Is this the same solution used in the spray bottles, where you spray and then cover?
1650179
Yes, this is the same solution sold in the spray bottles... this is just more of it. I believe the instructions say to cover older, dried up stains so the enzymes in the solution have a longer time to work. Sometimes repeat applications do the trick too.
1650180
I really don't know. I sucked up as much of the urine as possible with a wet vac. Next I cleaned and rinsed taking up as much water as possible. Then I soaked the area. Like magic no more odor. If you don't fully soak the area it won't be as effective. After many years of puppies and later old dogs this is the best product to eliminate odor.
1650181
it's the same as what you get in a retail store. it has worked well for me. It works best on males dogs as their urine chem make up is not as strong as a female.
659319
It's super thick and would likely clog a spray bottle. I would say it's similar to Elmer's white craft glue. I applied it with one of those little foam black brushes. It goes on opaque but dries clear. Also, it takes time to dry (I gave it a full 24 hours) so you have time to shape and mold it before it stiffens.
2055962
I didn't use both, but I'm sure the concentrate goes a lot further than the spray bottle. I used this up in like 5 applications on three potted veggie/fruit plants.
1351604
It is spray. I purchased anyway, saved my old splash-on bottle, used my wife's "perfume bottle" small funnel, pried off the atomizer and poured the contents into the old bottle. The picture is very misleading.
1573691
Used it just out of the bottle.......I suppose a concentrate may exist somewhere, but it wouldn't come in a spray bottle.
1650807
This isn't a spray application, you squeeze the tube and dab it on with a rag. If it gets on the paint while buffing the solution it is easily removable by wiping it down.
2223666
The product comes with a spray bottle containing fluid you spray all over the protector. Be prepared for a challenge as the protector is difficult to apply.
353295
I have both and use the bottle/brush for more precise application. You have to be careful not to contaminate the bottle by using the brush on a dirty surface. The spray can get to areas that can't be reached by a brush, but it can be a bit messy. Note that there are also different formulations available - the D100L is a 100% solution - the sprays come in 5% to 100% solutions.
600896
Hello, Thank you for your interest! This is like spray grip tape, if that is what you are looking for. Let us know if you need any further assistance. Thanks, Customer Service
332345
I think they are the same. These bottles are difficult to use. It's easy to get way too much. I transfer it to a smaller dropper bottle.
981548
I didn't need a spray bottle. The top isn't one that you screw off. The top is just one of those where you push one half of it down and there is a small opening that allows it to come through. It is the consistency of a thin lotion almost so I don't think a spray bottle would work.
2115408
Not that I have seen. You can go to their website at www.gocontigo.com and see all the different bottles they have. I love the solution seal lids personally.
1301681
Yes, you can use any solution. I used different brands in mine all the me. Works just the same. Just make sure to run warm water through it to clean it when you are done spraying.
231488
I can't answer that question. I used a 32 oz spray bottle on my 2000 Cadillac canvas imitation top. I sprayed very liberally and used a paint brush on the areas where I didn't want to get the product on the car windows. I didn't intend to have any product left when I finished as I have no use for the product elsewhere.
2076478
I agree with everyone below. Two years later and the bottle it came in is fine. For the diluted mix, I reused a Method spray bottle, and that's still fine also.
388310
Buy the Spray and Forget super concentrated formula. It has a sprayer built into the bottle.
26163
No but it works the same and is much less expensive!! Buy the mist spray if using for topical anesthetic for injections