• Application areas: the interior walls and ceilings of permanent or seasonal residences, stables, barns, warehouses, etc.
• Depending also on where these species tend to sit, spraying should be on the lower part of the walls or the upper part and the ceiling, or even a general spraying can be done.
• In some cases, it may be necessary to spray the underside of furniture or the external extensions of the roof.

• The external and internal surfaces of animal shelters (stables, etc.), homes, and other buildings, with particular attention to corners.
• Additionally, when the average temperature is high, flies remain in large numbers on the external surfaces of homes, fences, etc.

The interior surfaces of the entrances and bedrooms of homes, especially in the corners, the exterior surfaces of homes around doors and windows, as well as in animal shelters and stone walls.

Dark and damp spots in basements, attics, and storage rooms, along skirting boards, around water and sewage pipes, inside and under cabinets or other large objects, around and under electrical appliances, in toilets.

Around doors and windows, along baseboards, in the gaps of wooden wall and floor paneling, behind and under cabinets, under and behind electrical appliances and large objects, under the sink, around the toilet drain, and generally in any spot that has ants.

Silverfish:

Behind shelves or cabinets, on the shelves of bookcases, behind peeling wallpapers, at the exit points of water, sewage, and heating pipes, and at any point where these insects are concentrated.

Human Fleas:

In the gaps of wooden wall and floor coverings.

Moths:

On the inner surfaces of cabinets, especially in the corners and on the underside of carpets.

House Dust Mites:

In the gaps of wooden wall and floor coverings as well as in places where dogs usually are.

Earwigs, Millipedes:

Primarily at entrances, baseboards, dark and damp places, under the sink, around water and sewage pipes, in dark cabinets.

Pay special attention to basements, storage rooms, and attics.
Outside, at any point of the building in contact with the ground. Up to a height of 60 centimeters, especially in wall cavities. Also in piles of stones, grass, and firewood, and in the cavities of retaining walls.