Can this be applied when temperatures are below freezing?
1667038
The can says: "Works best at can temperature of 60 degrees." The can was in a 70-degree house & we took it outside & sprayed it in 11 degrees, and it did not appear to dry. So you'd have to wait until the weather warmed up to 60 degrees, I guess. When we used it successfully previously (both inside the house & out) it was summer.
1667039
Have not tried it out in the cold, but I can go spray something with it & let you know.
1667040
I do not Know for sure. Here is the manufacturers email address for questions about the product. swifttvproducts@webcsr.info. I hope this helps.
1667041
I do not Know for sure. Here is the manufacturers email address for questions about the product.swifttvproducts@webcsr.info. I hope this helps.
592325
The description does not say that. I think if you live under climate where the temperature do not drop under the freezing temperature it will work.
1593020
I wouldn't recommend it. This liquid rubber starts to cool as soon as you apply it. Below 50 degrees you will have a hard time getting it placed where you want it before it cools. It's also going to take a lot longer to get it liquefied.
1738460
That is correct - this pad is not thermostatically controlled and, generally speaking, should not be used in above-freezing conditions. I solved that issue by adding a thermostat to the circuit. My pad now comes on and off around 25 degrees to keep my battery warm when it's cold but doesn't cook it when the weather is nice.
208626
Sorry - I don't live in a cold-weather area so don't know. Ask the manufacturer.
1151526
I would think not. Chemicals change after freeze and thaw. But contact company (Check company site on line for Tel. #)
1512952
Start using it in the spring. Not a lot of mole activity at sub freezing temps.
1567725
no, sorry chuck. it seems to have worked pretty good in the cold on the molding around my driver and rear door, but pressure was applied when the doors were closed. good luck. test it on something else 1st.
372464
Well. I guess it could but it would be backwards. The way it's to be applied is "on a flat surface". I'm assuming it wouldn't adhere too long in extreme temperatures.
2189035
Once filled, these units are not very portable; if you fill with water, add enough pet-safe (non-toxic) antifreeze to keep from freezing based on the expected average lowest temperature for your area.
1654620
I'm not sure..they worked fine above freezing but the colder it got the worse they got.
46191
We do not recommend applying decals in the cold. Temps between 60-80 degrees is best. The decal will stick fine to a plastic Rubbermaid mailbox in normal temperatures, though. To personalize, you will need to send us a message after you have purchased. There is no spot to personalize it during checkout. After checkout, go to Your Orders and find the Contact Seller link. Send us a message with your personalization details and your Order ID# will be linked to the message.
1693951
I wouldn't recommend it. The coating seems more like a polyurethane glaze and, unless it was submerged in the stuff, I doubt that the metal is impervious to the cold and moisture in a freezer. I would recommend something made of rubber, coated with an epoxy substance or a freezer-suitable plastic for such use.
60660
It can, but needs to be about half unfrozen. Mine tended to smoke if the frozen item was hard.
1401211
Depends on how much rain you get. Ideally it recommends spraying the area shortly before a snow/ice storm. If the rain isn't too heavy, it should help somewhat.
1834215
This mat can maintain 10-20 degrees F above ambient temperature. I don't think it will be able to maintain something from freezing when the ambient temperature is below zero (temperature differential is more than 30 degrees F). You will need something else to help it out such as extra insulation or an additional heat source.
804080
When you use these drops you have to mix the chemicals, let them sit then when you add to water you also have to let it sit for awhile. I don't know if this answers your question but when I used it there was still ice and snow around and I had no problem so it should be ok with the cold.