How does this compare to Spray &amp; Forget for coverage and effectiveness?
472765
Never used spray and forget but this product is unreal. I sprayed this on my pool deck and patio. About 18 months later it was still mildew free. Certain areas like my plastic fence I had to redo around a year. But this stuff is AWESOME!
1351165
I think they are the same product, based strictly on my own experience. I was given the spray last year but frankly, I'm too lazy to remember to use it regularly. The diffuser doesn't need my attention so, yay.
1179102
I had the exact same question so I purchased both at first. Honestly? I didn't notice any difference - even tried mixing it up one day after another. I suspect other variations of this product from other big-name manufacturer's offer this variation and NYX just duplicated the formulations. NYX setting spray works great compared to the more expensive brands. It's noticeably better quality than the larger bottled, cheaper brands - I even tried using those after I first set my foundation and powder then using the NYX spray after it dried for a final "touch up" - but there was a noticeable drop in finished look. I would suggest one helpful tip for satisfaction with this product. The fineness of the spray misters on these bottles is lame when it comes to using as a finishing sprayer. I bought an Urban Decay travel size finishing spray: it provides a lovely even mist ideal for setting. I now refill the small UD sprayer with NYX. You'll get about 1 and 1/3 refills of the UD sprayer from each of these small bottles of NYX - thus, I now buy two NYX at a time from Amazon. Still keep a larger Urban Decay setting spray bottle on my shelf for dressy nights. Still notice UD is a little better look than NYX but not enough to use it every day for work since it costs so much more. Good luck!
1553724
Hi Don - I have never used the product you reference so I can't make a comparison. Momma is very happy with Prevail so I haven't had the need to experiment.
135023
It did not help our spraying situation. We used the Comfort Zone Spray and diffusers to deal with two cats in a spraying contest. We used it as directed for several months, along with more litter boxes, more play, cleaning sprayed areas thoroughly - which was several times a day every day! We have finally got the problem almost stopped - down to finding pee once a week or two - when we began giving the cats generic prozac. Our vet prescribed it, we get it filled at the local pharmacy, and give it to them in a pill pocket or Pill Pal. It's really inexpensive, downright cheap compared to the pheromones, and within a week there was very significant improvement. The pheromones may work for some cats/situations, so it's worth a try, but the prozac was the miracle breakthrough. We no longer live in a urine-soaked hell-hole with fighting kitties!
1912792
I don't know the Spray and Forget product but must assume that it is for smaller areas. We did a whole roof with the Wet and Forget. My contractor made up the whole container's worth and used a big floor broom to spread it on the roof in large swaths. Once treated the roof stayed free of mold all spring and summer.
91066
Spray is more uniform as for looks. Brush on gets only the necessary spots.So, I would say brush on.
1993069
I used Shake Away last summer and it did repel the deer. But although it is somewhat rainproof, it did need to be re-applied fairly often. Considering the net expense for year round application, I switched to a homemade formula of two eggs, half a cup of whole milk, a tablespoon of Dawn, a tablespoon of vegetable oil, and a generous splash of red hot sauce. Mixed in a blender for 1 minute and shaken in a one gallon tank sprayer with 1 gallon of water and sprayed on leaves, it works just as well and costs considerably less. Should be reapplied after any heavy rain. This mix works even better if left to sit outside in the sprayer for a day or two before use. Smell in area after spraying is negligible. I protect red tips, hosta and lantana with it.
297536
I don't know. Maybe one is SPF and the other is SPF and insect repellent but I really am not sure.
2166389
I'm not aware of the spray issue. The product comes with a syringe do let you squeeze a small amount, and you don't need much. It comes out a bit like a toothpaste and you only need a little button size area. After time it dries. I used in it my outdoor areas--garage, porches. It sticks a bit to the cement but can be knocked loose if you want to clean it off later. If I used it indoors, I might consider laying out a piece of aluminum foil under it to protect the floor. I didn't use it indoors . I used simple, cheap borax powder around the washer dryer area, and around the fridge.
924159
When you open both sites for original finishing spray and 10 years younger you will see that both have the same ingredients. IMO it is only marketing with different names but product is the same. Unless there is mistake in listing, the best would be to get both kinds and compare in person.
1224900
I bought only the liquid as I use a pump sprayer. I prefer the sprayer method as I can spray into cracks and under things more easily and dries in place. I found powders are harder to get into cracks or under things, drift around areas more and generally harder to apply safely, staying where I want it. I also consider the spray method safer with children/pets as less poison is in the open. Remember demon is a poison, so best to limit its exposed open area.
2269083
I've only tried the aerosol myself. I read reviews before buying and thought the aerosol would work better for me. It covered very well and was easy to touch up the dry spots after the oil soaked in a bit.
1668866
Personally I preferred the spray can version better to adhere to every and any thing. What sucks is if you're indoors, you won't be able to use it with out the windows and doors open while wearing a mask. Again, It takes to plastic. Yes. BUT the spray can is better for a finished look. No peeling or bubbles.
755138
It is the best one that I have found. When you first spray it, it appears milky but quickly fades when you wipe with a microfiber cloth The result is a streak free finish. The bottle also lasts a long time so it's a good value too.
1507629
It's much better. I have both the Alen Breathesmart and a Winix 9500. The Alen is quieter, has greater square foot coverage, and removes allergens more completely.
1571632
Hello Nicky. I once treys a generic one but never got a tight "seal". To e honest with you I use bug repellent sprays. There is one supposedly all natural that we use that gets great results. It called California baby. I don't know, you might wanna give it a try. Doesn't qualify as what you are looking for but i thought it might help.