Is this made to spray clothing?
1828839
You can spray clothing, but not so good for it. Better to spray you (it works for about 5 hrs of hot work, gardening, hiking etc), then wipe off or shower.
1828840
No it is a poor choice for that due to the narrow, large particle spray produced and that Deet is somewhat oily and bad for some synthetic materials. A better clothing spray would have Permethrin as the active ingredient instead of Deet and be either an aerosol or large trigger style pump container. Plus, Deet washes out right away so no protection after clothing is washed, making it less economical in the long term.
1828841
Sorry for the late reply, Muddy - your message some how ended up in my spam folder and I didn't see it until now. Yes - the the insect spray can be used on clothing. Just be sure to wash it off your skin when you come back indoors. We used it on a few trips this year, including a three-week vacation in Alaska - it did a great job with the mosquitos!
2201200
I can't say if it is or isn't, I never used this product directly on any clothing, but I did spray the curtains I have hanging in front of my closet including the walls and floor areas in the closets.
1678044
If you spray this on clothes, it leaves a very minty smell. If you spray a lot it can leave your clothes a little sticky. I sprayed a lot on my dog and he was a little sticky.
1693276
I'm sure it can be, I use it on my jackets for the winter waterfowler season on Long Island in NY. I also ut it on my cotton hats for the summer to bead the spray away while on my boat. It's like rain-x for clothing. Just spot check it to make sure it is compatible. Remember it's petroleum based. No synthetics
365034
I haven't sprayed on clothes or plaster walls. I have used it on cedar blocks and sprayed the lid of my cedar chest. Be sure to let it dry before coming in contact with materials.
2032229
I'm not sure. It didn't work well on my microfiber sofa, so I think it might not be a good fit for clothes. I typically just use the sticky roller things or that and they work well.
1204865
No. This product stained my clothing when used. Don't buy this product for use on anything!
439422
I do not think it was made for that, it won't make through a wash but maube for a dolls clothes. I used it to hang picture frames (cardboard) on a wall and they work very well.
1678049
I'd hate to say yes or no because quite frankly, I don't know. But I do know it has a very powerful minty smell, so if you do try spraying it on clothes, I hope you can put up with the smell.
1964081
Yes, but I don't recommend doing a spray application. The product is very thick (and sticky, spraying will get EVERYWHERE) and needs to be that way or you will get streaking. Big time. If you just switch out the brush that comes in the pack to one that will hold up, it works great as a roll-on.
1116595
I would say not. It emits a very fine spray mist and is designed for a very watery liquid. I would very much hesitate to use it for that purpose.
1214089
This is more designed to be used directly on the animals. There are other sprays design for vehicles clothing furniture and such
928535
No at this time it works fine for vey liquid items - WD 40 etc - anything thicker and it is not a good spraying device
2211780
It could but it might be pretty messy. I love love it but it does spray all over.
147127
I don't think it would work for even something that fine. It is designed to spray mist.
1963615
I'd recommend asking the company. They are a small company and were very responsive when I had a question. I don't know how this would work in a spray but I've used it on other homemade personal care products (e.g., mouthwash).
1678048
Yes. It won't harm you or most fabrics. Spray it on a cloth and see for yourself.