Can I put around in my basement (dirt floor) and then in a week or so put outside around foundation?
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Put the product anywhere you think the snakes may show up, any time. It does not work while it is in the container. I have not seen a snake since scattering it around our back patio.
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Pretty much what I did last year. Haven't seen any snakes. I had driven copperheads out from under cabin and deck with mothballs and used product in follow-up when impressed by initial effect.
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Sorry I really don't know.I put on a basement floor with little to no trafic. And only have had it down for a few months. But I treat it like my hardwood floors.
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I use a frame for it. But I do not think it is necessary to add on a foundation. The bottom of this mattress is quite firm, and the top is comfortable-soft.
1995639
Sorry, I use mine in the basement as well. It would be about like running an air conditioner.
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If your basement's temperature is constant and it's dry in there,you can store the product for about 12 months. Kind regards !
447643
There are slatted foundations available. maybe this would suit your needs. I bought this mattress and mold developed on it within 30 days. It is supposed to be mold resistant. They sai I voided the warranty by letting mold grow on the mattress. Their warranty is a joke
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Start from the basement and go up. Remember this is a "maintenance type product", not intendedto remove a clog in 20 minutes. It requires patience and time.
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No, I run mine in a basement directly on the concrete usually 4 miles a day and it works great.
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possibly. You want to tar the outside of the foundation, and use a vapor barrier paint on the inside. Concrete is a water sponge. Air flow assists here. Do you want to test the wood or the concrete?
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I was using mine in my basement, with a rug on the floor. My hockey sticks broke indoors. Plus it is knee hockey, so it might be hard to do outdoors.
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I actually asked the same question to a home inspector. He said it is not recommended to put it in the basement but can be done. Reasons being that if it or any of the connections should leak you would be blowing all the radon into the house creating an even higher level.
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You can use your foundation, if it is good and solid. If it is really like the old box with springs in it, you may want to get a sheet of plywood to put on top of it and then put the mattress on it. If it is the box foundation that does not have springs you probably would not need the plywood. As long as your foundation is solid you do not need to get a separate foundation.
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It is an outside toy. It's a little large for inside. If you have the room in the basement or wherever, it would be fine.
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My ipool is downstairs I have them both on landscaping bricks just to keep them off the ground it fDefinitely won't hurt I also went to my local tractor supply and put the pool on horse stall mats so it's not such a hard surface my basement is cement less of a chance of ripping good luck I LOVE LOVE MY IPOOL
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You are going to be really squeezing it. I don't think it will work for you, as I am 6,1 and I must be at least 7 feet high when I am on the up and up part of the dip.I am so sorry, you can't use it in basement, maybe somewhere else, because it is definitely worth it.Good luck friend.
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I would love to help, but i bought this as a gift. And, my nephew and wife live in a house without a basement.So, i really do not know. Good luck.
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Yes it can be used on a foundation rather than a box spring. In fact I bought a foundation from amazon and it is tall enough to put storage tubs under. It is also quite comfortable. You won't be disappointed.