American Cyanamid Company

Eugene H Brandli

Keith F Woodruff

Dennis Thomas Smialowicz

Burton M Like

An insect feeding station having a central poison area, guide walls leading from the periphery of the station to the central poison area and a cover, optionally having transparent means to view said poison area. When the cover is transparent, or a portion or sections, thereof is transparent, the poison compartment may have a contrasting and luminous color under the poison to make removal of poison easily detectable.

Insect feeding station

An insect feeding station having a unitary base portion formed from a deformable material such as a plastic material, the base portion having a poison at the central area and ridges forming guide and baffle means to guide insects from the periphery of the station to the central poison area and to prevent probing of the poison from outside the station, and optionally, a partially or totally transparent cover. The station may have also a contrasting color under the poison to make removal of the poison easily detectable when at least a part of the cover is transparent.

Disinfectant/cleanser compositions retaining broad spectrum germicidal activity but exhibiting significantly reduced eye irritancy potential comprise a quaternary ammonium compound, a non-ionic surfactant, d-limonene, a phosphate builder, an eye irritancy reducing compound, water, and optionally a lower aliphatic alcohol.

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Towaco, NJ, United States of America

Eugene H Brandli