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I live in Pennsylvania and discovered termites last year after bombing my home for flies; it must have angered the termites because that’s when I noticed being sprayed/spit on by something. To make a long story short, I did see one soldier termite inside my home and another outside during the day by a Maple tree — verifying that I did have a subterraneans. It got worse! I discovered things that are NOT termites, but more on that later (I’ll be sending pictures for ID). My issue now is I’ve gone through the spraying liquid and the exploding phase, but now I’m being gassed and need to know how toxic it is to humans?
Thank you,
Rich from PA.