Flies, gnats, maggots, midges, mosquitoes, keds, bots, etc. are all common names for insects that belong to the Diptera order. There are over 120,000 different kinds of flies and maybe 1,000,000 species of flying insects altogether. There is no part of the Earth where these insects are not a major pest except for the polar ice caps.

Flies and mosquitoes are harmful insects -- Flies can infest and damage food grains and growing crops while mosquitoes transmit a variety of diseases to humans, including malaria, West Nile virus, encephalitis and yellow fever. Fruit flies alone do $300 million of damage to crops in the state of Hawaii each year, and mosquitoes are responsible for 500 million cases of malaria worldwide every year. Neither is a welcome guest around the home.

How to Kill Them

Bengal Flying Insect Killer is a fast-acting aerosol spray that kills flying insects on contact. The powerful fog is odorless and non-staining to any surfaces that it may contact. It may be used both indoors and outdoors to kill a broad spectrum of insect pests, including houseflies, fruit flies, mosquitoes, gnats, Asian lady beetles, black flies, blow flies and small flying moths.

Close all doors and windows and spray room at the rate of 2 to 3 seconds per 1000 cubic feet. Direct spray to all parts of the room, especially windows and other light sources which attract these insects. Keep nozzle in constant motion. Retreat if infestation occurs, but not more than once every two weeks.

For the control of garden insects, use on roses, dahlias, asters and other ornamentals to kill Japanese Beetles, as well as Whiteflies, Aphids, exposed Thrips, Spider Mites, Red Mites and Leafminers. May be sprayed on plants, as well as a multi-purpose spray in small gardens and for spot treatments insect infestations. May also be used on other plants such as African violets, asters, azaleas, begonias, camellias, carnations, chrysanthemums, dahlias, delphiniums, dogwood, English ivy, euonymus, fuschia, geraniums, crassula, grape vine, Kentia palm, laurel, marigolds, rhododendrons, roses, rubber plants, snapdragons, stocks, wandering Jews and zinnias. Effective when used as directed against Whiteflies, Aphids, Spider and Red Mites, exposed Thrips, Lace Bugs, Japanese Beetles, Pavement Ants, Clover Mites and Armyworms. When spraying plants, do not operate closer than 18 inches.

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