Ollie Silverfish Spray 500 ml spray bottle

Ollie Silverfish Spray 500 ml

€14,90
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Ollie Silverfish Spray 500 ml spray bottle

Ollie® Silverfish Spray 500 ml

€14,90 Unit price €29,80/L
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Use biocides safely. Always read the label and product information before use. Registration number: N-120415

Silverfish and grey silverfish (paper silverfish) like it warm, damp and dark – in the bathroom, kitchen or cellar. With Ollie Silverfish Spray, you treat their trails and hiding places in a targeted way.

Key features

  • For bathrooms, kitchens, cellars, utility rooms, pantries and bedrooms
  • Precise application on skirting boards, joints, pipe entry points, behind cupboards and under furniture
  • Forms a barrier on treated areas
  • Almost odourless, leaves no sticky residue
  • Ready to use, water-based and propellant-free – 500 ml

How to use

  1. Shake the bottle.
  2. Spray trails and hiding places from a distance of about 30 cm.
  3. Leave to act and dry, then ventilate well.
  4. Repeat the application every 2–3 days.

Good to know

  • Reduce humidity, ventilate regularly and seal cracks – this makes silverfish feel less at home.
  • Keep children and pets away during application.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get rid of silverfish for good?

The only lasting solution is to change their living conditions: reduce humidity, seal hiding places and remove food sources. A spray for the hiding places helps you with an acute infestation, but is no substitute for airing your home.

Are silverfish dangerous to pets?

No. Silverfish don't sting or bite and are not dangerous to people or pets. If you use a spray against silverfish, keep children and pets away during application and let the treated surfaces dry completely.

How do I tell silverfish apart from grey silverfish?

At around 15 millimetres, grey silverfish are larger, more brownish than silvery and also active during the day. They like it dry and warm and are therefore also found in living areas. Silverfish, on the other hand, are mainly found in damp rooms such as bathrooms, kitchens and cellars.

Where can I find more tips against silverfish?

In the guide Getting rid of silverfish, you'll find out what attracts silverfish, how to tell them apart from grey silverfish and how to permanently deprive them of what they need to live.

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