What makes this more effective against pet dander than the regular germ guardian?
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I wish I could answer this question. I haven't used any other germ guardian before. Sorry!
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I wish I could answer this question. I haven't used any other germ guardian before.Sorry!
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I would love to answer this question for you but this is just a little too technical for me. I would recommend going to the Germ Guardian website directly to see if they can be more helpful. Good luck.
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I have both and find they yield the same results. Pet corrector makes a louder sound to stop the dog and get their attention. Pet Convincer makes a quiet sound but shoots out a stream of air to be directed towards the dogs back that always stops the unwanted behavior as well. Hope this helps. Pet Convincer is refillable as previously mentioned.
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We used this after we started and then simultaneously with "the pet corrector" spray. The sound from the cartridges we used (sorry, don't remember the brand) was a tiny bit lower in pitch and less intense of a "hiss" than "the pet corrector" spray but did the trick equally as well. Don't know if it made a difference that we'd started with the can of pet corrector. I found this much easier to carry, grab and immediately use so switched entirely to this set up. Great, more convenient, less expensive option.
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It is softer. It actually removes the gunk from the toilet- I did try a regular pumice and it did not work at all.
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I have found that they are pretty similar, but I prefer this one because it is cheaper, more environmentally friendly and it seems to be less dusty (which is really important if you have rats or other animals prone to lung issues). I never noticed a difference in absorption.
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I don't know. I used dogfood as recommended by manufacturer and spread it around the trap and on the very entrance of the trap. I thought it helped, but still the old fashioned rat trap with peanut butter was a better performer. I was focused on chipmunks, not rats.
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I have used both and I can tell you the urine destroyer works much better on pet urine than the 'regular' formula. No idea why!
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Nylar (pyriproxyfen) and Precor (methoprene) have similar modes of action. Both are IGR (insect growth regulators)--they are not toxic--they disrupt the insect life cycle, preventing them from developing into adults that can reproduce. I am more familiar with Percor and it is quite effective. They are both pretty much harmless to mammals. If you have a pet with fleas you really need to use an IGR in the home everywhere. Put the 1 oz into a gallon of "distilled" water (that way it won't leave mineral stains) and mix. Then spray (with a spray bottle) all your carpets and the corners and edges of rooms that don't have carpets. I spray the parts of curtains that the dogs come in contact with and spray furniture, especially under seat cushions if your pets spend time on your furniture and mattresses and box springs. Precore has a long lasting effect (7-9 months). Don't use anywhere near fish tanks. An IGR is a "must" if you really want to be done with fleas--otherwise they will come back--along with a product like Frontline (there are now knock-offs, since the patent expired) monthly on your dogs (not cats) throughout the flea season. Precore breaks down with sunlight, so it is not good for outdoors (also it can affect honey bees, birds and fish). Also, sunny window areas should be treated more often. There are carpet sprays with Nylar or Precore mixed with insecticide for both short term killing and long term IGR control. I don't like to use those more than absolutely necessary. As a preventative, you can use Precore/water mixture once a year at the beginning of flea season and it will prevent fleas from spreading if one happens to come inside your home.
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I believe Gerber replaced their gerber protect formula with this. It has the probiotics in it for immune support.
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No. It will kill germs within a 3 feet radius though. It is not powerful enough to eliminate odors.
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The folks that make the very effective (against felines, that is) informed me that one of the ingredients is some natural oil that staved off garden creatures. I tried this stuff and no effect. I sprayed along fence lines and near travel areas but it dissipates quickly, in my coastal area, at least. i would not purchase this again. The triangles do work though.
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My old dog has hard time controlling a bowel movement so I can't say that it deters anything. Diaper always contains the bowel content.l
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Maybe because it's better. Works great for us. Clean fresh air and no pet smell.
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Sorry for late replay. No it does not prevent , it only cleans out if dog has worms . For preventuon you would need such as HeartGuard. Hope it helps.
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I don't know the company's research methods. Is this a serious/real question? It kills the fleas it touches. It repells new ones that try to hop on. It kills the eggs and larva, too. My furbabies showed no signs of distress, as I did follow directions. It does not make my family feel ill as the other brands tend to do. It is clove & peppermint oil. I recommend it.
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I run a cat rescue. To answer my own questions about which cleaners are most effective, I set up an experiment comparing Accel, Benzarid, chlorhexidine, lime-sulfur, DioxiGuard 78, 1:10 bleach, and HealthGuard Laundry Additive (inoculated DTM culture plates, including controls). Accel, hands down, won. Outperformed even bleach. Impressive. I will say that I recommend rinsing off the surfaces as the critters are too precious to risk harm.