Pesticide Dilution & Mixing Ratio Calculator

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Insecticide Dilution Calculator Description and Instructions

Welcome to the Insecticide Dilution Calculator! This tool helps you find the right amount of chemical concentrate and water you need. Whether you are a professional or a homeowner, this calculator makes mixing easy. It saves you time and ensures safe, effective application.

Instructions: Follow these three steps:

  1. Enter the Concentrate Strength: Type in the percentage listed on your product label (Example: 10% or 2.5%).
  2. Enter the Target Strength: Write down the percentage of active product you need for the job. Check your guide or label for the right amount.
  3. Enter the Amount of Water: Type in the amount of water you plan to use, measured in ounces.

Click "Calculate" to see the exact amount of concentrate (in ounces and milliliters) you need to mix. The results will also show the water volume you entered.

Important Notes:

This calculator ensures you mix accurately and efficiently. It helps you apply pesticides well while cutting down on waste and protecting the environment.










Ounces of concentrate: --

or Milliliters of concentrate: --

Ounces of water: --

🛑 Safety & Effectiveness Warning!

DIY pesticide mixing can be dangerous and is often ineffective against resilient pests like German Cockroaches.

Mistakes can be costly! Stop risking your health, time, and money on complex ratios.


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References and Authoritative Sources

  1. Pesticide Dilution Table and Formulas: Calculating Mixing Rates. (University of Missouri Extension).
  2. Pesticide Safety Tips: The Importance of Reading the Label. (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency - EPA).
  3. Avoid Tank Mixing Errors in Pesticide Application. (Purdue University Extension).