Which method of application involves treated limited surface areas?

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

Answer: (A)

Spot treatment focuses on applying pesticide to small, defined areas rather than a broad coverage. It’s the method used when pests are concentrated in limited spots, such as around entry points, along baseboards, or near a few infested items, allowing effective control with minimal product and exposure. Broadcast coverage aims to treat a wide area, space applications target the room’s air space rather than a surface, and crack-and-crevice targets narrow openings and voids rather than a general surface patch. So treating limited surface areas aligns with spot treatment.