WHEN THE TENT GOES UP,

TERMITES GO DOWN.

F U M I G AT I O N P R E PA R AT I O NHow to use Nylofume® bags.All items such as food, feed, drugs (including tobacco) and medicines not adequately packaged (including those items in refrigerators and freezers) must either be removed from the structure being fumigated or sealed in protective Nylofume bags that Terminix will provide. The Nylofume bags should be “doubled-up” before you fill them with items that need protection.

Please follow these instructions carefully:

1. While bags are stillempty, place one insideanother. Double-bagging isrequired to ensure effectiveprotection.

6. Check the seal by pressinggently against the sides ofthe bag and listening for airleaks. No air should be ableto escape.

5. Repeat Steps 3 and 4 withthe outer bag.

4. Fold once and secure thefold in place by using tape ora twist tie. Ensure no part ofthe top is hanging out.

3. Twist the top of theinner bag.

2. Place items inside the innerbag. Do NOT overfill — leaveclearance on top foradequate closure of the bags.

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• People, pets and plants All people, domestic animals, pets, feral animals and desired plants.

• Food, animal feed, drugs and medications1

Food, feed, drugs and medicines, including items in refrigerators and freezers, not in plastic, glass or in metal bottles, cans or jars with the original manufacturer’s airtight seal intact. (NOTE: If you do not want to remove these items, they can be double bagged in

Nylofume® bags.)

• Fish tanks containing live fish (or the fish) These must be removed or prepared according to the manufacturer’s product label. Ask your fumigation specialist for further instructions.

• Antennae, weather vanes, chimney stacks, mechanical awnings, etc.2

All devices must be removed or lowered. Ask your fumigation specialist for details.

• All valuables including jewelry, cash, art objects, etc.3

All valuables should be removed, per the request of our insurance company, to avoid possible misunderstandings. Windows will be left open during and following the fumigation. Owner/occupant/agent may post a guard at the property at his/her own discretion and cost.

NOTE: Dishes and utensils DO NOT need to be removed or washed after fumigation. Structural fumigants are odorless and colorless and will not affect paint, finishes or fabrics. They will not leave a residue on surfaces.

• Mattresses (excluding waterbeds and pillows enveloped in waterproof coverings must be opened at a seam, vent or zipper

If a mattress or pillow cover cannot be opened, it must be removed from the area to be fumigated. This includes baby mattresses.

• If automobiles are left in a garage, all win-dows must be rolled down, trunk left open and trunk light disabled.

• Schedule to have natural or propane gas lines shut off

Schedule with the gas company to shut off all natural gas at the gas meter or propane gas at the tank valve supplied to the site to guard against problems associated with gas leaks and to prevent fumigant from reacting with hot surfaces. It is the occupant’s responsibility to have the gas turned back on and pilot lights re-lit after the property has been released. We cannot fumigate the property if the gas is not shut off. (NOTE: Terminix will schedule gas shut off in California.)

• Provide the fumigator a complete set of keys to the premises for use during the course of fumigation

We must have access to all parts of the building, including garages and rooms, that are normally kept locked. All other keys must be controlled by the customer to ensure that no one attempts to enter the structure prior to final clearing. (NOTE: All doors will have secondary locking devices installed.)

• Leave the electricity on Turn off or unplug any items with electric heating elements, pianos, organs, etc.

• Turn off any automatic timing, motion or solar devices (sprinklers, lights, alarms, etc.)

• Turn off heaters and air conditioners

• Turn off and drain any solar power systems

• If the site has an attic or crawl space that is accessible through a closet, the closet must be cleared to allow access

• Pool cage screens must be removed or rolled back approximately 3 feet from the structure being fumigated

• Vines and shrubs connected to the building must be detached, trimmed or removed by the owner There should be at least twelve inches of space to allow the fumigation tarps to go between the shrubs and the building. Gravel, bark and other decorative ground cover should be raked back 12–18 inches to expose the soil. Plants or shrubs that remain under the tarp will likely be damaged or killed. Due to the nature of the work, we cannot be held responsible for damaged plants.

• The day before fumigation, the soil surrounding the structure(s) (including decks, garages, etc.) should be soaked with water Soaking should be to a depth of at least six inches for at least one foot outward from the structure.

Remove the following:

Complete the following:

PREPARING FOR YOUR FUMIGATION

Drywood termites can be anywhere in your home. But they can’t hide from us. Our home fumigation (“tenting”) process is a complete and effective treatment for getting rid of your termite problem.

Terminix® will take care of the termites, but there are a few things you as the homeowner need to do before we get started. Be sure to follow all instructions and let us know if you have any questions before we get started.

1. Terminix will remove any food items found in the premises that are not in factory-sealed glass or metal containers or Nylofume bags which may incur additional charges. Non-perishables may be stored outside of the building and tarped area at your cost and liability.2. If Terminix removes any antennae, weather vanes etc., there may be an extra charge; we will not re-install them, nor will we be responsible for inadequate function or damage resulting from the removal or re-installation.3. Terminix will not be responsible for any loss or damage due to vandalism, theft or other act of third parties.

• People, pets and plants All people, domestic animals, pets, feral animals and desired plants.

• Food, animal feed, drugs and medications1

Food, feed, drugs and medicines, including items in refrigerators and freezers, not in plastic, glass or in metal bottles, cans or jars with the original manufacturer’s airtight seal intact. (NOTE: If you do not want to remove these items, they can be double bagged in

Nylofume® bags.)

• Fish tanks containing live fish (or the fish) These must be removed or prepared according to the manufacturer’s product label. Ask your fumigation specialist for further instructions.

• Antennae, weather vanes, chimney stacks, mechanical awnings, etc.2

All devices must be removed or lowered. Ask your fumigation specialist for details.

• All valuables including jewelry, cash, art objects, etc.3

All valuables should be removed, per the request of our insurance company, to avoid possible misunderstandings. Windows will be left open during and following the fumigation. Owner/occupant/agent may post a guard at the property at his/her own discretion and cost.

NOTE: Dishes and utensils DO NOT need to be removed or washed after fumigation. Structural fumigants are odorless and colorless and will not affect paint, finishes or fabrics. They will not leave a residue on surfaces.

• Mattresses (excluding waterbeds and pillows enveloped in waterproof coverings must be opened at a seam, vent or zipper

If a mattress or pillow cover cannot be opened, it must be removed from the area to be fumigated. This includes baby mattresses.

• If automobiles are left in a garage, all win-dows must be rolled down, trunk left open and trunk light disabled.

• Schedule to have natural or propane gas lines shut off

Schedule with the gas company to shut off all natural gas at the gas meter or propane gas at the tank valve supplied to the site to guard against problems associated with gas leaks and to prevent fumigant from reacting with hot surfaces. It is the occupant’s responsibility to have the gas turned back on and pilot lights re-lit after the property has been released. We cannot fumigate the property if the gas is not shut off. (NOTE: Terminix will schedule gas shut off in California.)

• Provide the fumigator a complete set of keys to the premises for use during the course of fumigation

We must have access to all parts of the building, including garages and rooms, that are normally kept locked. All other keys must be controlled by the customer to ensure that no one attempts to enter the structure prior to final clearing. (NOTE: All doors will have secondary locking devices installed.)

• Leave the electricity on Turn off or unplug any items with electric heating elements, pianos, organs, etc.

• Turn off any automatic timing, motion or solar devices (sprinklers, lights, alarms, etc.)

• Turn off heaters and air conditioners

• Turn off and drain any solar power systems

• If the site has an attic or crawl space that is accessible through a closet, the closet must be cleared to allow access

• Pool cage screens must be removed or rolled back approximately 3 feet from the structure being fumigated

• Vines and shrubs connected to the building must be detached, trimmed or removed by the owner There should be at least twelve inches of space to allow the fumigation tarps to go between the shrubs and the building. Gravel, bark and other decorative ground cover should be raked back 12–18 inches to expose the soil. Plants or shrubs that remain under the tarp will likely be damaged or killed. Due to the nature of the work, we cannot be held responsible for damaged plants.

• The day before fumigation, the soil surrounding the structure(s) (including decks, garages, etc.) should be soaked with water Soaking should be to a depth of at least six inches for at least one foot outward from the structure.

Remove the following:

Complete the following:

PREPARING FOR YOUR FUMIGATION

Drywood termites can be anywhere in your home. But they can’t hide from us. Our home fumigation (“tenting”) process is a complete and effective treatment for getting rid of your termite problem.

Terminix® will take care of the termites, but there are a few things you as the homeowner need to do before we get started. Be sure to follow all instructions and let us know if you have any questions before we get started.

1. Terminix will remove any food items found in the premises that are not in factory-sealed glass or metal containers or Nylofume bags which may incur additional charges. Non-perishables may be stored outside of the building and tarped area at your cost and liability.2. If Terminix removes any antennae, weather vanes etc., there may be an extra charge; we will not re-install them, nor will we be responsible for inadequate function or damage resulting from the removal or re-installation.3. Terminix will not be responsible for any loss or damage due to vandalism, theft or other act of third parties.

WHEN THE TENT GOES UP,

TERMITES GO DOWN.

F U M I G AT I O N P R E PA R AT I O NHow to use Nylofume® bags.All items such as food, feed, drugs (including tobacco) and medicines not adequately packaged (including those items in refrigerators and freezers) must either be removed from the structure being fumigated or sealed in protective Nylofume bags that Terminix will provide. The Nylofume bags should be “doubled-up” before you fill them with items that need protection.

Please follow these instructions carefully:

1. While bags are still empty, place one inside another. Double-bagging is required to ensure effective protection.

6. Check the seal by pressing gently against the sides of the bag and listening for air leaks. No air should be able to escape.

5. Repeat Steps 3 and 4 with the outer bag.

4. Fold once and secure the fold in place by using tape or a twist tie. Ensure no part of the top is hanging out.

3. Twist the top of the inner bag.

2. Place items inside the inner bag. Do NOT overfill — leave clearance on top for adequate closure of the bags.

© 2016 The Terminix International Company Limited Partnership. All rights reserved. New 10/16 Key #38037