Is it okay to use indoors?
1597153
Not in a living space. I had it in my (unfinished) basement, and you could smell it upstairs after 3-4 days.
1597154
If it's in a basement or somewhere faaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr away, it really stinks but works great!!!
1597155
Other answers tell most of the story. I will only add that the bait is heated by sunlight which spreads the odor. So if used indoors you would need a way to keep it warm. I half it sitting in a hot water bath. Yes the smell is vile, but the flies are worse and the trap works well.
1597156
It is not toxic, if you are worried about that; however, the smell is worse than I can describe. Even with it being outside away from the house, when you walk toward it, the smell is horrid. I don't think you could get it far enough away in the house that it wouldn't gag you. I have tried numerous things because I don't like to swat and squish flies. I have a spray disinfectant and one day I sprayed a fly in the kitchen and he just fell to the floor. It works better than any of the commercial canned flying pest sprays.
1597157
I would say yes... Like in a large barn hung in a not too used location that is accessable, not in your home they smell too much. That is part of what attracks the fly's.
1597158
I wouldn't, it smells very bad. Additionally, I found this product to be completely ineffective.
1597159
OMG NO. This attracts every fly for miles AND starts to stink. That being said... it attracts every fly for miles and they drown in the water so you have the slightly stinky fly bait topped with dead flies, which attracts more flies to drown in the water and so on.
2218058
It is a high quality product for indoors. I would not use it outdoors as the moisture would ruin it.
2174590
Yes, it is safe for indoor use but I bought my primarily for the dog house outdoors.
1564114
Yes. This winter makes the fifth winter I have used mine indoors. Safe as can be, so long as you take all the precautions you would with any other heating device and don't get it too close to combustibles.
732172
I would not recommend using indoors. As others have said, smoke wood leaves a very strong scent even if you have very good residential kitchen ventilation.
1994249
I definitely would NOT use this inside. In order for it to work it needs to get really hot. It will likely ruin your indoor burners. Also there will be way too much smoke. There is no way to have proper ventilation indoors for it.
1162231
It is not recommended for use indoors. It gives off a small amount of chemical repellant and should be used where there is open air.
1539628
It is not recommended for indoor use but if must, make sure the area is well ventilated
2120307
I think it would be fine indoors, especially if you used some ice packs. Fit & Fresh Cool Coolers Slim Lunch Ice Packs - Set of 4
2082796
I would think it could be used indoors as well. Its a very well made product if your considering it.
1695441
It is safe to use indoors. Don't allow pets or children around it until it is dry. Suspend does not leave any visible residue and works better than any other pesticide I have used.
900842
Technically you could use it inside the home, but it would smell really minty. It's best to use outside.
315
Oh yes, I would say so. Mine is outside, but for sure you could use it inside as well.
1307334
Q - "Is this stove approved for indoor use?"A - The stove is safe for indoor use as long as you follow the manufactures operating instructing. Like any other appliance with an open flame (a Gas Cooking Range)or (Fire Place) one must be careful with combustion air, which means using up all the oxygen leaving carbon dioxide - always keep a fresh air source close buy (open a window slightly) and remember follow the manufactures operating instructing, and you will be fine, I do.
1500122
Good morning, Mary. Yes, you may use this lamp indoors. I hope you find this information helpful. Adreanna, Plow & Hearth Customer Service
1997249
I think the instruction say indoor use only. It would probably be ok to use outdoors if, for example, the outdoor use was for a short time, the weather was clear and you take care to bring it back indoors at the end of the evening, but I don't think it's intended to be left outdoors or subjected to moisture in the air.
1128638
It all depends on how large a space you have indoors. I've thought about trying it inside, but haven't yet.