Is this an oil base like spider not spray. And is it safe to spray inside on painted walls.
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I have only used it outside. However, it does not seem to leave a greasy residue. I don't know about using something with so many chemicals in it on a painted wall. Maybe if it's a high-gloss paint? You might be better off with some kind of indoor spider or bug killer. This stuff will kill just about anything!!
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Precor mixed in with 1 gallon of bug spray is about the only product I know to work the best .is is known , if something works realy well , it usualy will be taken out of the stores , dont know why . Home Depot sold it years ago , then I checked on line and was happy to know that I can buy it here .Best to you
1807381
I'm sorry I can't answer your question. I know that the oil is from plants and maybe there was sometype of reaction with the paint. Perhaps you should ask the seller.
117270
My kids are the small fury kind but I had the same concern. I'm not chemist but from my understanding once the substance dries it is safe. I've been using it for years (lots of ants, huge spiders and BIG roaches in Florida) and I know my dogs eat off the kitchen floor when I drop something and they are fine. It is the most effective product EVER! I highly recommend it.
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Yes it will still be effective. This stuff is great. It does NOT kill them like Raid. The bugs crawl or fly away after they land on it. On one of my houses I noticed that spiders actually spun webs and then died. The people who make it are super cool. Just call if you have questions.
937881
The instructions say for outdoor use or in well ventilated areas. I don't know if its safe to use indoors. You can use a spray paint for popcorn ceilings, but it is hard to tell how many cans you will need, it all depends on how thick you put it on. You might want to go to a hardware store or Home Depot - Lowe's and ask someone in the paint department what you should use.
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Yes, This is the only pest product I use in my homes in SC and MA. Use the product directions for dilution info. It does not leave any residue if applied thinly and it is very effective. I just tried another product which was less expensive and it left a white residue all along the wall baseboard.
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I have used this inside my home, around the base board, on the tile, and have not had a problem with it. My base boards are painted and it has not blistered or pealed the paint. I also have used it in my pool house. It is mostly wood and have sprayed the windowsills and base board in there with no problem.
743791
That's a great question, but I really don't know. I can tell you that I have mixed a few drops in baking soda and used it as a natural "toothpaste", and I've used it in a mix spray to keep spiders out. Best of success!
1393490
Hi Sue, I used it to paint a ceiling and walls. As with any sprayer there is a lot of over-spray so mask and cover floors and any area you don't want "misted". Be sure to wear goggles and respirators for your safety. I started by testing my sprayer by starting painting into a large empty box to be sure it was working properly . After working all of the plastic coverings and rags and whatever went into the box and out with the trash.
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Its rated to spray .24 - .31 GPM. It will lay down heavy latex faster than you can put it down. Some say you can use in for interior work but with the over spray and 3000 psi at the tip, I cant imagine doing an interior unless its a new construction with no flooring or trim installed. Its a real deal paint machine and it will out work you on your best day. Buy an extension wand to help you keep up with it. You gotta keep moving and you can spray an entire 2000sf house exterior in 3 hours.
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This is NOT oil. It runs with electricity (some type panel like ceramic and has no fan. I have an oil one also by the same manufacturer. They both are great though... This particular model can be mounted on a wall which was one reason I purchased it.I plan to eventually mount it on a wall, but have not done so at this time. I do LIKE the heater very much and am pleased with the way it radiates the heat. I have only be using it on low in an area with a high ceiling that is probably 500 sq ft. It helps to warn the room to about 60-62. If I want it warmer I turn on another small heater. I would definitely recommend it, although I do not really know yet how it will impact the electric bill. This is NOT oil. It runs with electricity (some type panel like ceramic and has no fan. I have an oil one also by the same manufacturer. They both are great though... This particular model can be mounted on a wall which was one reason I purchased it.I plan to eventually mount it on a wall, but have not done so at this time. I do LIKE the heater very much and am pleased with the way it radiates the heat. I have only be using it on low in an area with a high ceiling that is probably 500 sq ft. It helps to warn the room to about 60-62. If I want it warmer I turn on another small heater.... » Read More This is NOT oil. It runs with electricity (some type panel like ceramic and has no fan. I have an oil one also by the same manufacturer. They both are great though... This particular model can be mounted on a wall which was one reason I purchased it.I plan to eventually mount it on a wall, but have not done so at this time. I do LIKE the heater very much and am pleased with the way it radiates the heat. I have only be using it on low in an area with a high ceiling that is probably 500 sq ft. It helps to warn the room to about 60-62. If I want it warmer I turn on another small heater. I would definitely recommend it, although I do not really know yet how it will impact the electric bill. « Show Less
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It will neutralize what's in the air and on the paint surface fairly well. If there is still some smell inside the paint or the wall it might come back, though. It'll probably do fine with latex but oil-based might take longer. If fumes got into things like carpets or furniture it will get that. So...no guarantees, but usually will knock it down and out of other items. Some oil-base or polyurethane takes a few weeks for the 'oily' smell to go.
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Can this paint be cured w/ a blowtorch for items that can't be stuck in an oven? And is this paint safe to use on indoor items (e.g. are there any toxic odors emitted when heated?)? Thx in advance for any/all answers!
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I would not use indoors. There are many insecticides recommended for indoor use so I would not take the risk.
506303
been a while sorry, its the yellow stuff pretty much same as in the small cans at the hardware store. slow expanding, sticks to everything but the wall. i would only use in a closed cavity, with tiny holes at top to do layers of it. i will never ever use it again. horrid mess not like you see on tv sprays and sticks this falls off the wall does not stick to it. so you have to use closed cavity to hold it in place., slows to expand so do many layers.
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I don't know if it leaves a stain on paint, but does leave greasy residue that could stain porous wood. It does get rid of spiders though and keeps them away.