Can you spray this on woodwork inside the home? Will it harm indoor surfaces?
869457
I have sprayed it on my wood. It didn't hermit in any way, but it did leave a sticky residue let it dry, so it does need to be wiped off.
869458
I have used this inside my home, around the base board, on the tile, and have not had a problem with it. My base boards are painted and it has not blistered or pealed the paint. I also have used it in my pool house. It is mostly wood and have sprayed the windowsills and base board in there with no problem.
869459
Despite the water base, the orange extract can cause damage to finish on furniture and woodwork. If you do spray this on surfaces, it is recommended that you wait 3 seconds, and then "wipe off the excess". I hadn't realized that some of the liquid had hit the leg of a wooden table. It left white marks because it had taken the finish off the wood. I had no problem with non-porous surfaces.
691232
I wouldn't use it indoors as it would probably leave a film on your floor and furniture. If it was an indoor porch and you don't care about the furniture, it would probably work great as all the mist would be confined to a room.
707238
I only used it on the cabinets in my house, kitchen, bathrooms, laundry room. I didn't try it on my hardwood floors since it has petroleum distillate in it and I have pets who lick their feet. I also used it only when I could have a lot of windows open to air the room and house. You need to wear gloves when you use this product.
1807109
Mark, I sprayed it on our concrete basement walls and stained wood siding this fall - didn't notice any adverse effects or staining. Tom
547706
Assuming it's indoor furniture, yes, you can just go ahead and use this. I find that it cleans as well as oils. Using some 0000 steel wool or just a clean rag. Let it soak in for awhile then wipe up any excess with a clean rag.
2134512
You only need to mist, not spray. Yes, I have used this on carpet, leather furniture, wood floor, wall close to the moldings, bedding, etc. The true clue is to use a mist and not drench everything in it. I hope it helps :)
2071410
I wouldn't have a problem using on inside furniture (although I used for outside) make sure your floors are protected from the wet and maybe use in an area you can open a window to outside for ventilation. Not a strong smell but it is a "chemical"!
187784
This should only be used indoors. The wood, though it has a finish on it, is not suited for outdoors.
1577767
I don't know, it works great indoors, on wood or any surface that it will stick to.
2067967
Maybe --- the pressure is certainly high enough --- but it could be a little risky, especially for oil-based stains as these contain particulates which could clog your spray nozzle. I assume that you're looking to stain/seal a deck, or some other outdoor structure, rather than indoor items such as cabinets or furniture. If that's the case (outdoor use), then go ahead and try it, using a fan rather than a cone nozzle, but make sure that after use you immediately cleanse the system thoroughly with mineral spirits and then hot, soapy water, then clear water. I'd go so far as to soak the nozzle in mineral spirits overnight before final cleaning with soap and water. Good luck. Maybe --- the pressure is certainly high enough --- but it could be a little risky, especially for oil-based stains as these contain particulates which could clog your spray nozzle. I assume that you're looking to stain/seal a deck, or some other outdoor structure, rather than indoor items such as cabinets or furniture. If that's the case (outdoor use), then go ahead and try it, using a fan rather than a cone nozzle, but make sure that after use you immediately cleanse the system thoroughly with mineral spirits and then hot, soapy water, then clear water. I'd go so far as to soak the nozzle... » Read More Maybe --- the pressure is certainly high enough --- but it could be a little risky, especially for oil-based stains as these contain particulates which could clog your spray nozzle. I assume that you're looking to stain/seal a deck, or some other outdoor structure, rather than indoor items such as cabinets or furniture. If that's the case (outdoor use), then go ahead and try it, using a fan rather than a cone nozzle, but make sure that after use you immediately cleanse the system thoroughly with mineral spirits and then hot, soapy water, then clear water. I'd go so far as to soak the nozzle in mineral spirits overnight before final cleaning with soap and water. Good luck. « Show Less
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I wouldn't recommend this particular product for that use. Around the house yes. However be cautious if used on furniture. It can peel paint if not removed with cloth and stain fabric furniture. Worked great around perimeter and even in garage. It is a very good product but I found that Kleen Free Naturally (concentrated version is best) would be a better choice as it is a non toxic enzyme solution safe around house and even pets. I admit I have used it the laundry, on my skin, and even in a bath. Even made a body spray solution with added essential oils such as lavender and tea tree. Though product doesn't recommend it's use in that way, when dealing with scabies we must improvise and use what we can to improve our quality of living. It's not an immediate end all cure but so far has reduced the outbreak dramatically and made life more comfortable. That's worth its weight in gold. Best of luck to you. I hope this helps.
2142885
It would probably tear the paint off, I am not sure, I've never tried it inside the house, but it does have a strong tar odor to it, especially when it gets warm and the sticky side is very sticky.
1086992
Its not designed to be sprayed around the exterior . Its designed to be sprayed on wood. General insecticides such as talstar are for exterior perimeter treatments.
1253944
I will not recommend use on furniture, some of the ingredients can damage the finish of varnished wood.
2101625
Again as noted on other responses, test it on an area which is not going to show. The stuff is strong, and might remove some natural finishes, like oil finishes. It is really not for furniture.
1197031
You could but it might damage the finish on the wood. Try it out in the corner. You need to soak it into a paper towel and leave it on for about five minutes. If you change the soak time you would get different removal. Might just work.
570867
I have only used it in our bathtub so I don't know about using it on wood. I'm happy with it's use in the tub. It just has to be re-sprayed about once every couple months. But it does work.