Can it be used to sanitize the air in my condo? Is it ok for me &amp; mes pet rats to be in thecondo right after fogging it? Thanks
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It is my understanding that it is inert if not activated, therfore safe. I have used it to sanitize many smelly musty locations in my studio and home.I use it in a room fogger in my hen house regularly with the chicken in the hen house while fogging. I make a dilutes solution with water for the fogger. I use it full strength when spraying it in problem area in my home and studio
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Not in the immediate area, but I run it in the house with pets in another room no problem. If you have a house HVAC unit circulating air it shouldn't be a problem.
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I can't say for sure, but I would guess that odors would be trapped somewhat in the filter, and maybe after a while begin to "leak" out. I would try to control the odor from the source- the pet, carpet, etc. I know this is not always easy. I would imagine the filter would be effective on particles originating from the pet, like dander. Hope that helps.
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According to the rep that assisted me he said, the O3 is not toxic but he recommended not having anyone or anything in the room that breathes. Just turn it on, take your cats on an errand for bout n hour. Go back to your place, turn off O3, open the windows or ventilate and you should be good. I turn it on, take my dog for a walk, then come back n ventilate. I love it.
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Untill it becomes cloudy.Its a viable sanitizer.Its also great in a spray bottle for kitchen. And home use.hope this helps.
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yes. fogger is toxic, also cover dishes ect. better safe, than sorry! you must also vacate building for three hours, then open windows, to let excess toxins escape. i hope this helps out! sincerly, r.h.
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I don't see why you can't. I think it would work on a small space. Its not like your typical fogger so you can point and spray where it is needed.
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I have three of them placed throughout my home which is approximately 3 thousand sqft. The largest room that I use one of the units is 800sqft. and have no problem with purification of the air. The other two rooms are 500sqft. & 350sqft. I have two Cocker Spaniels with long hair and the purifiers work fabulously.
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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 recently used some on my bed and did not wash the sheets immediately after, and I had no problem. If you have sensitive skin, you might want to spray the mattress instead of the sheets, then put clean sheets on after the mattress is dry. According to the directions, you should not breathe this stuff, so I would recommend leaving the house for about an hour. This is not a fogger, so there isn't a cloud of stuff in the air, but it does need some time to dry on the surfaces you spray it on. Once it's dry, it should be safe for your pets to walk on. Be sure to do all the carpets/rugs, upholstered furniture and mattresses. I recently used some on my bed and did not wash the sheets immediately after, and I had no problem. If you have sensitive skin, you might want to spray the mattress instead of the sheets, then put clean sheets on after the mattress is dry. According to the directions, you should not breathe this stuff, so I would recommend leaving the house for about an hour. This is not a fogger, so there isn't a cloud of stuff in the air, but it does need some time to dry on the surfaces you spray it on. Once it's dry, it should be safe for your pets to walk on. Be sure to do all the carpets/rugs,... » Read More I recently used some on my bed and did not wash the sheets immediately after, and I had no problem. If you have sensitive skin, you might want to spray the mattress instead of the sheets, then put clean sheets on after the mattress is dry. According to the directions, you should not breathe this stuff, so I would recommend leaving the house for about an hour. This is not a fogger, so there isn't a cloud of stuff in the air, but it does need some time to dry on the surfaces you spray it on. Once it's dry, it should be safe for your pets to walk on. Be sure to do all the carpets/rugs, upholstered furniture and mattresses. « Show Less
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Not at all, just do it in a well ventilated area. The initial strong smell of the aerosol will fade. I did mine in driveway then left with windows open through the night in my garage. Worked great.
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I have two such units even though my condo is only 1088 SQ Ft. due to heavy dust pollution caused by a nearby highway. I get very good results by turning ionizer on midway and the fan on high 24/hours a day. An unexpected side benefit, the ozone kills large palmetto bugs. I also have two large air cleaners which in addition to the two ionizer machines gives a healthy breathing environment.
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Anna, I would not suggest you do. I setup a slightly enclosed "haunted house" apx, 30ft x 20x and within 20 minutes it was fogged to the point you could hardly see while walking through it. I will say I am very happy with the fogger. It did it's job well. Just make sure you keep an eye on the fog and are there to turn it off when it gets too thick.
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I really don't know the answer to this question, but a you have to do is sprinkle it all over the carpet like you would with carpet deodorizer. You would have to leave it on there for a few days . It's harmless to pets .
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There should be no fogginess! I do rinse mine with regular saline usually before using. But there is nothing this solution does that makes anything unclear. The peroxide changes to saline. CLEAR saline.
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As I mentioned a while ago, I would not run the device while pets are in the room. Years ago a friend of mine lost a cat. It died for no obvious reason a while after that air purifier was in the house. I rather would run it on sanitizing mode (strongest mode), while the animals are outside and then shut off.
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I don't know. I don't have any pet's at home. Besides I believe it just emits negative ions and doesn't really filter the air.