can this product be used in a fogger?
921093
I do not see anything on the directions about using this as a fogger. Contact the mfg for clarification I am not qualified to answer this question. Fiberlock Technologies Inc. 800-342-3755
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.
14429
Yes.. I use it for trees and other areas on the course. It doesn't work in fog...
1898588
Yes, and the effect would be even better than outdoors because there is no wind to interfere with the fog. I recommend using dry ice in the machine to make the fog colder so it really hugs the ground. I noticed in the item description that they list two different types of fog juice - one for indoor use and one for outdoor. I don't know what the difference is, but then I've also never used a fogger indoors before.
1513350
I don't know about hantavirus isn't that transmitted by rodent droppings? Anyway my understanding is that this is not for viruses it's for mold. I would never ever put it in a fogger as the fumes are strong and there are all kinds of warnings on the label about them. You even need to wear gloves when using it to protect your skin from contact. This is serious strong stuff I would not mess around with using it any other way than as they say on the label.
838977
If you plan to use a smittybilt fairlead roller there are two holes on the top of that which work well for fogs. If not, smittybilt makes a $20 bracket for fogs
1879107
It does say on the label that it kills fleas and that was our purpose for buying these. We did not see any after use but did not think that we had a bad problem before we used the fogger. I would call it effective, but can't speak to how well it would work if you had "an infestation"?
629974
I am sorry, I do not know. I use Fog Tech in an outdoor environment. It does, for me, work well in high humidity situations outdoors. It keeps my glasses from fogging up.
2241498
I use it in attic insulation work and it does not fog in that situation. Attics get very hot and you tend to sweat a lot and I have had no fogging issues. The mask and filters are sealed to the face under the shield so no air from the filters circulate within the face shield.
160528
No it probably won't, I can only get them to fog up 10g tanks maybe even 15g but it wouldn't fog up my 20long
1547459
yes but the chemical has to be for it. the one i use is thermal fog 5000. if you need help you can call mike at 719-481-4798
1213330
Absolutely an excellent choice for fogging! Using Mold KillerTM in a fogger unit creates a very thick cloud of mist, one you can't see through at all. Additionally, Mold KillerTM will air-out and not stain any surface. It won't cause contamination to the indoor environment, as many products do. With a couple of fans and free air, you can help the live and dead mold spores escape to the outdoors. Plus Mold KillerTM will provide ongoing protection against mold rebirth. http://itk1.com/content/authorcert.pdf Jay
629973
That's a real good question. Unfortunitly I havent used this product in those conditions. I'm guessing that product will only prevent a portion of your lenses from fogging.
153894
No. I have not found one yet that is fog free. Just warm it a bit first and it will cut down on the fogging. I use mine daily.
515199
I dilute with water for foliar and root drenches. Not sure about dilution for a fogger but my 1st guess would be plain old water. If it was me, I would dilute with 3mls per gallon of water for a fogger. Same dilution rate I use for other methods. Verify and add 1 ml per gallon until desired effect is reached. Hope that helps a little.
1046516
That will depend on what type of fog juice you use. I have tried several including mixing my own and I haven't had any problems with smell.
840306
Absolutely. We had a polar weather here in Chicago this past winter. My windows of old Ford were constantly foggy. I used this spray. I was surprised by increased visibility after using this spray. This spray usually lasts about one week. Then, you need to re-spray it. Also, before you spray, you need to wash your windows to make them clean first. Otherwise, the spray won't be as effective.