“The Termite Baiting System was tested in Malaysia since 1997 and it is a very effective method of termite control”

Associate Professor Dr Ahmad Said Sajap, Universiti Putra Malaysia

“Research has shown that the Termite Baiting System is very suitable for application in Malaysia in view of its weather and soil conditions. Moreover, it has been tested that it can eliminate effectively five major species of termites”

Dr Lee Chow Yang, National Young Scientist Award Winner for 2000

“…educate the society about the importance of caring our house against destructive termites and how to get the best results using the Termite Colony Elimination System.”

Wan Abdul Rahim, Managing Director, Abrar Discount Bhd

“Value for money spent. I strongly recommend it to my neighbours, relatives and friends because of my personal experience on the Termite Baiting System.”

Doris Yoong, Damansara Indah Resort Homes

“Try the Termite Baiting System - You can sleep peacefully and have no regret!”

Ahmad Zainuddin, Taman Permata

“Termite Colony of Community Service Centre for the Deaf Eliminated with Termite Baiting System.

Place: Community Service Centre for the Deaf, Kuala Lumpur

Termite Situation: The Community Service Centre for the Deaf was declared unsafe in April 2002 due to heavy coptotermes spp termite infestation at the roof’s timber of all the classrooms. This was not solved through a pest control company had consistently been spraying the infestation area using a liquid termiticide. Students of the Centre then appealed to the public to solve the infestation and rebuild it.

Solution : It is very obvious that remedial spraying of termiticide did not eliminate the existing colony and a treatment method to target the colony is timely warranted. Hence, Dow AgroSciences Malaysia and Ridpset Sdn Bhd offered to install the Termite Baiting System at no cost. In-ground monitoring stations were installed around the building while the internal was inspected for new termite activity. The Centre was advised to withhold the renovation plan till the termite colony is eliminated. Trained professional Technicians conducted regular inspections on all the in-ground monitoring stations. Stations found with termites were recruited into Recruit II termite bait and eventually led to colony elimination.

Outlook: Termite activity at the Community Service for the Deaf has now ceased to zero and attacking colony was eliminated. The building was renovated and educational activity resumed as usual. The Termite Baiting System is now in monitoring mode, waiting to detect the possibility of new termite activity in the area so that the Centre will be preserved for generations to come.

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