Infatti, Maxforce IC Gel, 20 g non saprei aiutarti. I parassiti nella foto sembrano essere tonchio di grano e MaxForce contiene un attrattivo alimentare che funziona solo sugli scarafaggi. Per controllare questi insetti si consiglia di effettuare un trattamento con K-Othrine WG 250, 20 g. Se continuano a riapparire, significa che hanno anche una fonte di cibo. Dovrai trovare la fonte di cibo e rimuoverla.

Ciao, gli insetti nella foto allegata sembrano essere scarafaggi del tabacco. Pertanto, si raccomanda di ispezionare attentamente tutti gli alimenti e di smaltirli se vengono trovati insetti e di sigillare quelli che non sono infestati. Si consiglia di aspirare prima accuratamente la cucina, insistendo sulle zone dove sono presenti e su quelle dove possono nascondersi. Successivamente, per il controllo, si consiglia di effettuare un trattamento a spruzzo con un insetticida ad ampio spettro, come ad es: i2 AMP2 CL RTU 1 litro, i2.6 Universale RTU, 500 ml o i0.82 Proteggere Spray contro Cimici e Pulci, 500 ml, applicato secondo le specifiche nella descrizione, a seconda del prodotto scelto.
Inoltre, per il monitoraggio, si consiglia di utilizzare regolarmente una trappola come :Tobaguard, 10 pezzi.
Si rimanda al seguente articolo per maggiori dettagli sulle procedure da seguire e sulle azioni da intraprendere: https://www.armuro.com/en/how-to-get-rid-of-tobacco-pests/.

Hello, that insect appears to be a cockroach. To control cockroaches, it is recommended to apply an insecticidal gel that has an attractant in its composition, such as i21.5 Premise Gel, 20 g, according to the label recommendations. More information can be found in the following article: https://www.armuro.com/en/how-to-get-rid-of-german-cockroaches/.
If the degree level of infestation is high, you can spray a contact insecticide such as i2 AMP2 CL RTU, 1 litre.
Identifying and sealing the cockroaches’ entry points into the house is also an important stage in effective cockroach control since even if the solutions used are effective for a while, the cockroaches will still find a way in.

Hello, since from the attached pictures, the insects cannot be identified exactly, you can try applying a universal treatment with an insecticide that has a broad spectrum of action, such as: i2 AMP2 CL RTU, 1 litre.

Hello, in the attached images there seem to be some pests specific to dry foods (flour, cereals, etc.), also called tobacco pests. For this reason, it is important to carefully inspect all the food in the house and, if necessary, throw away any infested foodstuffs. Uninfested food needs to be sealed. It is advisable to vacuum the rooms and surfaces first, insisting on the areas where they usually show up, as well as those where they can hide. After that, it is recommended to use adhesive traps, such as Tobaguard, 10 pieces that will help catch the remaining pests, as well as monitor the degree of infestation.
If the degree of infestation is high, you can spray with a contact insecticide such as i2 AMP2 CL RTU, 1 litre, according to the specifications on its label.
For more detailed information on these pests, please see the following article: https://www.armuro.com/en/how-to-get-rid-of-tobacco-pests/.

Although the pictures are not very clear, it seems to be a specific type of pest that infests stored food, more precisely, Tribolium castaneum. You should know that in the case of food pests the treatment is similar. Normally, these types of pests (that infest food, regardless of species) are brought into the home along with other infested foods. You did not specify if they are present in other rooms or if you only noticed them in the child’s room. It is important to carefully inspect all the food in the house and, if necessary, throw away any infested foodstuffs. Uninfested food needs to be sealed.
For control, it is recommended to apply on all surfaces an insecticide such as K-Othrine WG 250, 20 g. At the time of application, as well as in the next 4-6 hours, children and pets must stay away from the treated area. After each treatment, the room will remain closed for a period of 4-6 hours. After that, you can enter and air it. Next, all surfaces and the floor have to be vacuumed. “Sensitive” surfaces (countertops, drawers, etc.) that come in direct contact with food are wiped with a damp cloth.

From the attached photo, it seems to be a specific type of pest that infests stored food, more precisely, Sitophilus granarius, but its identification can only be done after a more detailed examination. Still, in the case of food pests the treatment is similar. Normally, these types of pests (that infest food, regardless of the species) are brought into the home along with other infested foods. It is important to carefully inspect all the food in the house and, if necessary, throw away any infested foodstuffs. Uninfested food needs to be sealed. For control, it is recommended to apply on all surfaces an insecticide such as K-Othrine WG 250, 20 g. After the treatment, the room will remain closed for a period of 4-6 hours. After that, you can enter and air it. Next, all surfaces and the floor have to be vacuumed. “Sensitive” surfaces (countertops, drawers, etc.) that come in direct contact with food need to be wiped with a damp cloth.

Hello, it is difficult to identify the species just by analyzing the attached photo.
You did not mention which insecticide you applied to control them, so it is recommended to spray a broad-spectrum insecticide such as K-Othrine WG 250, 20 g.
Being a contact insecticide, they must cross the surface on which it was applied to have the desired effect.
At the time of application, as well as in the next 4-6 hours, children and pets must stay away from the treated area.
On the baseboards, or in other places, where you noticed that they show up (cracks / fissures, etc.) it is advisable to apply i05 PermDust, 100 g, an insecticide in the form of a ready-made powder.

Hello, according to its shape, it seems to be Oryzaephilus Surinamensis, a specific type of pest that infests stored food. The recommendations are the same as above.
Specifically, it is important to carefully inspect all the food in the house and, if necessary, throw away any infested foodstuffs. Uninfested food needs to be sealed
For control, it is recommended to apply on all surfaces an insecticide such as K-Othrine WG 250, 20 g. At the time of application, as well as in the next 4-6 hours, children and pets must stay away from the treated area. After each treatment, the room will remain closed for a period of 4-6 hours. After that, you can enter and air it. Next, all surfaces and the floor have to be vacuumed. “Sensitive” surfaces (countertops, drawers, etc.) that come in direct contact with food are wiped with a damp cloth.

Hello, the insects in the attached images are similar to some species of booklice (order Psocoptera). Being less common in households, we do not have a product specially designed against these insects, but to control them, you can apply a broad-spectrum insecticide, ready-to-use, such as i2 AMP2 CL RTU, 1 litre, on all the surfaces they might cross, insisting in the spaces where a larger population has been observed.

Hello, in the attached images there seem to be some pests specific to dry foods (flour, cereals, etc.), also called tobacco pests. For this reason, it is important to carefully inspect all the food in the house and, if necessary, throw away any infested foodstuffs. Uninfested food needs to be sealed. It is advisable to vacuum the rooms and surfaces first, insisting on the areas where they usually show up, as well as those where they can hide. After that, it is recommended to use adhesive traps, such as Tobaguard, 10 pieces that will help catch the remaining pests, as well as monitor the degree of infestation.
If the degree of infestation is high, you can spray with a contact insecticide such as i2 AMP2 CL RTU, 1 litre, according to the specifications on its label.
For more detailed information on these pests, please see the following article: https://www.armuro.com/en/how-to-get-rid-of-tobacco-pests/.

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Hello, from the photos, it looks like a cockroach from the order Blattodea (an Oriental or a German cockroach). Our recommendations for treatments that can be applied, as well as other useful tips, are described in a similar topic in our Community: https://www.armuro.com/en/about/small-cockroaches-discovered-in-the-apartment/.

Hello, the cockroach in the attached image seems to belong to the Blattodea order (the same order that the German / Oriental cockroaches are part of). An important step before carrying out a treatment is to identify the access routes of the cockroaches inside your home and seal them. Subsequently, for control, it is recommended to apply a broad-spectrum insecticide, such as K-Othrine WG 250, 20 g, which needs to be dissolved in a dose of 10 g / 10 L water. The prepared solution is viable for maximum 24 hours, therefore, it is not recommended to store it for longer. In order to have the desired effect, this being a contact insecticide, the solution must be sprayed on the surfaces usually crossed by the pests. In addition, in hard to reach places, where a sprayed solution cannot be used, it is recommended to apply a ready-to-use insecticide in powder form: i05 PermDust, 100 g.
If you are going to carry out both types of treatments, it is important that the spray is applied before the powdered insecticide. After the solution dries, the insecticide in powder form can be applied.

Hello, in the attached photo it is a specific type of pest that infests stored food, namely Oryzaephilus Surinamensis. For this reason, it is important to carefully inspect all the food in the house and, if necessary, throw away any infested foodstuffs. Uninfested food needs to be sealed. It is advisable to vacuum the rooms and surfaces first, insisting on the areas where they usually show up, as well as those where they can hide. If the degree of infestation is high, you can spray with a contact insecticide such as i2 AMP2 CL RTU, 1 litre, according to the specifications on its label.
In addition, in hard to reach places, where a sprayed solution cannot be used, it is recommended to apply a ready-to-use insecticide in powder form: i05 PermDust, 100 g.

Hello, the insect photographed resembles a species of weevils (Curculionoidea), which are considered to be pests of stored food. For this reason, it is important to carefully inspect all the food in the house and, if necessary, throw away any infested foodstuffs. Uninfested food needs to be sealed. Subsequently, spray treatments can be applied in all places where the presence of insects has been detected, with ready-to-use insecticides: i2 AMP2 CL RTU, 1 litre or i2.6 Universal RTU, 500 ml.

Hello, according to its morphology, it seems to be an insect from the subfamily Triatominae. Thus, for controlling it indoors (if they are present there as well) it is recommended to apply a contact insecticide with a broad spectrum of action, through spraying, such as i2 AMP2 CL RTU, 1 litre, according to the specifications on its label.
In addition, in hard to reach places, where a sprayed solution cannot be used, it is recommended to apply a ready-to-use insecticide in powder form: i05 PermDust, 100 g.
Outdoors, the application of a broad-spectrum insecticide, such as i14 Cytrol, 500 ml is recommended, according to the specifications on its label.