How long will this product last before the next spray?
1473329
I am not sure I have sprayed quite a bit since I received this pro and still have about a half of the big jug left and it works
1473330
I could not say for sure because we had to clean up same day of use. I could not recommend this product to be used around people or pets. The first time I used it indoors around the perimeter of living room and kitchen. The strong smell made my gf and all our pets sick and vomit. After using baking soda to soak up the product that was sprayed then wiping up with wet paper towels the smell was still there after a week. Even with the smell we noticed a few spiders in the area where we sprayed in that same week. Please beware!!
1473331
I really don't know - who times this stuff. I know it was about 2 months before we had problems with the ants again.
1473332
This product poisoned my cat and I had to take her to the vet. The vet said it may have been the wintergreen inactive ingredient. Do not buy
1473333
I find it works for at least a month. What I found is the very best control is spraying inside house with the Ecosmart and placing Terro baits outside to attract ants away from house
345217
Dave, Since its unclear to me exactly what you mean, I'll provide a couple of answers and hopefully one will be spot on. So first, if you meant to ask how long will a treatment remain active following the application, the time range can vary quite a bit. For termites, it can last several years in the ground. And even that length can be variable depending on what % you apply. And even for topical treatments (foundations, lawns, baseboards), the same rules apply but in a smaller scale. So when applied at lower rates, one might get 3-4 weeks of residual. But at the stronger rate? 1-2 months. Again, these are just estimates because of variables like where you're applying it (inside vs outside), the impact of sunlight, the impact of rain, the impact of humidity, how many pests are in the environment, etc. Lastly, if you meant to ask how long will the product last in its concentrated form once a jug is opened, the answer is several years. Certainly 3-5 years but in most cases, you don't want to get an amount of product you don't expect to use in 5 years or less to insure it doesn't depreciate sitting on the shelf. Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
1413243
From the applications I have made, it does have a lasting effect. However, it doesn't last forever. I spray about 6 week intervals.
2021570
Not sure because I have a few bottles placed home and I don't take chances. I spray once a day 1 to 2 prays on a few places. But I think a bottle should last minimum a month but most likely 2.
1372282
Haven't used it yet, but it says 5 sprays, I think that means 5 uses. IMHO if you have to use once it'll probably pay for itself.
1369519
Wait 5-6 hours after you spray to do any normal activity. Take a shower after 5-6 hours then you can exercise as normal
1501187
You should definitely reapply every 2 hours, more frequently if you are wet/sweating/toweling off. The tube says it will last for 80 minutes.
1984754
Maybe 4...I did a light coat immediately followed by the next 2 a few minutes apart and then a heavy coat about 15 minutes later. It depends a lot on how much and close you spray as well, so that part is difficult to say, but someone noted that you should end with a nice glossy finish on the last coat.
11804
Unsure. It depends on frequency of use & hardness of water. Official answer from dealer is 3-6 months. I'm not sure I'll apply it again, You can se the water bead and shed, but the chemicals in it smell terrible & I'm sure are not good for you. Even with a mask, it gave me a headache. If you do use it, don't use the wide spray. Use the solid stream and spread it with a cloth. Less in the air that way.
1726435
I honestly don't know but I've left some in my sprayer for a few weeks. I added some more for the next application and it seemed to work fine.
1713502
I have had my one bottle over 6 months. I believe as long as you keep it sanitary by using fresh q tips to stir it and to apply than it will keep fresh until it is gone.
46815
At least 2+ years... I had a pepper spray from maybe 8 years ago, at least. Fooling around with my buddies, we ended up spraying my front tree... It worked. This bear spray is only a one time use can though....so I say it should last 4 + years but I would recycle it out every two years...you ll learn to use the can and see it in action...
95348
May I assume that either at 100 ppm or 250 ppm only a one-time spray is needed? Then I wait. :-) Thanks.
46814
I personally haven't tested this out, but manufacturers generally suggest that spray be swapped out at least every 3 years. This is the same time frame for pepper spray. Of course much of it depends on the conditions that the unit is stored. Extreme heat or cold will impact shelf life dramatically, whereas having the canister stored in a cool dry location could extend it beyond the manufacturer's expiration date.
1634271
yes it would be good after a week. Read the directions and follow the same general guidelines for respraying/treating an area. What ever the time the spray maintains an effectively treatment effect for exterminating the targeted pest would be the same general shelf life of the mixed solution.
1227749
Not long maybe 30-40 min. Maybe you did not spray enough on. I used a whole can for a living room and furniture. Another for bedrooms.
1283508
It's an ultrasonic mist, so no heat up and the fine mist should spray out virtually immediately when it's started. I only run it for 30-60 min at a time since it isn't recommended to diffuse for longer periods than that. There is still about 2/3 of the original quantity of water in the chamber after 60 minutes even though it produces a continual mist and aroma from the essential oils during the full diffusing time. So, in 180 min, most of the liquid should be used. You do need to make sure you're not using distilled water. The ultrasonic function needs minerals in the water to work properly and create the mist.