can it be used in burrows under the garage
1244679
These do smell like a poop load of matches just went off--I guess that's their whole point. As long as there isn't a fire hazard I'd think they'd be great under a garage because the fumes would be trapped.
1244680
The only issue with this bomb is safety to pets....especially in soft soils where gases can escape. The warning is on the container.
1244681
YesIt does not blow up it is a gas flareBest to do several holes at onceThat way you get them on the runGood luck
1244682
If your garage has a concrete foundation, that would probably be fine, although any cracks in the concrete might allow some fumes to leak into your garage. I would not use this where it could come into contact with any combustible structural materials.
1793073
Probably not. I purchased two of these to use in the garage (unobstructed by anything) and they don't always operate normally, I have to wave my hand in the air to try to get to go on. These are just not sensitive enough, lol
1720330
That is a hard question to answer as it would depend on the climate, but under moderate weather conditions I believe it would certainly make a difference in the garage. When set on high, it sits there and radiates a very good amount of heat. If possible I would position it under the bedroom so as the heat rises it would assist that area.
482308
It can absolutely be used in a basement, that is where I use mine. I don't know however, about crawl-spaces.
2198119
Well, it is electric and has an electrical cord so that would be an issue and if it was outdoors then debris would likely be falling into the uncovered container and could well clog the workings of the device, so might present problems. One response states that they use it in the garage and I can understand that would work, but I don't keep my animals in the garage so I cannot address that option.
29404
Physically this should work, however, the wall between the garage and the rest of a house is likely fire-rated, and installing this between the house and garage will also likely negate that fire-rate-ability. -greg frohring
319799
Yes, I use in the garage. I like LED instead of CFL for cold places. LED's don't have a warm-up time.
2165927
I use mine in the garage if I need to work in there during the winter months. But for the house I would only use it in extreme measures. Just my opinion, you probably can go online and read more about the product. Hope this helps some.
2190628
Yes. I installed it in my garage to allow my cats to come in there from outdoors.
1491902
Absolutely not. It even did not work for my garage. If you do not mind waste your money you could give the product a try.
419505
I would think you can if you have electrical outlets in the garage. Just be careful with it as you would any heater!
1231417
I don't see why not. My son uses his indoors on hard wood floors and in the garage. It works best on a flat surface. It's a high-quality product that can take a beating and will still work well.
1920817
I am not sure why they state that. I place mine on edge of deck which is within 25 feet of human activity without any problems. I think outside of a garage would be fine. Just remember not too close as it attracts bugs. They have an 800 number which I called to see if it could be left out in the rain (yes). Youjust can't leave it out all year as the cold will damage it. Let me know if you want the 800 number. Kat
232451
I think it could be used inside with a proper location. You would need room for it and the propane tank, and venilation.I would not recommend it though.
873894
I use mine in the garage but it doesn't get as cold in Colorado as it does in Minnesota. However, I can't think of why it wouldn't work.
1518577
I would say it depends on how harsh your winters get. If much below freezing, to be on the safe side, I don't think I would. I live in Minneapolis where it can get down below zero so I have kept mine in a heated garage over winter.
1639061
I think a garage would be inside. A carport would be iffy . I made a weatherproof box for mine so I could put it outside by the faucet. It worked fine.