Spraying use: Insecticides are diluted and sprayed using a sprayer on plants, walls, and other infested areas, or directly on the pests. This method is simple and easy to use, can quickly kill pests, but need to pay attention to the safe operation, to avoid accidental injury to humans and animals, as well as environmental pollution problems

Fogging use: Pour the insecticide into a special fogger, turn on the device and the insecticide spreads to the whole room in the form of mist. This method can kill indoor pests quickly and effectively, but attention should be paid to indoor ventilation to avoid excessive inhalation of insecticides.

Powder use: Sprinkle the insecticide powder directly on the area where the pests are active, or pour the powder into a bait box and place it in the pest-infested area. This method is suitable for controlling underground and hidden pests such as ants and termites.

Brush application: Apply the insecticide directly to plants, walls and other pest-infested areas. This method is suitable for some common pests, such as moths and mites. The insecticide should be properly formulated according to the pest species and the concentration of the insecticide, and attention should be paid to the safe use of the insecticide.