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ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION
QUESTION 1
What is true concerning application of termiticide under of around subslab heating
ducts? - ANSWERS-Rodding from outside may be the best treatment procedure
QUESTION 2
In treating under and around subslab heating ducts, what should be done after
drilling is completed but before treatment? - ANSWERS-See if air is coming
through the hole
QUESTION 3
After treating a structure with sub slab heating ducts, what should be done if a
strong odor persists? - ANSWERS-clean the ducts out or consult the customer on
what's going on
QUESTION 4
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Which is true about controlling termites in basements with French drains and sump
parts? - ANSWERS-it may be best to drill test holes first before proceeding with
treatment
QUESTION 5
What should be done to correct situations in which wooden member extend
through the concrete in the basement floor? - ANSWERS-Cut the wooden number
a little, pour concrete into hole after treating and leave the wood rest on concrete
QUESTION 6
Before treating a basement on the outside: - ANSWERS-check foundation walls
for cracks
QUESTION 7
How should termite infestations be controlled around basement windows and
wooden sills? - ANSWERS-Rod down under them
QUESTION 8
the principles used to control termites in dirt-filled concrete porches also apply to: -
ANSWERS-stoops, sidewalks, and driveways
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QUESTION 9
Which is not true about termite control operations around dirt-filled concrete
porches on frame houses? - ANSWERS-Removing dirt and installing termite bait
stations provides the best control
QUESTION 10
Which is true about terite control around wells, cisterns, and other water sources? -
ANSWERS-Mechanical alteration and direct wood treatment should be relied on
as much as possible
QUESTION 11
If soil treatment is to be made near foundation walls near wells or cistern, a good
general practice is to: - ANSWERS-remove the soil to the footing, place it in a
plastic sheeting and treat, and replace it
QUESTION 12
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PESTS
ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION
QUESTION 1
What is true concerning application of termiticide under of around subslab heating
ducts? - ANSWERS-Rodding from outside may be the best treatment procedure
QUESTION 2
In treating under and around subslab heating ducts, what should be done after
drilling is completed but before treatment? - ANSWERS-See if air is coming
through the hole
QUESTION 3
After treating a structure with sub slab heating ducts, what should be done if a
strong odor persists? - ANSWERS-clean the ducts out or consult the customer on
what's going on
QUESTION 4
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PESTS
Which is true about controlling termites in basements with French drains and sump
parts? - ANSWERS-it may be best to drill test holes first before proceeding with
treatment
QUESTION 5
What should be done to correct situations in which wooden member extend
through the concrete in the basement floor? - ANSWERS-Cut the wooden number
a little, pour concrete into hole after treating and leave the wood rest on concrete
QUESTION 6
Before treating a basement on the outside: - ANSWERS-check foundation walls
for cracks
QUESTION 7
How should termite infestations be controlled around basement windows and
wooden sills? - ANSWERS-Rod down under them
QUESTION 8
the principles used to control termites in dirt-filled concrete porches also apply to: -
ANSWERS-stoops, sidewalks, and driveways
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PESTS
QUESTION 9
Which is not true about termite control operations around dirt-filled concrete
porches on frame houses? - ANSWERS-Removing dirt and installing termite bait
stations provides the best control
QUESTION 10
Which is true about terite control around wells, cisterns, and other water sources? -
ANSWERS-Mechanical alteration and direct wood treatment should be relied on
as much as possible
QUESTION 11
If soil treatment is to be made near foundation walls near wells or cistern, a good
general practice is to: - ANSWERS-remove the soil to the footing, place it in a
plastic sheeting and treat, and replace it
QUESTION 12
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