What type of treatment is typically utilized with fumigants for pest control?

Fumigants are highly effective substances used in pest control that work by penetrating the area being treated and effectively suffocating or extenuating pests. The nature of fumigation requires a concentrated and controlled application to ensure that the gas reaches all areas, particularly where pests might be hiding. This is why a single comprehensive treatment is typically used.

When a fumigant is applied, it is designed to cover the entire treatment space and is often left for a designated period to ensure thorough penetration and effectiveness. The goal is to eliminate not just the visible pests but also the eggs or larvae, which might not be easily reachable through other forms of pest control. This method is distinctly different from other treatment strategies, which may involve multiple applications over time, but fumigation's efficiency hinges on that single powerful treatment.

Thus, a well-planned single comprehensive treatment maximizes the potential for pest eradication, making it the standard approach when utilizing fumigants effectively.