Pyganic Dust, manufactured by MGK, is an easy to use insecticide dust that contains silica gel, which is an environmentally friendly active ingredient. P

This organic dust can be used to treat a huge range of insects (the label states over 230 pests) and works by killing pests via dehydration. It works indoors and out and even as a crack and crevices treatment.

When applied, Pyganic Dust can stay effective up to a year eliminating the need of excessive reapplication for complete pest control.

Tools Needed

Pyganic Dust can be applied with a dust applicator, shaker can, dust gun, puffer duster, bulbous duster, hand pump duster, hand operated rotary duster, static charge duster, or other appropriate hand operated duster.

How to Use

• Step 1: Inspect your pest problem and observe where they are active so you know where to focus your treatment. Wait until food or feed processing facility is not in operation nor when food is exposed. In the home, cover all food handling surfaces and cover or remove all food and cooking utensils, or wash throughly after treatment. For lawn treatments make sure to mow 1 to 2 days prior to application. Determine how much Pyganic Dust to use by calculating the square footage of the treatment area. To do this, measure the length and width of the treatment area in feet then multiply (length X width = square footage). Crack and crevice treatment in food/feed areas of food/feed handling establishments, apply 1.5 oz. of Pyganic Dust per 50 sq. ft. of cracks and crevices. For stored product pest in non-food/non-feed areas and in storage sites, apply 4 to 8 oz. of product per 250 sq. ft. of surface area. For lawns, landscapes, and backyard applications use 8 to 24 oz. of product per 1,000 sq. ft. For exterior building perimeter treatments, apply 16 to 24 oz. of product per 1,000 sq. ft. in a band extending 12-18" along and adjacent to foundation at a height of 2 to 3 feet up side of the building. For labeled direct domestic animal application, apply 2 oz. of product per animal by shaker can or suitable mechanical dust applicator over the head, neck, shoulders, back, and legs.  
• Step 2: Input the appropriate amount of Pyganic Dust into your selected pesticide duster about halfway and secure the cap to seal.
• Step 3: Apply small puffs of dust to voids, cracks and crevices around the home where the pests have been active.
• Step 4: Vacuum up the dusts and dead insects after treatment.

Where to Use

Pyganic Dust can be used in and around indoor areas: animal areas, animal quarters, apartments, asian markets, attics, bakeries, barns, basements, beef barns, beverage plants, bins, bottling plants, brandy storage warehouses, breweries, brewery warehouse, building housing animals, building housing poultry, cabinets, cafeterias, calving barns, canneries, cat sleeping quarters, cattle barns, certified organic facilities, cheese caves, citrus packing houses, coffee houses, coffee shops, commercial buildings, condominiums, covenience stores, crawl spaces, dairies, dairy and livestock barns, dairy food processing, day care centers, delicatessens, department stores, diners, distilleries, dog houses, dog sleeping quarters, drains, sewers, dried flower warehouses, dried food products in processing, dried food products in storage, dried fruit processing plants, dried fruit warehouses, dumpsters, dwellings, egg processing plants, egg storage facilities, factories, false ceilings, farm structures, feed mills, flour mills, food handling establishments, food preparation facilities, food processing facilities, food quarantine areas, food service facilities, food storage facilities, freight containers, fruit packing sheds, fruit processing plants, fruit quarantine areas, fruit storage warehouses, garbage bins, garbage cans, garbage compacters, garbage trucks, goat holding areas, goat houses, grain elevators, grain handling equipment, grain harvesting equipment, grain mills, grain storage, granaries, greenhouses, grocery stores, hog barns, homes, horse stables, horse barns, horse trailers, hospitals, hotels, houses, indoor eating facilities, industrial installations, industrial plants, institution dining areas, institutions, kennels, liveries, livestock barns, livestock hauling equipment, livestock holding areas, loafing sheds, meat markets, meat packaging plants, meat packing plants, mess halls, milk houses, milk processing facilities, milk rooms, milk sheds, milking rooms, mills, motels, mushroom caves, mushroom processing plants, office buildings, other public buildings, packaged food storage, pantries, peanut processing plants, peanut warehouses, pet bedding, pet carriers, pet food plants, pet sleeping areas, poultry houses, poultry processing plants, rabbit houses, rabbit processing plants, railroad carts, research animal areas, restaurants, rice mills, schools, seed storage, shade houses, sheep holding areas, ship holds, ships, spice markets, stable bins, stables, storage areas, storage bins (areas), storages, stored product areas, stored products, stored seed warehouses, stores, supermarkets, swine houses, taverns, tea houses, textile mills, tobacco factories, tobacco warehouses, tool sheds, trains, transportation equipment (except aircraft), tree nut storage areas, truck trailers, vegetable packing facilities, vegetable processing facilities, vegetable storage facilities, veterinary clinics, veterinary hospitals, voids in attic, wall voids, warehouses, wheat mills, wholesale stores, wine cellars, wine storage warehouses, wine tasting rooms, wineries, and zoos. 

In and around outdoor areas: ant mounds, arboretums, back yards, balconies, beneath decks, beneath gazebos, calf hutches, compost sites, courtyards, decks, dog runs, drive-in restaurants, drive-in theaters, dumpsters, farmer markets, flea markets, front yards, gardens, gazebos, home gardens, kennels, lanais, landscapes, lath houses, loading docks, lumber storage areas, nursuries, outdoor eating facilities, patios, porches, sanitary sewers (manholes), side yards, swine yards, and wood piles.

The only domestic animals to be treated is beef cattle, dairy cattle, horses, swine, and poultry.  

When to Use

Use Pyganic Dust when you have a insect problem in the home or place of business.

Safety Information

Pyganic Dust is safe to use around children and pets when applied according to the product label instructions. Always wear the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) when handling or applying this product.

Keep pets and children out of the treated area until after the dust has settled. 

Special Considerations

It is preferred to use with a hand duster and avoid power dusters with this product.