S C Johnson Wax 1880 Outdoor Fogger 16 Oz Insect Control

Product Description

The S C Johnson Wax 1880 is a 16-ounce backyard outdoor fogger designed to knock down and repel a broad range of flying insects in outdoor spaces. The pressurized canister releases a fine aerosol fog that settles across the treatment area, providing protection for up to 6 hours after application. Effective against flies, mosquitoes, non-biting gnats, small flying moths, wasps, and multi-colored Asian lady beetles, it is suited for use by facility maintenance professionals, pest control technicians, and property managers handling outdoor insect management tasks.

This fogger is intended for use in residential and commercial outdoor environments including backyards, patios, outdoor dining areas, and similar open-air spaces. A single can covers an area up to 30 feet by 30 feet, making it practical for treating defined outdoor zones before events or scheduled service visits. It is sold in a minimum order quantity of 12 units, supporting route-based restocking for pest control service providers and janitorial supply programs.

Key Features

• Covers up to 30 feet by 30 feet per application
• Provides up to 6 hours of residual insect protection
• Targets flies, mosquitoes, non-biting gnats, small flying moths, wasps, and multi-colored Asian lady beetles
• 16-ounce pressurized aerosol canister for fast, even fog dispersal
• Compact form factor at 2.69 inches wide by 9.75 inches tall for easy storage and transport

Compatibility

Designed for general outdoor use in backyard, patio, and open-air facility environments where flying insect control is required.

Installation Notes

Application should be performed by personnel familiar with aerosol pesticide handling and applicable local regulations. Keep people and pets out of the treatment area during fogging and until the fog has fully settled. Follow all label directions and safety precautions required under applicable federal and state pesticide regulations. Store canisters away from heat sources and direct sunlight.