Mold, mildew, and fungi can also be sprayed (and brushed if necessary) with 4 oz of Kleen Free in a quart of water. Kleen Free can be used successfully in power sprayers to eliminate stubborn mold from wood. The power of the sprayer loaded with non-toxic Kleen Free penetrates the wood so that mold is safely eliminated and does not return.

You can pour Kleen Free concentrate into a hose-end sprayer and spray your yard to safely control earwigs, crickets, mosquitoes, grubs, ants, and other pests. The mixture can also be safely used inside your home or business to control roaches, ants, spiders, crickets, and silverfish. Just spray visible pests, cracks, crevices, and other hiding places.

Spray yellow jacket, hornet and wasp nests at night with 4 oz of enzyme and 1 oz of liquid soap per quart of water to safely control these pests. If nests are in ground, soak them with 3-5 gallons of water and 4 oz per gallon of enzyme.

Garden pests can be safely controlled with 2 oz of preformed enzyme cleaner per quart.

Ant nests (including fire ants) in the ground can be soaked with 3 to 4 oz of enzyme cleaner per gallon of water. You may need to use 3 to 4 gallons of water on large nests. Make a hole in the nest to receive the mixture.

Mosquitoes can be controlled after dusk by misting your area with 5 oz of enzyme and 2 oz of liquid soap per gallon of water. An average yard needs about 1 gallon. Larger yards will require more.

Flies can be controlled by rinsing garbage cans and dumpsters with water when empty. After rinsing, spray with 4 oz of enzyme with 3 oz of 20-Mule Team Borax per quart of water.

Aphids can be safely controlled (without harming Ladybugs) with a 1:500 ratio.

Keep a quart sprayer with 4 oz of Kleen Free handy to spray flies, odors, ants, stains, mold, mildew, stinging insects, roaches, and fungi.