CAN i use the repellent when it is 10 degrees?
1512951
I always put mine on before it gets that cold so I don't know. I have used it a couple weeks ago when it was in the 40's. I would think you need the ground to be thawed so it can soak into the ground.
1512952
Start using it in the spring. Not a lot of mole activity at sub freezing temps.
1512953
The repellant is applied through a siphon of your garden hose and it is part castor oil. I am not sure if you have running water at that temperature but I also believe the miles fob further underground when it's that cold. Finally this product is only temporary and needs to be reapplied about every month to be at all effective
1512954
This repellent needs to penetrate the ground so if the ground is frozen, it won't have any effect until the thaw. I'd wait until spring.
1512955
I do not have an answer to your question. Liquid fence did not work for me I have used it 4 times on my lawn and still have mole activity. Very disappointed with this product. Kathleen.
1512956
I use deer and rabbit which works all the time here in Atlanta..I don't use the mole one
1512957
I wouldn't think so since the moles will be very deep in the ground trying to stay warm. At 10 degrees the ground will be frozen and the repellent wouldn't get down to where the worms are either in my opinion. The intent of this product is to make the earthworms taste bad so the moles leave for another location hunting something that taste good. You don't get much mole damage in the winter anyway so save your money and use it in the spring when the ground temperature get to about 65 degrees for several day.
704813
Its been years since I used heat tape in northern Minnesota. But on the package I have it says the thermostat is set to come on at 38F
755016
As long as you run it on high, as directed, you should not have a problem. The temperature of 160 degrees is the magic number for killing the nasties.
2112087
Yes, though it discourages temps above 125 degrees. I believe there are work arounds, but honestly 125 seems plenty hot to me. I hope that helps.
1396055
I warm the can in the house just by leaving it on a counter and then I take it outside and spray in an open shed or open closet. I keep the Deft in the house when the weather is below 50. Before using shake can for one minute
967062
you should be able to. I don't think there is a temperature limit on the sensor.
1456401
The directions state that it should be applied in temperatures between 40 to 85 degrees Farhenheit and in low humidity.
1844835
Absolutely B, you can just put the temperature at whatever you went whenever you want and leave it that way.. does that help?
2208808
I guess it depends how cold your place is but it will only raise the temperature 10 degrees I imagine so if you are shooting for 80 and its 50 its still going to be a little cold probably but certainly will help.
845737
I would expect you would want it to be at least above 10 degrees Celsius... But you could check the specs of the caulking. Below that temp the rubber seal might be hard to work with as well. Ideally about 20+ degrees is best. Hope that helps! It's a great product worked very well for me on three doors.
2007284
No. The degrees don't go that low. You would probably be better off with a candy thermometer.
180296
I wouldn't. The heat is localized and unless you have a reostat, you cannot control the temperature, which could lead to melting.
842225
It will tolerate the temperature, but the probe is rather short for your purposes... I would be afraid of burning myself if used that way... maybe if you used a heat-proof glove at the same time?
1596090
Yes. I can't think of any reason why not. But it takes a few hours to get the temp up high enough to kill any bugs that might be lurking, so it might not be energy-efficient to do it every time you come back from the library. There's a list of things not to put into the product because they might be harmed: makeup, cell phone, and the like. Shoes, coats, purses, books won't be hurt by heat.
633700
Hello You can Just Spray and Go. Of course Heat will help but not necessary.
2062518
You have to spray in a well-ventilated area. I would not use it for clothing.
633697
HelloYou can Just Spray and Go. Of course Heat will help but not necessary.