Can this sand flea rake be used in the winter time? In the winter sand fleas are 4-5 inches deep. Can it go that deep into the sand?
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I am able to go approximately 4-5 inches but only for a short distance. Mario.
135125
I would. If you had a major flea infestation they may still be lurking. This is the best thing for killing fleas I have found. We had a major problem after a "playdate" from another cat. We tried almost everything including bombs and couldn't get rid of them. Then we found this. Within 24 hours of using this....they were gone and things were back to normal and we had happy pets!
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I use this product from April thru October in the Northeast and I foster cats, so I have a number to contend with fleas. Whatever months are comparable temperature wise in the Midwest to those months would be the period you should use. rt you can look up the temperatures at which fleas florish or temperatures below which fleas are dormant, and you will be all set.
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Definitely. If the snow is very cold, light and fluffy, it will gobble up to 10" at a time. You also can lift it up, or tilt it up to grab a top layer, then go back in for lower layer/s.
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I use it year round. Because even if its snowing and cold you go to friends and family and could pick up an unknown passenger. Your family and friends even coworkers pets could have fleas and not know it. I take my dogs to dog parks and for walks where they encounter other dogs. I haven't had a flea in 2 years before that I had one big costly flea infestation. Its cheaper to use this year round than cleaning up and ridding your house of a flea infestation.
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Yes you can , take all pets outside till it's dry and yes it works wonders on fleas!
230593
Answer here...I have 7ft posts every roughly 6ft and I left it up all winter. I am in cental ny snow country. My only down side to it is the 2in size. Small bunnies can get through it. Worked well against deer trying to jump over it
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I'm sorry I can't really answer that. I purchased it for my son and he hasn't really had a chance to use it much with winter.
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I don't think it would work in winter when the temps are below freezing. I don't plan on using it in the cold months.
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I wouldn't think so since the moles will be very deep in the ground trying to stay warm. At 10 degrees the ground will be frozen and the repellent wouldn't get down to where the worms are either in my opinion. The intent of this product is to make the earthworms taste bad so the moles leave for another location hunting something that taste good. You don't get much mole damage in the winter anyway so save your money and use it in the spring when the ground temperature get to about 65 degrees for several day.
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It is troipical so I'd put in a pot and bring insice in winter. I put mine in south window area - dead of winter it is abt 50 in that rm at night
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I wouldn't use just that for the protection. It's summer here in Texas and it is the worst time for flea. I use comfortis and haven't see a single flea.
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That would depend upon the grit of sandpaper you use. At about 4 inch square you may want to consider the size of your job
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I installed these just before the ground froze for winter. They took a little pressure to push in and seemed to back out slightly over the winter with the freeze/thaw cycle. To be honest, I'm nervous about removing my sand bags now that it's spring and the soil is loose. I'm not sure I trust them to hold. I bought two sets and have a 15' trampoline - two on every other leg.
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If you're referring to depth, I've used it on storms over two feet - it's easiest for fluffy snow, but the wheels make it manageable with heavier snow as well. If you mean how far back can it go, as far as you can reach.Notice there's an opening (8"?) which limits how far you can go at a time, but you just pull it back, snow slides down, and then repeat the process. Very easy.
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We have used it to go as deep as 18 inches. It also makes very wide holes if you keep expanding the circle. However, I have to use a hand trowel to remove the loosened soil when I get below 6 inches or so, but it's really easy.
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I live in tampa and have a hedge about 4 ft tall. it blooms in sept/oct until about xmas at which time I trim about 2 ft off and shape it. it is in partial shade and thrives. my gut feel is if you plant now and protect it from cold you will be fine. GOOD LUCK