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Fungicide Moskitol flying insects

Description Fungicide Moskitol flying insects

Moskitol plate from flying insects line "special protection" - a highly effective means for the destruction of the premisesflies, mosquitoes, mosquitoes, moths butterflies . Plate starts to act after 15 minutes after switching on . Complete destruction of insects is achieved after 1 - 2 hours . One platinum is effective for 4 hours of continuous operation in a room measuring 30 square meters . M . The active substance plates flying insects Moskitol: Vaportrine .

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The speed of impact	15 min.
Protection period	4:00
Preparation consumption rate	1 plate at 30 kV . M
Key Features
Security	Safety
Formulation	plates, spray, aerosol, liquid
Efficiency	high
Active ingredient	Vaportrine
The drug	insecticide
Destruction	flies, moths
Purpose	to protect the premises
Group	fungicides

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