Mouch'Clac, 6 X 250 mL (B-FR)

Mouch Clac is an automatic spray insecticide spray based on natural pyrethrum. It is an insecticide for other arthropods exclusively intended to combat flying insects in homes, in the food industry and the catering industry.

Active substance: Natural pyrethrin (Chrysanthemum cinerariaefolium) 3.6% and Piperonyl butoxide 7.0%.

Instructions:

Mouch Clac can be used manually or with an electric spreader automatically.

• Manual application: Hold the bomb in a vertical position, press the push button and spray to the center of the room by pressing the push button in short succession. For an average room, spray no longer than 4 to 5 seconds.
• Application of automatic dispenser: The spray can is equipped with a dosing valve. When the push button was pressed, an exact dose of 47.7 mg was sprayed. 47.7 grams are vaporized over a period of 5-30 minutes for a volume of 160 m³. The operation of the machine must be adapted to the ventilation. If the dispenser is used in the food industry or in the catering industry, it may only be used outside the hours after preparation, use or consumption in order to avoid contamination with food.
• When using, remove or cover aquariums. Avoid contamination of untreated foodstuffs and their raw materials. Food hygiene rules must be respected.

Autorisation number: BE-REG-00350

Packaging: 6 x 250 ml spray can.

This product is a biocide classified in the open circuit. Use biocides safely. Before use, read the label and product information.

Background information: How does a natural pyrethrum work?

Pyrethrum is a plant insecticide extracted from dried flowers of chrysanthemums, it is also called pyrethrum of Dalmatia. Kenya is the largest producer of pyrethrum. The term pyrethrum refers to the powder extracted from the dried flowers of chrysanthemum, while the term pyrethrin refers to the six active compounds contained in this powder.

How does it work on insects?
Natural pyrethrum is a contact insecticide that acts directly on the insects' nerves by blocking their signal transmission through the synapses. The insects then die very quickly. This mechanism only works on cold-blooded animals.