All-Weather Rodenticide Blocks (RED)(Brodifacoum)

Tips For Use

Application:

• Place Surefire All Weather Rodenticide Blocks bait in the mouse bait station and observe mouse bait take.
• Replace Surefire All Weather Rodenticide Blocks Baits that become more than 50% eaten to minimise the chance of blocks being removed from mouse bait stations.  
• Maintain the supply of Surefire All Weather Rodenticide Blocks until Surefire All Weather Rodenticide Blocks is no longer eaten.
• Where continuous control is required, maintain a steady supply of blocks, replacing uneaten Surefire All Weather Rodenticide Baits at monthly intervals to ensure Surefire All Weather Rodenticide Blocks mouse bait remains fresh. Unlike egg-shaped mouse baits, Surefire All Weather Rodenticide Blocks  mouse bait cannot be rolled away and are manufactured with a hole in the middle so they can be easily nailed down to prevent ‘stealing and burying away from the site’

Tips:

• Choose the right product for the job and seek advice if required.
• Anticipate the problem rather than reacting to it.
• Expose all of the pests to the control measure at the same time and remove all other food options if possible.
• Follow label directions. This will improve results and minimise the risk to non-target animals.
• Replenish Surefire All Weather Rodenticide Blocks when they are consumed by pests and offer a generous amount of Surefire All Weather Rodenticide Blocks.
• Manage pest immigration by establishing and maintaining control buffer zones.
• Use mouse bait stations to ensure mouse bait remains fresh and dry plus prevents access by non-target species.

Restraints:

• Do not exceed 3 m between bait stations for mice or 9 m for rats.
• Do not place bait in exposed areas.
• Do not apply baits to crops.

General Instructions:

• Surefire Rodenticide can be used both indoors and outdoors.
• It is recommended that clearly marked tamper-evident stations be used wherever baits are to be placed.
• Do not place bait on or near exposed food or food utensils, food preparation areas or food storage areas.

Baiting Strategy: 

• Eliminate as far as practicable, all other food sources. 
• Bait the infested area.
• Place baits undercover. 
• Inspect baits daily. 
• Replace eaten baits. 
• If quickly eaten, increase the number of baits. Continue observation and replenish until no more baits are taken. 
• Baiting for at least two weeks is necessary to reduce rat/mouse numbers.
• Locate bait stations along walls or rafters and in dark sheltered spots where there are signs of rodent activity. 
• Nail or fix in place if relevant. 
• Wax blocks are particularly suitable for use in damp situations where the risk of contamination should be minimised. 
• Record the number and locations of bait stations for purpose of replenishment and later removal. 
• Look for dead rats or mice – burn or bury them, do not place them in refuse bins. 
• Inspect all bait stations regularly and ensure baits are removed when rodent activity has ceased.
• Most rodent deaths occur 4 to 7 days after consumption of the bait.

Precaution:

• Avoid contact with food, food utensils, or places where food is prepared or stored.
• The bait is hazardous to pigs, cats, dogs, poultry, birds and wildlife.
• Place baits in locations inaccessible to other animals or birds.

Protection of Wildlife, Fish, Crustaceans and Environment:

• Do not contaminate streams, rivers or waterways with the chemical or used containers.
• Place baits in locations inaccessible to animals other than target animals.
• The product is restricted to use in and around buildings (within 2 metres), structures or enclosed spaces, e.g. drains.

Storage:

• Store in the closed, original container in a cool, well-ventilated area.
• Do not store for prolonged periods in direct sunlight. 

Safety Directions: 

• Poisonous if swallowed. 
• Do not inhale dust. 
• Do not touch bait. 
• Use scoop or measure. 
• If on skin and after each baiting, wash thoroughly with soap and water.

First Aid:

• If poisoning occurs, contact a doctor or Poisons Information Centre. Phone Australia Vitamin K1 (PHYTOMENADIONE) is antidotal.
• For further information please refer to the Material Safety Data (SDS)
• Contains human taste deterrent that deters accidental consumption by children.