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You don't need to spray with both. One or the other. But you may use Elector to spray the coop, getting into every crack and crevice. Allow to dry before the chickens go back in. One application of Elector should work, and I imagine it will just take a day and the mites should be gone. If you...

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No egg withdrawal for either Elector or permethrin.

Just a quick dunk, and let the chickens air dry in the sun. The residual effect on the skin won't be affected by the sun. You've got the right idea about treating the coop. If you ever need to treat for scaly leg mites, I soak the legs and feet for ten minutes and let them air dry. These mites...

Congrats! You've conquered one of the most stubborn parasites known to humans. The only other type that I've heard that can be more resistant to eradication is poultry tics, behaving in an even more reclusive manner than the northern fowl mites. You practically need to burn down the premises to...

That is a splendid question. I've heard that one treatment will kill all the mites on your premises by biological action from the residue. The Elector should continue to work for an extended period as the mites come out of their hiding places to feed. I've used Elector for lots of different...

I love Elector! Dipping is one of the most effective methods of treating lice and mites on a chicken. As long as the day is warm, they can air dry after you blot most of the liquid off their feathers with an absorbent bath towel. I mix up a couple gallons of the Elector and use the same bath...