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Orange Oil Termite Control
First, I recommend hiring a trained and licensed inspector to determine the extent of infestations termites. The type of termites and their location will determine what treatment would be effective for your home. Orange oil (D-limonene) based termite and products in the pest control are not considered an alternative to the bulge since the two processes are completely different and offers different advantages and disadvantages. Understand the advantages and disadvantages will help you make a decision when choosing your method of control.
If you're considering orange oil termite control make sure you find one qualified termite company that offers traditional treatments and fumigation as well. This way you will get an unbiased opinion about your termite control specific needs. Infestation is not the same and no treatment method can handle any type of termite infestation.
Orange products oil containing the active ingredient d-limonene. D-limonene is extracted from orange peels, and is the same chemical found in many household products. Due to the low toxicity of d-limonene, has become increasingly popular and preferred method for termite control many homeowners and industries. orange oil also used in the manufacture of resins, cleaning compounds, and as a fragrance additive in many products.
An orange oil treatment for the termites is localized in situ application of each identified termite infestation and will only kill termites in the treated areas. Treatment with orange oil requires drilling into the infested wood members and injecting the product into the termite galleries. Orange oil is effective for drywood termites, not subterranean termite infestations.
orange oil termite control is an effective method of treatment, but do not believe that traditional treatments and fumigation are not valid options that should be discarded. Only store fumigation can guarantee complete eradication of dry wood termites of an entire structure at once. This is why a 90-95% of wood frame building is covered by drywall, plaster, flooring, insulation, painting, roofing, stucco, and so on. Localized treatment with orange oil only control the infestation in areas where the infestation can be identified and treated. Termites spread by swarming (flying) and can land on more hiding places in a structure to start a new infestation, if you can not get to that area for a thorough inspection then you will not know the need for treatment in that area either. So the question becomes, not all homes need to be fumigated? The answer is "no." Depends on the areas infestation, the level of infestation, size and age of the colonies, the type of termites you have, and if you are going to be satisfied with the idea of controlling your home or structures or want to termite infestations eradicated completely from the structure once.
Advantage Termite Control Orange Oil:
N moving overnight for treatment.
No need to remove plants or pets on board.
No bagging of food or medicine.
No walking on the roof.
The disadvantages of Orange Oil Termite Control:
Orange oil is not to control infestations detected
large treatment orange oil spray could cost more than
orange oil will not leave a long-term residual time for future protection
Orange oil requires drilling walls and wood members
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About the Author
Ken W. Holmes, President of Bug Central Termite and Pest Control, http://www.bug-central.com located in Orange County, CA. Over 20 years experience as a licensed termite and pest control technician/inspector/operator. Licensed general and landscaped contractor. Licensed Realtor.















































