Demand CS Insecticide

If used outside is it safe for pets such as dogs and cats?

Yes, Demand CS can be used outdoors around homes where dogs and cats are present, but pets should be kept out of the treatment area during application and until the spray has completely dried. Once dry, the product is generally considered low risk to dogs and cats when applied according to the label.

Demand CS contains lambda-cyhalothrin, a pyrethroid insecticide that binds to treated surfaces after drying. Do not allow pets to contact wet spray deposits or freshly treated surfaces. Extra care should be taken around fish ponds, aquariums, and reptile enclosures, as the product is highly toxic to fish and aquatic organisms.

As a general guideline, most outdoor applications are dry within a few hours, depending on temperature, humidity, and application volume. Once the treated area is completely dry, pets may re-enter the area.

HomeandGardenSupply.com recommends reading the entire product label before use and following all application instructions and precautions.

What is difference between syngenta depand cs vs demon max insecticide?

Demand CS has better residual use, using iCAP technology, which helps with residual control for up to 90 days. Demon Max can do residual control but doesn't contain iCAP technology. However, Demon Max can be used as a knockdown insecticide. Demand CS uses Lambda-cyhalothrin while Demon Max uses Cypermethrin. Demand CS is labeled for far more insects, including Spotted Lanternflies.
Generally Demon Max can be used for fast, knockdown and residual treatments, and Demand CS can be used for more long term residual treatments. Hope this helps!

Can this be used inside If it can, does it leave an odor?

Yes, Demand CS can be used indoors. The odor listed on the product's SDS is described as "Slight odor/typical aromatic solvent".