Is this product okay to use on strawberry patches?
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Well, it's pretty much the liquified version of the granules you can buy at organic suppliers for pre-weed control. That said, I just don't know whether it would have any negative impact on your growing strawberries. I wouldn't think so. I've used it solely for my lawn. If you can find the manufacturer, I'd give them a call.
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I've never used it that way, but it's an interesting idea. Since the corn gluten works in a pre-emergent fashion, theoretically the strawberries should be fine as long as they are leafed out. I may try this myself! I do echo another respondent's advice to call or write the manufacturer, though. I'll post how I go with it later on.
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I only do strawberries with this product. After I take them out of fridge, the coating tends to soften again after an hour or so. Cant really advise you because strawberries contain so much internal moisture vs the hard oreo. Try taking out only 2-3 as a test and see what happens.
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No this is not for sun spots, a great product for sunspot is http://www.purestessentialoilz.com/store/p11/doTERRA_Immortelle_Anti-_Aging_Blend_10_ml_roll_on.html
706253
I use it in my home made sugar scrub, and have never had any problems. I would think using it in lotion would be fine, as well!
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Yes. I have been making chocolate covered strawberries with the leftover chocolate chips. It worked great.
59173
I use mine to rinse quinoa and it works great for that. I don't know how fine Strawberry are so I'm unsure how it would work for that.
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I used the product on moss growing on the siding on my house. It didn't harm the shurbs/flowers in the bed directly below this area.
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It depends on the brand of patch. If you use patches made by Myalin (sp?), absolutely. Ive seen it cover a 100mg patch so 25mg should be no problem. NOTE: THE PATCH instruction tell users not to cover them with patches.Read your instructions carefully!
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No. It is not to be used on areas that will come in contact with food. Great for gluing decorative china and porcelain figurines, however.
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I think strawberries are too small. Use an egg slicer! Works perfect, can also cut mushrooms.
528489
I use it on my veggies for powdery mildew. It says "safe for organic gardening".
125635
You would have to read the ingredients-but my husband has been very pleased with these patches. He says that they last a long time!
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The consistency of the dried silicone is quite pliable so should not be bothersome; not sure of possible chemical irritation so check online before using. Might be better product at materials retailer. Good luck.
72736
I used it on some silk shirts with no trouble, so I would think you'd be okay to use it. You might want to do a test patch by applying it lightly in a small area and give it a day to see if anything happens. I really think it will work great though.
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I would not advise it. After just one use, I threw these patches away. The residue it leaves behind on your skin, after removal (which is not fun!) is awful.
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DOnna, I live in Olympia, and was afraid I would have to apply this every time it rained, but not so.The package states you can use it on edible crops. when you use it on edible crops, apply the product when no above-ground harvestable food commodities are present. I use it on strawberries and tomatoes before the "harvestable" stage (ie when very small and green). We cannot taste it, and haven't noticed any health effects. This works pretty well for me. Deer will taste anything, but if I put this on once a month or so, per the package directions, they seem to get a taste and then leave things alone. DOnna, I live in Olympia, and was afraid I would have to apply this every time it rained, but not so.The package states you can use it on edible crops. when you use it on edible crops, apply the product when no above-ground harvestable food commodities are present. I use it on strawberries and tomatoes before the "harvestable" stage (ie when very small and green). We cannot taste it, and haven't noticed any health effects. This works pretty well for me. Deer will taste anything, but if I put this on once a month or so, per the package directions, they seem to get a taste and then... » Read More DOnna, I live in Olympia, and was afraid I would have to apply this every time it rained, but not so.The package states you can use it on edible crops. when you use it on edible crops, apply the product when no above-ground harvestable food commodities are present. I use it on strawberries and tomatoes before the "harvestable" stage (ie when very small and green). We cannot taste it, and haven't noticed any health effects. This works pretty well for me. Deer will taste anything, but if I put this on once a month or so, per the package directions, they seem to get a taste and then leave things alone. « Show Less
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I have used this glue to attach many things. The thing is to watch for is the glue oozig through the fabric. Test it on fabric on scrap leather first. The decision can be made then.