How effective is this in BLASTING Bugs off the front of your car that have been baked in for a week or so?
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a regular hose and a bug brush will work better. Bill, if you are dealing with love bugs, next season (which is coming up now) spray the front of your car with Pam or other cooking spray and avoid the pain.
1842076
I disagree with both of the other answers. It is much more effective than standard nozzles. It will get some of the bugs off but you still need to brush the residue.
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About as effective as any other good quality nozzle. In other words....look into a pressure washer my friend.I like the "pam" suggestion though...along that line I wonder if rainx would bond to the car well enough to work without the buttery scent ;)
1842078
Well it's not a pressure washer but you will be surprised how powerful your water pressure can be. I believe it will do it.
1842079
Save your money on this one. I returned it because it didn't do what it said it would do. It looks like its made well. However, its no better then any other nozzel at half the cost. I would just buy Chemical Guys Bug Bugger & Tar Remover. It costs around $8.00 for 16 oz spray bottle and it will remove your bugs.
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It has worked on all kinds of bugs. I have rental property where I use it. So far it's the best I've tried. Been using it for about 3 years now.
1532440
It actually worked pretty good. We sprayed my yard and surrounding vegitation. As the sun went down they mosquitos were less prevelant. The gallon goes a long way. We only used a quarter of it for a very large area. Its only really effective for about 2 days and you have to spray again.
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Its very effective for salt on the car. I just recommend spraying it a bit more on the "Salted" area. No bad reactions at all
81704
This cleaner is made to break down gum and gunk from old gasoline and clean out your carb and system. I see no reason why you could not spray on the carb to clean but perhaps not the most economical cleaner to just remove dirt and grime from the exterior of the carb. I don't see how it could hurt anything but would spray on let sit for a couple of minutes and rinse off with hose. Strong stuff so do not get it on yourself especially when using water hose on it.
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Hi Mickster, Glad to help :). The ozone generator is generally safe for use in current and classic cars depending on the condition of the leather, plastic, etc in the car. However, if overused, ozone can be damaging to interior components of the vehicle such as rubber seals. Most ozone treatment durations are for 30min to 2 hours depending on the level of odor you are trying to remove. The treatment can be repeated if necessary, but it is best to fully air out the car before repeating treatment. Some precautions to take are to remove all trash and personal belongings and to thoroughly vacuum and wipe off all surfaces before treatment. Here is a description with pictures to give you an idea of best placement and practices for the ozone generator in cars: http://www.wikihow.com/Do-an-Ozone-Shock-Treatment-on-a-Vehicle. I hope this helps and please let us know if we can possibly help with anything else :).
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Yes, It works pretty well with almost any insects . It eliminated most of the roaches and ants , even some mosquitos were lying dead on the floor. sprinkle it every 2weeks.
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It will def work on stink bugs. I've used it many times on cockroaches and those are about as strong as they come.
1099395
I've used it in my garage and in the hobby room on my property and to my knowledge it kills just about anything. I've been using it for the past two decades. I find dead roaches, crickets, spiders (you name it) in both buildings after using it. In my garage, I used 3 cans and it is a standard 2 car garage. Same size with the hobby room. I spread the cans out to make sure the building gets full coverage. Usually one treatment a year is enough to keep the building clear of bugs until the next treatment session.
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I think you'll be fine. I spray it on all kinds of surfaces around my house and never notice anything beyond a little white dust once it dries. The stuff is seriously the best bug spray I've ever used. Lasts for at least a couple months in hot Phoenix weather.
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I just followed the directions and it worked fairly well. That is, I did see a difference in the flies. I used it in a horse barn that has open areas to the outside. The spray was done inside, but the outside area was very close to the sprayed areas. It surely is worth a try if you are trying to control pests.
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I used it on my car exterior and it was safe. It removed wax, tar, bugs, everything except the paint.
227009
This product will kill on contact, but it has to be direct contact. There is no lasting effect. So, you cannot pretreat an area. The bugs can and do return to an area that was previously treated.
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Honestly, we had a really bad infestation i applied this product in just my kitchen at first then the rest of the house, it worked faster than i could keep up with. Bugs died so quick I had to break out the shop vacuum to suck them up. After one month all the bugs in my house were dead there were none left. I too reapplied after one month nothing ate it... that's because there was nothing left to eat it as they were all dead. hope that helps.
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I used this to remove bug splatter from the car. I did not notice any removal of wax but I suspect anything that works this effectively on hardened bug splatter would have an effect on wax also. I would recommend re-waxing that portion of the car where it is used. The chrome should be safe as it is harder than the wax on the paint. A little wax on the chrome would not hurt though, and keeping a good coat of wax if good to protect the paint, it also helps to keep other stuff from sticking to the chrome. If you do not remove the splatter from the paint it will do damage the paint, so better to remove it and re wax the panels where you use the product. I used this to remove bug splatter from the car. I did not notice any removal of wax but I suspect anything that works this effectively on hardened bug splatter would have an effect on wax also. I would recommend re-waxing that portion of the car where it is used. The chrome should be safe as it is harder than the wax on the paint. A little wax on the chrome would not hurt though, and keeping a good coat of wax if good to protect the paint, it also helps to keep other stuff from sticking to the chrome. If you do not remove the splatter from the paint it will do damage the paint, so better... » Read More I used this to remove bug splatter from the car. I did not notice any removal of wax but I suspect anything that works this effectively on hardened bug splatter would have an effect on wax also. I would recommend re-waxing that portion of the car where it is used. The chrome should be safe as it is harder than the wax on the paint. A little wax on the chrome would not hurt though, and keeping a good coat of wax if good to protect the paint, it also helps to keep other stuff from sticking to the chrome. If you do not remove the splatter from the paint it will do damage the paint, so better to remove it and re wax the panels where you use the product. « Show Less
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Yes, especially the plastic covered ones. It takes off dried bugs by just letting it soak for a few seconds and then just wipe off.It works well on any plastic and leaves a protective film that lasts. It is like a car wax only much better and does not hurt plastic.
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We have had one for about a year. I'm not convinced it has been very effective at all. Had great expectations but ended up having to hire a professional exterminator.