Will this work in a Burgess Fogger
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It should work in any fogger - just dilute according to the dilution table on the bottle.
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In a small room humidity might be an issue as the fogger does exactly that - it creates a fog/mist across a pond or around a fountain. In a large well ventilated room or outdoors, it would not be an issue.
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We tried to use it outdoors for Halloween. As a result, the water drops didn't affect us. But if you're using it indoors, you need to place something under the bowl, etc., you're using to protect furniture. Word of caution . . . this fogger works well, but not long. It will operate only in shallow water, with the result being it doesn't work very long.
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I'm not sure of the question. So I'll try to wing this. If you purchase a wireless set from the same company for which it was made there will be no problem. They manufacture the receiver for their Fogger as long as it is not hybrid. Mine works fine. Male and female it must be to mate the connection
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Yes, and the effect would be even better than outdoors because there is no wind to interfere with the fog. I recommend using dry ice in the machine to make the fog colder so it really hugs the ground. I noticed in the item description that they list two different types of fog juice - one for indoor use and one for outdoor. I don't know what the difference is, but then I've also never used a fogger indoors before.
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yes if you put the right killer in it. down here in Costa Rica I use bygone it is oil based and fogs really great
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Usually not. Almost any music store will carry the fog juice by the gallon (about $25). Get a water based all purpose fog. Some are for dispersing low or high fog (I get the all purpose and have had great results)
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I use it in attic insulation work and it does not fog in that situation. Attics get very hot and you tend to sweat a lot and I have had no fogging issues. The mask and filters are sealed to the face under the shield so no air from the filters circulate within the face shield.
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You can use Froggys Fog Swamp Juice. You fill it plug it in and it takes about 5 minutes to produce the fog. When finished it needs to be emptied out and cleaned or wiped out.
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Depends upon what you are using as a chemical in the tank I would say. Check the chemical's safety data sheet. Also, in my experience, "fogger" is a misnomer. It is a fine "myster". You kind of have to aim it at something. Plus, the tank empties pretty quickly. Less than 30 minutes. Main thing is to check your chemical's safety data sheet and act and gear up accordingly.
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Yes it can. However by itself it has no residual properties meaning if a bug walks into that room the next day it wont die. Its best mixed with something else that has residual properties and can also be used in a fogger
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yes but the chemical has to be for it. the one i use is thermal fog 5000. if you need help you can call mike at 719-481-4798
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http://www.concrobium.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/FoggingInstructions1.pdfcheck out this website it is about foggers and concrobium
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Yes it will, if the scratches are very fine. Most of the "foggy" look is caused by microscopic scratches and dirt that regular glass cleaner will not remove. The plastic polish will clean that very well, but will not remove large scratches. It is the best PLASTIC cleaner I have used.
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Long time I would guess. Depends on how long you pull the trigger. It converts liquid to fog, so inherently this conversion uses little liquid.
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you can spray through the crevices I don't know about a fogger but im sure u could it is natural i am very sensitive and i have asthma and it did not effect me at all
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According to the instructions on this product, it should not come into contact with your skin, so I wouldn't use a fogger.