Navigator SC 78 oz

Last price we saw

$103.46at DIY Pest Control, last seen Nov 1

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Our take on the Navigator SC 78 oz

The Navigator SC is a concentrated indoor insecticide spray for ants, roaches, spiders and termites. It is sold as a concentrate that you mix with water, so one bottle makes many gallons of spray. It is a professional-style product rather than a ready-to-use can, and no current price was supplied for this listing.

Best forHomeowners with recurring ant or roach problemsTreating baseboards, cracks and voids indoorsBuyers who want a concentrate that makes many gallonsPeople comfortable mixing and applying their own spray

Pros

Covers ants, roaches, spiders and termites
Concentrate makes many gallons per bottle
Indoor use on cracks, baseboards and voids
Long residual when applied as directed

Cons

Not ready to use; must be diluted
Requires a sprayer you supply

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Navigator SC 78 oz price history

Lowest price we've seen: $103.46 on Nov 1 at DIY Pest Control. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 1.

Specifications

Insect Type: Ant, Roach, Spider, Termite
Location: Indoor
Form: Spray

Questions and answers

Is Navigator SC worth it over a ready-to-use spray?: If you have ongoing ant or roach activity across several rooms, a concentrate is far cheaper per gallon than cans. For one small spot, a ready-to-use spray is simpler.
How much water do I mix it with?: Dilution depends on the pest and surface; follow the label rates for ants, roaches or termites. Mix only what you will use that day.
Can I use it outdoors?: It is labeled for indoor use. For outdoor perimeter work, choose a product labeled for exterior application.
Is it safe around pets and children?: Keep them away until treated surfaces are fully dry, and store the concentrate out of reach. Read the label warnings before use.
What do I need to apply it?: A pump sprayer for surface and crack treatment, and a bulb duster or syringe for voids. Neither is included with the concentrate.
When is it cheapest?: Concentrates usually drop in price in spring, ahead of ant season. Compare the price per mixed gallon, not just the bottle price.

Our take on the Navigator SC 78 oz

Pros

Covers ants, roaches, spiders and termites
Concentrate makes many gallons per bottle
Indoor use on cracks, baseboards and voids
Long residual when applied as directed

Cons

Not ready to use; must be diluted
Requires a sprayer you supply

Questions and answers

Is Navigator SC worth it over a ready-to-use spray?

If you have ongoing ant or roach activity across several rooms, a concentrate is far cheaper per gallon than cans. For one small spot, a ready-to-use spray is simpler.

How much water do I mix it with?

Dilution depends on the pest and surface; follow the label rates for ants, roaches or termites. Mix only what you will use that day.

Can I use it outdoors?

It is labeled for indoor use. For outdoor perimeter work, choose a product labeled for exterior application.

Is it safe around pets and children?

Keep them away until treated surfaces are fully dry, and store the concentrate out of reach. Read the label warnings before use.

What do I need to apply it?

A pump sprayer for surface and crack treatment, and a bulb duster or syringe for voids. Neither is included with the concentrate.

When is it cheapest?

Concentrates usually drop in price in spring, ahead of ant season. Compare the price per mixed gallon, not just the bottle price.