Can I drop these into the heating vents on the wall? I think they have a nest in the wall...can't think of other ways to get these in there
282152
If you can break them up to get into the vents, they can do no harm. They do nest in walls, so that's a good idea. I researched boric acid prior to purchase and it is not harmful to humans. Some people take internally for stomach problems, etc. So any dust from tablets in heating vent would be harmless.
282153
Yes, these can be put in the vents. Some users so remove wall outlet plates and drop them in the wall.
282154
I put them in the vents and took off the plates on plug ns and light switches and put them in there. You should start seeing dead ones soon, they eat it and die.
1314926
I think it's best to let them cool. They may break apart if you remove them hot.
1300661
I think you could use it in a wood case and place it inside there as long as the top is open because you can't put anything on the top of it because of the heater unit but I think you can place it even on the floor or anywhere that you want too as long as the top is open mine is actually placed on the wall I hope this helps
1860440
I don't see a way to mount them on a wall other than drilling a hole in the plastic (which might result in cracking the unit) then putting screws through intothe wall. Mine are all stacked on each other.
1707326
sorry, I have a upflow system and have it down stream from the heating element. I think it would be best to contact the manufacturer for the correct answer. Needless to say, I have enjoyed the system for a year now without any issues once I figured out to hook it up to a Nest..
2025649
You shouldn't have to as long as wherever you keep them isn't too warm. I Keep mine in a cabinet in the kitchen that's away from the stove.
314684
Nope. They have a constant diameter with a tapered lip on the inside. So there's no room to nest them.
1446015
Yes, that's where I use them. Put it under the heat element. If you've never used anything like this before, you'll be very happy you purchased this item. Just pull the piece out from time to time and brush off.
116340
You should be able to, but they incinerate quickly. I hope your timer works. Mine didn't, and they won't take it back or do anything about it.
2195307
I doubt they will nest very well. i only have 1, but think it wont nest. let me know, also.
1301232
you can place the heater so it isn't pointed directly on them and they should be alright
1635602
You could probably put a wire hanger on them - They don't hold a ton of weight so it would depend on the weight of whatever's on the hanger
1860439
I don't see a way to mount them on a wall other than drilling a hole in the plastic (which might result in cracking the unit) then putting screws through into the wall. Mine are all stacked on each other.
391405
maybe with a good heater but I probably would say no..supposedly you can buy a tinderbox to put inside of them for heat that is why the top is vented but I wouldn't use it for winter.but is a very nice time very happy with ours thinking of getting another
1003462
These vents do not have holes drilled to mount them on a wall. I guess you could drill some holes thru the metal. The sizes are listed in the description of the item.
520497
I wouldn't. Yes, they MIGHT survive, but more likely they'll fall through and hit the spray arms, or worse, the heating element. Besides, they're (relatively) cheap and I wouldn't want to worry about stuff being stuck inside (corn kernals anyone?). Just my two cents worth.
606104
That is what I originally bought mine for but I ended up using them on the floor. I think you can buy hangers to put them on the wall. They are sturdy enough if you're not going to put anything real heavy on them.