Will mold fogger work in a 30ft sailboat?
299893
My impression is that it needs a contained space in order to be effective, so I guess my answer is I don't know, it depends. Can you contain the material which sprays out of the top in the effected area reasonable well for a few hours? For a small fairly open boat, my gut reaction would be no. For a larger boat with a cabin area which is the effected area I would say probably. I would take as much stuff out as possible and air it out. Then with all the drawers, cabinets open, but the space reasonably sealed, give it a try. The product is alcohol based so remove possible sources of ignition during the spraying and for a half an hour or so afterwards.
299894
My impression is that it needs a contained space in order to be effective, so I guess my answer is I don't know, it depends. Can you contain the material which sprays out of the top in the effected area reasonable well for a few hours? For a small fairly open boat, my gut reaction would be no. For a larger boat with a cabin area which is the effected area I would say probably. I would take as much stuff out as possible and air it out. Then with all the drawers, cabinets open, but the space reasonably sealed, give it a try. The product is alcohol based so remove possible sources of ignition during the spraying and for a half an hour or so afterwards. My impression is that it needs a contained space in order to be effective, so I guess my answer is I don't know, it depends. Can you contain the material which sprays out of the top in the effected area reasonable well for a few hours? For a small fairly open boat, my gut reaction would be no. For a larger boat with a cabin area which is the effected area I would say probably. I would take as much stuff out as possible and air it out. Then with all the drawers, cabinets open, but the space reasonably sealed, give it a try. The product is alcohol based so remove possible sources of ignition... » Read More My impression is that it needs a contained space in order to be effective, so I guess my answer is I don't know, it depends. Can you contain the material which sprays out of the top in the effected area reasonable well for a few hours? For a small fairly open boat, my gut reaction would be no. For a larger boat with a cabin area which is the effected area I would say probably. I would take as much stuff out as possible and air it out. Then with all the drawers, cabinets open, but the space reasonably sealed, give it a try. The product is alcohol based so remove possible sources of ignition during the spraying and for a half an hour or so afterwards. « Show Less
299895
Not sure, but don't see why not. I'd call the company. All I know is it does what is said it would do for us. The que you want to ask the company is that most of your sail boat is exposed and I assume you want to do the below deck? This is a bomb, not a spray on.
299896
I wouldn't see why not. You may need more than one can. Check specifications. The cans need to be situated in a stable position so they wont fall over. Probably would be fantastic penetration if you had most of the shrink wrap still covering it.
1323169
No, it will not. It just helps to repel water, dirt and other staining items from the deck. Also helps with oxidation on the fiberglass throughout the boat.
1074611
Yes just keep in mind to use the filterbecause when used in a enclosed space it will fogg up in about 10 min and you don't want the product being sucked into the motor.
571989
I am not sure, due to the height. You need to have at least 1.5-2 inches of water above the top of the unit for it to work well, and it would depend on how much water you have in the aquarium. If you were going to put a small bowl into your dragon to hold the fogger, it could work. If there is too much water above the top of it, you won't get the fogging effect.
1802472
have never tried it, but I am sure if it screws on to the provided cap piece it would work. One extra thing we do is to condition the water - i.e., neutralize the chlorine even in the fogger, and it sure seems to keep the critters happy.
2042755
It might for a day or two. It comes in dry ice, so it may last that long. I dont know because we used dry ice to make fog.
1263423
No problem with the distance but take into consideration that there is a considerable amount of condensation produced that requires a run off in order to avoid humidity problems. Works well and will give you good results.
231272
I used it on my 20 foot StarCraft to seal two rivets near the bow and two rows from the keel, the only way to get at them was from the outside of the hull, as the boat is finished inside, ahead of the walkthrough windshield. I had two rivets which were leaking and investigated how to solve my problem, and Gluvit worked for me, I did apply three coats and let each cure over a period of about a week before I put the boat in the water. I did not put primer or anything else over epoxy and it has sealed my boat for 3 yrs and counting.
664241
I can not see why not. I would add water to Sporicidin Mold disinfectant cleaner as stated and put that into fogger to apply to affected area. Good luck and I hope it works for you
658714
I don't see why you can't. I think it would work on a small space. Its not like your typical fogger so you can point and spray where it is needed.
899933
If the mold has worked it's way behind the silicone then no but any surface mold it will really do the job. I use on my boat and it is really amazing stuff!!
1133885
Yes that will definitely work for that size of an object. Make sure there is enough surface exposed to desperate the mold from the object once it dries.
1751894
Get the 1000 watt machine and mix 50% glycerin to 50% distilled water and OMG! It blows fog like crazy! We put essential oils in the mixture to make a pleasant smell too!
1399019
I doubt it very much. I no longer have my instructions from the manufacturer. I would suggest going to their website and looking for specifications which may show temperature extremes that the mold can tolerate.
536438
Do not use in the mini fog. The machines are very different and you will destroy it.
2185446
I used it on my full canvas enclosure on my boat which has the large clear plastic windows. They were cloudy and perhaps moldy. This product made them like new. I was very impressed.
14429
Yes.. I use it for trees and other areas on the course. It doesn't work in fog...