For treated limited surface areas, which method is described as General?

• A. Broadcast
• B. General
• C. Space
• D. Crack & crevice

Answer: (B)

General is the method you use when you apply the pesticide to all surfaces of the area that you are treating, ensuring thorough coverage of those surfaces rather than spraying into the air or focusing only on cracks or gaps. When the treated area is limited, this approach means you coat the available surfaces completely and uniformly, following the label directions, so the product sits on the surfaces you intend to protect. This contrasts with space application, which releases product into the room air to affect pests in the space; crack & crevice application, which targets small openings and hiding spots; and broadcast application, which covers a much larger area or the entire room. So, for treated limited surface areas, the general method is about comprehensive surface coverage of what you’re treating.