is hot stuff fogger safe around infants and pets?
146772
Mine doesn't say anything about not using for cats and the official site says it's okay for pets and even birds. Obviously they shouldn't be left in there though, but after proper airing out, it should be okay, according to the official site.
146773
has anyone used this for roaches? does anyone know of a good product to kill roaches n their eggs?
664241
I can not see why not. I would add water to Sporicidin Mold disinfectant cleaner as stated and put that into fogger to apply to affected area. Good luck and I hope it works for you
370553
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
1793283
Yes its safe. It does have an odor at first, which is unpleasant and I wouldn't spray it on clothing or dishes but it shouldn't be a problem around a child.
1707485
Tried a fogger and it didn't work...Precor works great...but be careful as it leaves a hard wood floor very slippery if you over spray...It stays slippery for days if oversprayed...Must have an oil base, but after a month still no fleas...
536438
Do not use in the mini fog. The machines are very different and you will destroy it.
2102310
I would think that since it is safe to use around pets and small animals, that it would be safe to use around small children, but I would find out from the factory personally to make 100% sure!! :)
365061
Actually, I don't know. I can tell you that I used this 1 time for Halloween, cleaned unit as directions stated and stored until the next Halloween. I could not get the fogger to work. I recleaned it, but it just would not work. Having said that, I would not suggest you purchase this unit for any use.
1919540
Smoke detectors: Yes, but it takes ALOT of smoke to cause that, have fans circulating air in the room and it will help it keep from building up. No to the sticky residue, that mostly depends upon the solution you are using. Stick with the recommended fog and you should be fine, same for food.
503040
We would not buy this stuff again, because it is very dangerous if inhaled or gets on your skin. It does kill the roaches, but the smallest amount around my wife made her nauseous. If you read the label (go to google) you will see that it does kill tics and fleas but cannot be applied to animals, infact the warning is that people and animals should not go near treated areas until dry. With my health conscious background, I surprised myself that I purchased this very dangerous product. i will be getting rid of it. Way to risky for me!
370555
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,JonathanCustomer CareU-Spray Bugspray
1655123
I have never had mine fog since using this product. Really keeps your nose warm.
434226
The bottle I have says it is safe for puppies and kittens. Has no statement that it is not for human use. Couldn't be bad for humans because it gets all over your hands while shampooing and it does not tell you to use gloves.Just received a new bottle and this one does say Not For Human Use
522428
http://www.termidor.com.au/blog/is-termidor-safe-to-use-around-children-and-pets/
783351
I would say most likely....the pamphlet I have doesn't mention pet dander per say....however, my Air Tamer A302 filters viruses, pollen, smoke, molds and dust mites.....I would think the pet dander would fall into one or several of these categories. I have a long hair cat & long hair dog - plus dog sit for my son's short haired dog without any problems. Check with the company at www.filterstream.com or call 1-888-625-3218 to get a direct answer from the company. I highly recommend the Air Tamer & use it all the time. Best of luck! Carol R.
1123612
you can spray through the crevices I don't know about a fogger but im sure u could it is natural i am very sensitive and i have asthma and it did not effect me at all
1793284
It should be safe after it's dried. The caution section on the container says, "Harmful if inhaled. Avoid breathing vapor or spray mist. Remove contaminated clothing. . . Avoid contamination of feed and foodstuffs. Remove pets . . . Vacate room after treatment and ventilate before reoccupying. Do not allow children or pets to contact treated areas until surfaces are dry." It doesn't take too long to dry, but I recommend vacating the area for about a half hour after spraying, because of the vapors. They don't smell bad, but they linger for a little while. The spray also leaves a white powdery substance where it was sprayed, which may soak into the ground if sprayed outside, I'm not sure. I've only sprayed it inside and it was easy to wipe up.