In a 3 foot tall crawl space, how should I place the bomb? On it's side?
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I'd call the company, but I think upright would dissipate better. Company is not a hard sell, very helpful
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I would be concerned that it might spin or roll from the propellant. I guess you'd be better off if you could secure it in a 45 degree tilt from the front of the space pointing towards the back.
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I wouldn't, I would set upright and move quickly out of the area....see their website instructional page. I used it in a similar crawl space and it worked great.
810263
I'm sure that it can be used and left in crawl spaces. If you have it on high though it may be too much wind. This thing moves some air!
205200
Leave enough room around the shed to build it. After competition carefully move it into position. This will require two people. I am assuming that the shed will be built on a flat concrete pad and their will be adequate clearance for the build.
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The placement of LP gas detector should be low close to the floor. It does not matter the location of the CO detector see the following abstract from the National Institute of Health http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21536403
1990379
Either works well. I usually put it in the middle if im trying to get rid of a smell. Sentinel mpde is when I keep ours along the wall.
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I think stuck to the side. The directions are vague. I couldn't understand why the heck they wanted you to drop it through the hole. It didn't matter. It didn't work. I had it in several closets and never caught a moth, although I could see them flying around.
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It goes mostly forward, there are reflectors that aim it that way. The safety instructions say three feet, but I couldn't detect any heat buildup in furniture or walls at half that distance. I'm talking about behind or to the side of it, of course.
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Well, I put 2 walls on instead of one to make it taller. It might not solve your pellets-all-over-the-house problem - put a mat down that will help the pellets off the feet. If the problem is digging around out the sides, you might just want to try 2 stacked walls instead. (you could make your own)
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Just put it where it's off to the side but in front. You don't look directly at it.
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setting this on top of a stump or small ladder 2-3 feet from the ground is the way we use it. It is very low should you set this on the ground. But, we are finding the target very useful and enjoyable. A smart use of your money!
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In my experience, having some 30FT runs in a crawlspace, the 3/8 tubing would be fine, allowing slight sags between tie points. Be sure to create one large sag in the tubing near the exit point (which stays full of water) to help prevent air and insect intrusion.
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I don't know, but it might work. You would need to seal up cracks in the shed first however. There are several short videos to be found on Google about the bomb. One of them might tell you.
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I would suggest to either not hanging it so high up or having a ladder. I haven't had th luxery yet of camping in mine but that's th way I would go. I've thought about bringing a ladder.
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If Rescue Bots are over 3" high, I'd say no. This was one of my complaints...no space to play inside the 'rooms'. All creative play happens outside the structure. I hope this helps. Have a great holiday season!
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Depending on whether or not it's an open or enclosed structure will determine placement. It's designed to pull the hot air away from your equipment and push it in the opposite direction. So wherever you can best accomplish that is where you should put it. If it's a fully enclosed case I recommend putting it at the top or flipping it upside down and putting it at the bottom.
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depending on the "predator" you are hoping to deter, instruction guide will give specifics as to measurements on a location. i am trying to keep racoons away. it says to put on all sides for best results, but that could be pretty costly. i put mine on the 2 sides most apt to be entered. so far so good. i really cant give a definite answer as i dont stay up all nite to watch for. but they are very bright and really do seem like they would do the job. i just put mine up with nails, as it has a place on it to hang them. sorry cant be more of a help....
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I would put one on your lowest level (this maybe your basement. In your case it might be your garage). I would also put one on my first level to make sure the levels are not too high.