Could I use this to spray my crawl space under my house? I could do it without being under my house.
2060685
Definitely the plume of fog that comes out is very strong. I would say ten feet.
2060686
This is fired by a propane tank, fluid will light so you run the chance of starting a fire under the house. Don't think it would be smart.
2275032
I am not sure what kind of crawl space you mean. Water under a house would usually require a sump pump, as the amount can be very large. Attic crawl spaces can be damp, and might only require a dehumdifier. Assuming you mean under the building, I'd say 'no,' because this type pump is for managing a trickle of water drained directly from a dehumidifier or HVAC. It would be overwhelmed by anything substantial. Further, I think these are only for indoor applications.
128048
Yes, but I suggest doing research on crawlspace humidity before purchasing. It really only works if the outside temp is colder than the crawl and lower humidity. If I knew what I now know about crawlspace humidity I wouldn't have purchased this. I am doing an encapsulation on my crawlspace come spring. I am tracking my humidity with a hygrometer and I can tell you this won't cure a damp crawlspace.
1791396
I haven't but as long as you have the height shouldn't be an issue! Only thing you might want too consider is a unit that exhausts out of the front instead of upwards? The reason I say that is if your crawl space isn't much higher than the unit it self. The amperage on the motor will be higher and shorten the life of the unit. Hope I helped something to consider.
1366612
It will work on skunks, but not likely in a crawl space. The product is meant to be used on tunneling animals. Also, you might burn your house down.
781707
Not if it will leak through floorboard, underneath doors, etc. Ideally you need to just leave, and bomb the entire premises.
584396
You can vacum at fist then spray under couch and I just put couch back, dont vacum under it.Just spray around things and the entrance don't forget the garage..easy to usejust let dry then vacume the house area you don' have to vacume under anything as far as spraying around your home is not nessary.
865591
Yes, the vent tube can go thrue the crawl space to an exit, use metal duct to prevent rodent intrusions, but it should work.
1619022
I don't think this would work that way. The angle would be wrong, with the spray pointing upwards. If you have some kind of anti-gravity gizmo in your bathroom, it might work for you though. Seriously, it's designed for connection to a flexible hose. Look elsewhere if you're not going to use one.
206205
I wouldn't, I would set upright and move quickly out of the area....see their website instructional page. I used it in a similar crawl space and it worked great.
722775
You can, but you will be disappointed. The pressure of the spray is very low.
2125503
I would not use this. You don't want to breathe it. I would get some DIY liquid household insecticide and spray your carpets, and then put your woolens and silks in garbage bags with some mothballs. If you have freezing weather, throw the bags outside for a few days!
676653
Yes - we use in in our crawl space and it works quite well. One of the criteria was the drain pump which we use to drain the dehumidifier into our washer drain which is above floor level.
270580
Yes, but it depends on what your using and the purpose. I use it to spray insecticide dust in voids. It will spray a cloud of dust.
1842674
I don't think so. I looked into that and it seems to be counter productive. The spray should be all you need.
1335985
It's great for exterior use, but I wouldn't recommend it for inside the house. Even at the lowest pressure there would be tiny paint particles everywhere, and breathing it would not be a good idea, even with a mask.
1791395
IMO, circulation of air would be a challenge in the crawlspace. The unit will cycle on and off relatively quickly (every couple minutes) if you don't have sufficient circulation.