Premise Foam Termiticide

How Premise Foam Termiticide Works Some insecticides contain ingredients that perform on contact but don't work effectively to eliminate an entire colony. Premise Foam Termiticide contains the active ingredient imidacloprid, a chemical insecticide that works slowly enough to kill the entire colony within a few days. This ingredient targets the central nervous system and is transferred to the colony by an infected termite; other members become infected through contact or bait sharing. The colony's activity will slow down after a day or two before finally dying off completely. Where to Use Premise Termiticide Premise Foam works best when it's sprayed into voids where termites have built their colony. Cracks and crevices in exposed wood provide entryways for termites to invade residential and commercial buildings. Use this termiticide to target termites in crawlspaces, attics and wood siding, including areas outdoors where wood may contact the soil. It should also be used in the cracks