Ultratouch Pestilence Resistance


	Borite, as a pesticide, is is approved by the EPA. Under a new program started for integrated pest control, the EPA is rewarding reduction of the amount of chemical controls currently used in the industry. Recognition for needed change is supported by the EPA under the Pesticide Environmental Stewardship Program (PESP). Borite, the key and inert ingredient in UltraTouch, addresses most of the common issues facing insulation as a building material. It is also a natural at controlling these commonly found critters: Termites Crawling and Flying Pests Rats Mice Gophers Ants Cockroaches Beetles Spiders Bees Wasps Mites Bedbugs Earwigs Silverfish Crickets Fleas Fabric Pests Pantry Pests So how does it work? Borite is essentially a salt. These pests don't like the salt, it dries out their eyes, lungs, ears and other tentacle parts. So they leave to find better surroundings. Every fiber of UltraTouch insulation is treated though its patented process with a borite. That means a built in pest inhibitor is placed in every wall cavity. Now that is Value Engineering! Helpful Links: Environmental Protection Agency