Is it harmfull to breath and does the area sprayed need to be aired out and avoided for any certain length of time.
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Only if citrus oil bothers you. It's completely safe and non toxic . Should be no need to vacate the area
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Nope. Not harmful. I sprayed my room and didn't wait for it to air out and just started to watch tv. My asthma and my allergies were fine with no reaction. I was worried about my cat, but he was fine too. So final result, it's people and pet friendly and doesn't flare up asthma(I have acute to moderate asthma) and doesn't flare up allergies(I have acute to severe depending on the cause).
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I have asthma and allergies, and didn't have to leave when I sprayed indoors.
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I used it in my finished basement. It actually smells pleasant. I did not have to air out and I worked in my basement for a few hours directly after I sprayed. I can say this really works.
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No it has a pleasant smell and I continued working in the room that I sprayed.
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I sprayed it around my awnings, my front door, in the corners of my garage (where I have my daughters arts and crafts) and I haven't seen any new spider webs. It's only plant oils that you'll smell. It has a strong clover smell, that only lasts a couple of days. I'd buy again after I run out. I spray every couple of months. I don't cover anything anything or air out when I spray.
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I have used this twice and find it very effective. There is a strong smell and it seems to bother my husband's sinus problem but if we are it out for just a bit all is fine..
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Yes, totally safe. We have had a larger home unit for years. It is designed to kill germs and purify the air.
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I only used once on my ceiling to prevent leakage when it rains and it worked. I am very cautious about usage since it is toxic and it should be used with protective mask and gloves. Make sure you protect your health when using. READ directions very carefully. The dangers are NOT advertized on TV. God bless
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There is no venting. Has never been an issue for me. My toothbrush is usually never more than damp when I place within the device to be sanitized.
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No! It comes sanitized, so just air it out. None of my babies (35, 32, 30) or my grand babies (2 & 2 months) have balked at the smell. Rather, they bury their little faces in-and that's the best part, they can always breathe because of the fibers. Use it for tummy time and watch!
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I have done it. its not safe to inhale so keep away from children. Place in discreet areas
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I would cover everything in the room that you don't want paint on. All carpet/flooring, all windows, all furniture etc. There will be a lot of atomized paint in the air that will settle everywhere including your lungs and eyes, nasal passages and airway. Be sure to protect yourself as well as your stuff. Wear a respirator and eye protection...
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You have to spray in a well-ventilated area. I would not use it for clothing.
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We didn't use a mask...maybe we're just risk takers. We sprayed our two-bedroom apartment and didn't feel ill or have any weird side effects afterwards. If you're that worried it would probably be best to cover your nose and mouth with a T-shirt at the very least.
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EvenThough It Is A Clean Burning Flame I WouldNot Recommend Using It Without Ventilation.
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It is not recommended for indoor use but if must, make sure the area is well ventilated
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My husband and I are extremely sensitive to smells and neither of us had an issue with this product. If you want to play it safe I would suggest taking it out of the plastic bag and air it for a couple of days.
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We cannot Answer this question directly, because, We do not Smoke in this House any Longer. The Quality of the Air with regards to Ion's & Molecules in the Air & Purifying does Seem Better. The Best Solution would be to turn one Small area or a room into a smoke area & begin testing the Product in this One Area or Room. All Smoke REGARDLESS is HARMFUL Period. Smoke coming INTO the Body or Around the Body is very Harmful to the Lungs & Skin of a HUMAN Being. Sincerely, CPT Scott.
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Yes! In fact, that's all I've used it on, and very successfully. I spray two coats about a day apart. Make sure you spray outside and try to leave the suede product outside as long as possible (a few hours at least). Otherwise, the smell will permeate your home and I don't think it's the safest thing to be breathing.
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We use ours for 1/2 hour or so at a time and have no problem with fumes. There is very little noticeable smoke or odor. But if one used it continuously, there might be a need for some external ventilation.
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Hi Travis, I don't use the hose right now. I work exclusively with Acrylics, and the filter works great to eliminate fumes and overspray. I will be working in a basement eventually, and I doubt I will ever use the hose. But, if you use enamels or paints with toxic fumes, it would be much more important to vent the spray booth out a window or under a door. This would be especially true if you have an open heat source, such as a kerosene heater or ventless gas heater.
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the Foam It systems are considered low pressure systems. With proper ventilation (windows open and fans providing fresh air), you should not have inhaled a significant amount of chemical gasses. It is a standard practice to shut off and tape off any ductwork or adjunct rooms that were not sprayed to minimize the exposure to only the area in which you were working. Any lingering odors should dissipate within 24 hours in a properly contained construction zone. As with any polyurethane spray foam application, you may have been sensitized to the foam reaction if you were too close to it or did not have adequate ventilation. the Foam It systems are considered low pressure systems. With proper ventilation (windows open and fans providing fresh air), you should not have inhaled a significant amount of chemical gasses. It is a standard practice to shut off and tape off any ductwork or adjunct rooms that were not sprayed to minimize the exposure to only the area in which you were working. Any lingering odors should dissipate within 24 hours in a properly contained construction zone. As with any polyurethane spray foam application, you may have been sensitized to the foam reaction if you were too close to it or did... » Read More the Foam It systems are considered low pressure systems. With proper ventilation (windows open and fans providing fresh air), you should not have inhaled a significant amount of chemical gasses. It is a standard practice to shut off and tape off any ductwork or adjunct rooms that were not sprayed to minimize the exposure to only the area in which you were working. Any lingering odors should dissipate within 24 hours in a properly contained construction zone. As with any polyurethane spray foam application, you may have been sensitized to the foam reaction if you were too close to it or did not have adequate ventilation. « Show Less