Archer 2026 03 22

When using Archer 2026 03 22 in a serving area, what condition must be met?

• The facility must be in operation.
• All food must be exposed to ensure coverage.
• The facility must not be in operation or food must not be exposed. ✓
• The area must be treated with a 0.02% dilution.

Answer: The restrictions state the product may only be used in serving areas when the facility is not in operation or food is not exposed.

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To provide more immediate control of adult Stored product pests, how should the product be used?

• By increasing the carrier volume to 50 gallons
• By applying it only to nesting areas
• In conjunction with an adulticide ✓
• By using a high-volume power spray

Answer: The notes for stored product pests state to use in conjunction with an adulticide to provide more immediate control of adult insects.

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According to the label, for which of the following pests can Archer 2026 03 22 be used in both indoor and outdoor locations?

• Ants
• Stored product pests
• Fleas ✓
• Litter beetles

Answer: Fleas are listed with 'Both' (indoor and outdoor) as the location, whereas the others do not specify 'Both'.

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What is the correct mixing instruction for an Exterior High-Volume Power Spray using 5 fl oz of product per 50 gallons of water?

• 0.001% finished strength
• 0.002% finished strength ✓
• 0.003% finished strength
• 0.01% finished strength

Answer: The mixing table specifies 5 fl oz per 50 gallons mixed results in a 0.002% finished strength.

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When applying the product to thick carpet or vegetation along exterior walls, what instruction is provided regarding the carrier?

• Decrease the carrier volume to increase concentration
• Use only a high-volume power spray
• Increase carrier (water) volume as necessary for penetration ✓
• Dilute to a finished strength of 0.001%

Answer: The notes for carpet beetles, fleas, and ticks state to increase carrier (water) volume as necessary for penetration of dense materials.

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When treating for Cockroaches (such as German, Asian, and brown-banded), what is the required application rate and dilution?

• 1 fl oz at 0.01% dilution
• 2 fl oz at 0.02% dilution ✓
• 1.5 fl oz at 0.015% dilution
• 2.5 fl oz at 0.001% dilution

Answer: The label specifies a rate of 2 fl oz at a 0.02% dilution for cockroaches.

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For Fogging/ULV applications of Litter beetles, what is the specified rate per 12,000 cu ft?

• 1 fl oz
• 1.5 fl oz ✓
• 2 fl oz
• 7.5 fl oz

Answer: The label states for Fogging/ULV of Litter beetles, use 1.5 fl oz diluted in an appropriate carrier per 12,000 cu ft.

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What restriction applies to warehouses used to store raw or cured tobacco?

• They must be treated only when empty and may only store tobacco again when treatments have completely dried. ✓
• They must be treated with a 0.02% dilution only.
• They cannot be treated if food is exposed.
• They must be treated using Fogging/ULV only.

Answer: The restrictions state warehouses used for raw or cured tobacco may only be treated when empty and may only store tobacco again once treatments have completely dried.

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