From comments, the Safer Concentrate soap seems to have much more positive results than the spray bottle. Anyone who used both have input?
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I didn't use both, but I'm sure the concentrate goes a lot further than the spray bottle. I used this up in like 5 applications on three potted veggie/fruit plants.
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Both the Ready to Use Spray and the Concentrate have the same active ingredients and have been tested on the same insects.
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I use "Safer" brand insecticidal soap. I've heard that some people have success using a small amount of dish soap, but I've avoided those because I'm afraid they will be too harsh on the plants.
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In response to your question, as this shampoo is sulfate free, I would imagine it is safer than a Johnson&Johnson; product specifically made for babies and children. For a proper answer, I would think the manufacturer needs to answer that question definitively or more research on your part so you can make an educated decision. Fortunately I haven't gotten any in my eyes, so I can't answer that part of the question definitively either, sorry. I do know that Young Living makes a line of kid-oriented products, named KidScents and they offer shampoo, body lotion and bubble bath, in addition to a TenderTush for diaper issues. You may want to look into that. In response to your question, as this shampoo is sulfate free, I would imagine it is safer than a Johnson&Johnson; product specifically made for babies and children. For a proper answer, I would think the manufacturer needs to answer that question definitively or more research on your part so you can make an educated decision. Fortunately I haven't gotten any in my eyes, so I can't answer that part of the question definitively either, sorry. I do know that Young Living makes a line of kid-oriented products, named KidScents and they offer shampoo, body lotion and bubble bath, in addition to a... » Read More In response to your question, as this shampoo is sulfate free, I would imagine it is safer than a Johnson&Johnson; product specifically made for babies and children. For a proper answer, I would think the manufacturer needs to answer that question definitively or more research on your part so you can make an educated decision. Fortunately I haven't gotten any in my eyes, so I can't answer that part of the question definitively either, sorry. I do know that Young Living makes a line of kid-oriented products, named KidScents and they offer shampoo, body lotion and bubble bath, in addition to a TenderTush for diaper issues. You may want to look into that. « Show Less
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The Wet & Forget is a concentrate and I believe the Spray and Forget is the ready to use. You might want to check to see if that is accurate. Whatever, it is great stuff to kill mold and algae. It doesn't remove it, but it kills it in one day.
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The only difference is that one has SHEA BUTTER in it and the other doesn't. The black soap in your link doesn't have shea butter.*I am LC from NC.*
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There is no difference other than the quantity. I've personally used both the white and black bottles. Same ingredients in comparison. I got the same amazing results from both.
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I am very happy that I got this product along with the spray bottle. When I want to do a complete clean I use the spray on but for touch ups I use the wipes. You could use the wipes for the whole job but I prefer to save them for touch ups and that way they will last longer. I will be buying this again.
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I am not sure why, but i prefer the liquid much better. Easier to handle and control pH. Also let a residue in my tank after about of week
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That's an interesting question. Probably no more diluted than any other shampoo that is used directly from the bottle. The thing to remember is that the cost of the ampules is exponentially higher than using a non-proprietary brand. You also have no control over the ingredients. That was another and very strong reason not to purchase/use this system.
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I have only used spray on treatment, which is wonderful. Based on my experience with this brand, I would definitely try it.
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the aerosol is definitely better but has less oil in the can.the aerosol covers way better and far more evenly than the squeeze bottle.the squeeze bottle dispenses product based on you squeezing the bottle making it way too easy to OVER dispense.too much oil on the filter and you blow it(the excess oil) into the intake plenum/manifold.
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You can buy Safer pre-mixed at most garden centers, but this is very expensive, since you are also paying for the spray bottle it comes in. That's why I buy it in concentrated form on Amazon and mix with water.
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The luxury soap lathers much thicker and gives more cushion and protection. It has a different scent for sure. I like it much better than the deluxe soap.
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Hi, the spray is not as aggressive as the wash as far as the pressure that comes out, it doesn't come out as fast, which I prefer personally. Both work very well, I have gotten both for friends, who live by it now. I also feel the spray lasts longer, which could be due to the fact that not as much fluid comes out when using it.I hope this helps! I think it's really a question of preference because both are extremely effective.Let me know if you have any other questions!
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I bought only the liquid as I use a pump sprayer. I prefer the sprayer method as I can spray into cracks and under things more easily and dries in place. I found powders are harder to get into cracks or under things, drift around areas more and generally harder to apply safely, staying where I want it. I also consider the spray method safer with children/pets as less poison is in the open. Remember demon is a poison, so best to limit its exposed open area.
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I have talked with the tech support on the phone and was told that all the formulas are same in terms of active ingredients, they are just labeled differently for different uses. Some people/contexts need specifically labeled products. There are differences in thickness in some of the products. There is the spray which is pure liquid, the hydrogel which is a light gel, the opthalmalgic formula which is extremely thick (and hurts like HECK in the eye, much prefer the hydrogel or liquid for the eye). Those are the ones I know. There is another question here about which formula is best for what, and that is a very valuable discussion, many of the answers contain valuable animal care insights. What I don't know is if the "Hot Spot" formula is the pure liquid or the gel (in terms of getting what they consider to be the best thickness for that use). You could call their Tech Support and ask them-- they were very friendly to me. But yes, the 16oz is the best deal and has the trigger sprayer which is so much easier to operate, especially when your hands are slippery. I also use this product on myself, they make a whole line for human use but it is ALL the same thing.
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I think they are the same product, based strictly on my own experience. I was given the spray last year but frankly, I'm too lazy to remember to use it regularly. The diffuser doesn't need my attention so, yay.