will this kill Hantavirus from mice? Can I use it in a fogger?
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I don't know if it is effective against Hantavirus. You'd have to look up specs. I think you can use it in a fogger. It's supposed to be safe to wash down cages and not have to rinse them afterwards (though I always do). I mix a quart up at a time from the concentrate and use it to soak my handfeeding supplies, as well as disinfect brooders, etc.
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You can use it in a fogger. I don't know about the Hantavirus. If you contact Revival Health, they are very good about answering questions about use of the product.
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Oxine Ah is commonly used in Foggers minus the Citric Acid by poultry keepers to treat respiratory infections. More information is available on the Backyard Chickens website. I cannot answer the hantavirus question. I would suggest you contact the manufactorer
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I don't know. I got mine for mice inside, and it seems to work for flies and ants, but haven't tried it outside.If I were you, I'd check the Riddex Company, to ask them. Sorry, I couldn't really be of much help.
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I haven't tried a thermal fogger but I believe this chemical is too dangerous to be suspended in air where someone might breathe it. According to directions it shouldn't come into contact even with your skin.
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I doubt it very much. To be sure, I would write or Email the Company. You don't want to leave this stuff lying about outside as it will poison many other animals, not just rodents.
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The manual indicates you CAN use water based products, but I believe it asks you to remove the heated head off of the unit so that you only get the aerosolizing action to spray the water based solution - as water based is likely not designed to 'fog' but rather 'spray'. The electrically driven aerosol spray pump works just fine, even if the heated exit barrel isn't attached.
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Yes it can. However by itself it has no residual properties meaning if a bug walks into that room the next day it wont die. Its best mixed with something else that has residual properties and can also be used in a fogger
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It should work in any fogger - just dilute according to the dilution table on the bottle.
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Robert, If you meant to ask "does the label allow ..." for use in a fogger; the answer would be no. And this would be true whether you wanted to mix it with water or kerosene. Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
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I simply pour this onto a cotton ball or cotton facial pad and place in key areas to control mice (in an outside building). I would not delute this product because I don't think you would get the desired results. It does work! I place my cotton balls under the kitchen sink, behind cabinets, even under the front porch.
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Yes it will kill them. Not at first but after about a day or so they die. I have dealt with an infestation of them at one time, so I know how bad they can get. It's cheaper than getting the bug guy out here. Don't use too much at one time. A pea size here and there is all you need.
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I've used the bactericide for 3 years in a small house and no lung problems. I believe the bactericide stays in the paper wick as opposed to being blown into the air. Without it the wick could get moldy and mold is definite NOT good for the lungs.
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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
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I have never used it on a rodent, but the company website says it is safe to be used on rodentshttp://emtgel.com/faqs/index.php#11
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Cannot say for sure, but my confident guess is "yes"! I have seen tiny bugs that died as a result of this spray. This is good for skin parasites and also for clearing the air of pesky little bugs that are very hard to see.
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Don't think so as this is a Fogging insecticide and not for crawling insects like mites.
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I haven't heard of this. I know that when It is used it is recommended that you wash your hands so you don't get it in your eyes or mouth. I would have to look into it more before doing this. Maybe contact the company.
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If the chemical warnings include "Do not inhale," then no it isn't advised. In general, just to be safe, the answer is no, unless you are wearing the proper safety equipment, such as a respirator. Read the warning label for any chemical you put in the fogger. It will always give you the correct answer.