Can this be used on lanai?
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It can be used on walls, floors, ceilings, cattle, fish, doorknobs, cars, lamps, roads, mountains, computers, heaters, vacuums, anacondas, beer, remotes, people, tables, camels, foxes, and can even illustrate how to properly bait a salamander if you are wishing to catch the rare vermillion clayey mirrored tomcat with a predisposition for smokeless chewing tobacco along with a fetish for pungent, moist deposits of Australian fecal matter. So yes, it may be used on lanai.
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Yes it can...basically it is an ATV. My daughter went on vacation in mMaine and actually used it on both the beach and in the thick woods behind the property they stayed at.
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I don;t see why not. It's wood. (bamboo) The only issue may be the screws might rust. But the screws are counter sunk in so even if they do you won't see it. Plus you can buy Rust inhibitor at home depot. It really works. and may I as a precaution I would use clear Thompson water seal. If they have a spray use that.
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No this unit is for Landscape lighting. You can use any wattage build from ten watts to Fifty. Just remember that this unit can handle up to Three hundred watts.
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I wouldn't attempt to use it for that application. Worked well on the small diameter tree limbs it was designed for. The blades did wear quickly but I put it through the ringer.
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I see no reason why you couldn't if you live in a warm climate. When it cycles through the cleaning process I believe it discharges a pretty salty solution that would probably kill the grass or other vegetation that may be in the area of discharge. we are thinking of doing the same thing at our Florida house but I have to solve the discharge problem first.
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Best ask the manufacturer. I'd say yes, and id say it would be a great idea the water just runs off if you polish it in really well.
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Hi there - No it can not. It's clearly stated that it is NOT to be used for water in the Instruction Guide. Hope that helps. : )
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I believe so. The label says it could be harmful to delicate foliage, but a ponytail palm has nice strong fronds. I have one, and sprayed it on mine.
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Don't see why not. It is very thin and I applied it to my boat top with a garden sprayer. Works well.
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I've never used it outside myself. If it is not in a covered area and it got rain it will fill up fas and you would be emptying it more and using up your sanitizer that faster I would think under a covered lanai would work.
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You can certainly use it but it would be more convenient to use a sprayer with a larger reservoir capacity. As I stated in my review, I used this unit with undiluted deck stain and it worked just fine for a small surface.
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Yes it can!! Your deck is not brand new so it should work just fine there are no stipulations on the kind of wood you can use it on
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I have used it on a sweater and it worked really well. Just test it on a small area...however my best guess is YES.
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I suppose you could, if you had the holes on the right angle...but I am not sure you have to-or would want to. It works well in soil and is also used in the sand...good luck
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To the extent that I have tried to duplicate this (I'm not a thief, so I lack experience), yes. If you put this on your lanai's sliding glass door together with the wooden rod in the inner track and the "Burglabar" device (also sold by Amazon and reviewed by me recently) the answer is clearly yes. The amount of shaking, movement, and bumping required will almost certainly activate the little device. Some sliding glass doors and their frames are better made; some are installed less well. Check out how your's are made. Pinning locks might be another helpful choice to reduce the chance of doors being lifted out of their tracks easily. To the extent that I have tried to duplicate this (I'm not a thief, so I lack experience), yes. If you put this on your lanai's sliding glass door together with the wooden rod in the inner track and the "Burglabar" device (also sold by Amazon and reviewed by me recently) the answer is clearly yes. The amount of shaking, movement, and bumping required will almost certainly activate the little device. Some sliding glass doors and their frames are better made; some are installed less well. Check out how your's are made. Pinning locks might be another helpful choice to reduce the... » Read More To the extent that I have tried to duplicate this (I'm not a thief, so I lack experience), yes. If you put this on your lanai's sliding glass door together with the wooden rod in the inner track and the "Burglabar" device (also sold by Amazon and reviewed by me recently) the answer is clearly yes. The amount of shaking, movement, and bumping required will almost certainly activate the little device. Some sliding glass doors and their frames are better made; some are installed less well. Check out how your's are made. Pinning locks might be another helpful choice to reduce the chance of doors being lifted out of their tracks easily. « Show Less
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I bet you could, just make sure that you get a color that matches the deck or it may look off. Sand well after it drys. Should work well if you sand well.