label.

Bait based on grain, cereals, mixed feed can be prepared for future use. Before packing and storing the bait, it must be dried: the finished bait is placed on trays with a layer of no more than 5 cm and dried for 24 hours at room temperature under conditions of effective supply and exhaust ventilation.

The text of the label on the container with the 'Rottenant' agent or bait must necessarily contain the name, date of manufacture, prescription: '' It is used only by personnel of organizations entitled to engage in disinfection activities. '

Using poisoned baits

Place the bait in previously identified habitats, or in places where traces of rodent activity are found (gnaws, droppings). Lay out the bait in dry places under shelters (cabinets, equipment, etc.) in adapted containers (bait boxes, sheets of thick paper, cardboard, oilcloths, drain pipes, trays, boxes, etc.) or in special containers. The latter are preferable because increase the eatability of the product, preventing it from being taken away by rodents, and also complicate access to the bait for non-target species of animals.

The bait is laid out in 50-150 g from rats or 20-50 g from mice, using a special spoon or scoop.

The distance between the bait placement points is 3-5-15 m, depending on the clutter of the premises and the number of rodents. Since the batches of bait from mice are smaller, they are laid out more often than from rats.

The laid out bait is inspected daily for 3-4 days after the layout, and then at intervals of 1 week. The portions in which the bait is partially or completely eaten are replenished to the original volume or twice as much. Portions left untouched by rats or mice for more than a week are transferred to other places visited by rodents. Contaminated or spoiled bait is replaced with a new one. The work is carried out until the disappearance of rodents.

At the end of the work, the remains of the bait and containers from under the baits are collected for reuse (if they are suitable for this) or for subsequent burial.

Due to the possibility of secondary poisoning, the corpses of rodents should be collected regularly (until the end of the work) for subsequent burial or incineration.

The bait can be left in places that are favorable for habitat or movement of rodents, or during periods of expected growth in their numbers. In this case, the bait is laid out in special containers (containers) and observations are carried out at least 2 times a month.

Application of the 'Rottendant' agent for packing rat burrows indoors.

To plug holes in rats, 'Rottendant' is used in its native form; consumption of funds - 5-10 g per tampon.

A thin layer of cotton wool or tow is rolled up into loose lumps and placed in a tight, undamaged plastic or paper bag where the product is located, based on the number of tampons. After closing the bag, shake it to evenly distribute the rodenticide in the tampons. The work is carried out under traction.

The package with tampons is taken to the work site, where each tampon is taken out with tweezers or forceps and inserted into the hole, trying to push it as deep as possible. Then the burrow is covered with cement, plaster or other building material.

Insert tampons into the hole with tweezers or forceps.

PRECAUTIONS

Precautions should be in accordance with the recommendations set out in the document '' Sanitary and Epidemiological Requirements for Deratization ''.

Work with the product (weighing the concentrate, preparation and packaging of poisoned baits) should be carried out in the open air or in premises designated for these purposes with effective general ventilation, under draft or using personal protective equipment (PPE) of the respiratory organs: dust masks '' Astra-2 '', '' F-62 Sh '' or any universal respirators (such as 'RU-60 M', 'RPG-67' or others), overalls: cotton overalls made of dust-proof fabric, oversleeves, oilcloth apron or rubberized, dressing gown, scarf or cap, to protect the skin of the hands - rubber gloves, eyes - dustproof sealed glasses.

For the preparation of poisoned baits, it is prohibited to use uncrushed sunflower seeds and other products that look attractive to people.

During work, do not allow contact with skin and eyes. Strictly observe the rules of personal hygiene, do not smoke, do not eat. During a break and at the end of work, be sure to take off your overalls, wash your hands and face thoroughly with warm water and soap. After work take a warm shower.

Overalls and gloves are rendered harmless by soaking in a soap-soda solution (25 g of soap and 5 g of soda ash per 1 liter of water) for 4-5 hours, followed by washing. Tables and utensils in which the bait was prepared, the used tools are washed with a 10% soda solution, and then with water.

The concentrate and baits should be stored in an undamaged container labeled 'YAD' in a special lockable cabinet (safe) or in warehouses adapted for storing pesticides, registering their arrival and consumption.

During storage and transportation, the packaging with the product must be tightly closed and have a label. Avoid keeping concentrate, baits, food base for baits next to strong odor chemicals.

Deliver ready-made baits to the place of pickup in bags (suitcases) intended only for this purpose.

People living or working in the processed objects should be advised of the presence of baits and the observance of precautions.

When processing medical and food objects, special precautions must be taken: lay out the baits and leave them in places inaccessible to children or during periods of their absence; place the baits in special containers accessible only to rodents, excluding the spread of poison by rodents and their ingress into food products, medicines and household items; the containers with the bait should be numbered, handed over to the customer against receipt, and after the end of the cycle of deratization work, the remains of the baits should be completely collected in plastic bags; at the end of the work, clean the treated object, paying special attention to the removal of possible bait residues.

The bait laid out outdoors should be protected from rain, streams of water, wind; do not lay out near bodies of water. Ensure that bait is not available to non-target species.

FIRST AID MEASURES FOR POISONING

If a product or bait based on it enters the human body, poisoning is possible with signs of general weakness, nausea, vomiting, nosebleeds, bleeding gums, back pain, manifested after a few days.

The victim should be immediately removed from contact with the product. If the drug enters the stomach, you should immediately induce vomiting and urgently consult a doctor. Before the arrival of the doctor, exclude any meal, drink several glasses of water with 10-15 tablets of crushed activated carbon. Do not put anything into the mouth of an unconscious person.

If the product comes in contact with the skin, wash it thoroughly with warm water and soap.

If the product gets into the eyes, rinse them immediately with plenty of water or 2% baking soda solution for several minutes.

After all the procedures, give the victim strong sweet tea with ascorbic acid. After providing first aid, if necessary

Specifications

Product subcategory

Dusts

KolVUP

1

Manufacturer

Capital-PROK

Temperature regime

from -20 to +40

Teaser

DV: difenacin - 0.5%. For the preparation and use by personnel of organizations entitled to engage in disinfection activities, poisoned baits for the destruction of rats and mice in residential premises, at objects of various categories: food, children's (except for playrooms), medical (except for wards), in residential and non-residential dry and wet rooms, underground structures, basements, cellars, the sewer network, as well as tamponing rat holes in rooms (except for living quarters, places for preparing and storing food and staying for children) with their subsequent embedding