The Eliminator

APPLICATION: This food grade product can be used up to the day of harvest:

Dr Moli's Eliminator’s performance is directly related to the quality of spray coverage. Dr Moli's Eliminator can be sprayed using any sprayer. Mix well with required amout of water. It is important to spray the plants to the point of runoff.

Mix Dr Moli's Eliminator in water at the rate of 3 to 4 tablespoons per gallon of water. Dr Moli's Eliminator needs to contact insects to kill them, so under-leaf application is necessary where pests hide and lay their eggs.

The Eliminator Kills Insects:

Mix Dr Moli's Eliminator in water at the rate of 3 to 4 tablespoons per gallon of water. Dr Moli's Eliminator needs to contact insects to kill them, so under-leaf application is necessary where pests hide and lay their eggs.

The Eliminator Kills Powdery Mildew:

Add 3 Tbsp of Dr Moli's Eliminator per gallon of water to your pump sprayer. Put in Dr Moli's Eliminator in water and shake before spraying. Be sure and agitate at least every few minutes for the proper dispersal of Eliminator.

TIMING OF APPLICATIONS:

For use as an insecticide: Plants should be sprayed every 10 to 14 days or weekly depending on level of pest infestation.

For use as a fungicide: Spray weekly or once every two weeks depending on level of disease present.

For use in aphid transmission of plant viruses: Initiate sprays when winged aphoids first appear. Spray weekly or every 10 days depending on level of disease..

Dr Moli's Eliminator is NOT compatible with SULFUR:

There should be a 10 day interval between use of Dr Moli's Eliminator and sulfur.

Temperature:
Do not spray Dr Moli's Eliminator when freezing temperatures are anticipated within 48 hours of an application.

• Do not apply when temperatures are above 90° F (32° C) or when plants are under heat or moisture stress.
• Do not apply when temperatures are below 50° F (10° C).
• If daytime temperatures exceed 90° F, spraying should be done at night or early morning
• There is no pre-harvest interval for Dr Moli's Eliminator. If necessary, can be used up to a day before harvest.

STORAGE RECOMMENDATIONS AND SHELF LIFE:
Packaged convenient 4 and 16 ounce sterile bottles for residential use.

• Store Dr Moli's Eliminator out of direct sunlight, the emulsifier may activate. The emulsifier has potential to degrade causing the oil to turn a "milky" color ― pest control may suffer.
• When mixing Dr Moli's Eliminator with water for use, it will turn milky. This is OK.
• Never store Dr Moli's Eliminator below freezing temperatures (32° F or 0° C)
• High temperatures of up to 95 F is not a problem.

Shelf Life:
The shelf life of Dr Moli's Eliminator is 3 years plus. And should be stirred/shaken prior to use to re-suspend any emulsifier which may have settled during storage.

Pests and IPM:

Eliminator works as a knockdown control for the following: Aphids (Mult), Armyworm (Pseudaletia unipuncta), Beet Leafhopper (Circulifer tenellus), Black Scale (Saissetia oleae), Brown Almond Mite (Bryobia rubrioculus),

Exceeds standards set by the Food & Drug Administration for "Food Grade Quality"

• Highest purity level, and safe on food crops and all non food crops.
• EPA approved for use on food crops and all non food crops; it can be used in grow rooms, greenhouses, on field crops, or on trees, shurbs, plants, and fruit trees.

Organic - Food Grade
Kills 100’s of insect species
NATURALLY

• Dr Moli's Eliminator Will NOT harm your plants, when applied as directed.
• Do Not Spray Benefitical Insects Directly
  

Good for Plants - Bad for Bugs

Helping your plants thrive - You will see the difference within minutes.

Inert Ingredients: paraffinum liquidum..94% other..6%

Keep out of children’s reach to avoid drinking concentrated oil which can cause injury. Consult Physician immediately.

Using DrMoli's Eliminator:

How much Eliminator should I use?

Mix Eliminator in water at the of 1.5 oz. (3 tablespoons) per gallon of water is recommended for most applications.

May I enter the sprayed area the same day Eliminator was sprayed?
Yes entering area after spraying is safe. Avoid breathing liquid. Spray away from face.

To kill insects with Eliminator, do I need to spray the insect?
Eliminator needs to contact insects to kill them, thus under-leaf application is necessary at the time of application.

Will Eliminator injure my ladybugs or lacewings?
Avoid direct contact with honeybees, ladybugs or other beneficial non-target insects. Spray during the time of the day when bees or beneficial insects are not actively foraging. Eliminator is safe to beneficial insects but over-spraying or direct contact may kill these insects.

Is Eliminator an eradicant against powdery mildew diseases?
Just apply every 10 days at the start of flowering.

What other pesticides is Eliminator not compatible with?
Products containing the active ingredient Sulfur, captan and chlorothalonil are not compatible and a 10 day interval is advised.

Will Eliminator affect flavor, taste or quality?

Eliminator is a "Food Grade Quality" oil which is colorless, tasteless and odorless. Extensive testing confirms that Eliminator has no effect on flavor, taste or quality.

Can Eliminator be used as a resistance management tool?
Absolutely. In fact we strongly urge growers to use eliminatorl as the first treatment in a powdery mildew control program to eradicate resistant mildew strains before these strains are exposed to chemicals prone to resistance.

Are there any storage conditions which might affect quality of Eliminator?:
YES

• Shake Well prior to use.
• DO NOT store Eliminator at temperatures below freezing.
• Never store in Direct Sunlight.
• Do not store in extreme light. Example: 1000w lights in grow rooms.

Eliminator turns a cloudy-milky color when added to water?
This is normal caused by the emulsifier.

What is the minimum spraying temperature requirement?
Do not spray when freezing temperatures are anticipated within 48 hours of an oil application. On vegetables: do not apply when temperatures are below 50˚ F.

Should Eliminator be applied at temperatures above 90˚F ?
NO. Eliminator should be applied at temperatures below 90 degrees to avoid risk of plant injury. Plants often become stressed at temperatures above 90 degrees F and can absorb Eliminator+ water mixture directly into the leaf which may injure tender tissue.

If applied under 90˚ F and the temp later rises above 90˚ F, is there risk of injury?

No, not under normal circumstances. The temperature at the time of application is the critical factor, thus spraying should be limited to cooler nighttime or daytime periods.

What type of personal protective equipment is necessary to spray the Eliminator?

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