bucket, tools to dig a small trench and sprayer

Most homeowners that apply Termidor themselves use a 5 gallon bucket. I use 40 gallon bucket. One battle of termidor can make 24 gallon of solution. You should apply 4 gallons of Termidor every 10 lineal feet around the foundation of your home. You need to dig a small trench against the foundation of the home about 6 inches deep and 6 inches wide, into which you will pour the finished solution and mix it with the soil. It is also important to treat the backfill, which is the dirt that you took out of the trench laying next to it. If you just put this dirt back untreated, the termites could go through this untreated section and not be affected. You should either push the dirt back in right away to mix with the 4 gallons you put in the trench, or take a one gallon sprayer and soak the backfill dirt down before pushing it back in the trench. This will create a termite-proof barrier around your home that will last up to 10 years. Please read the label carefully when applying Termidor as it will give more detailed instructions and precautions.