I live in Qu&eacute;bec where the temperature goes to minus 15 degrees. Will the repellent ( I have bought it a month ago) be effective if I spray it now?
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Probably not. From what I have read, the chemical is absorbed by earthworms and when ingested by moles makes them sick.
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Nope. This is a personal repellant, that works in wind-free environment. It does not attract or kill.
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I would not apply it in cold weather, but my experience, after many years, proves it to be a good, lasting product. I would suggest that you apply it, however, in warm weather. I live in Maryland. Often our winters are snowy. I have used it successfully on my bilco doors as well as my driveway.
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This product should not attract bugs indoors or outdoors as it is a fragrance for your body. It does have a sweet scent, so it will not necessarily repel them either.
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No. the instructions say it'll keep contents about 40ºF below surrounding area. I doubt you'll be in an area of under about 38ºC.
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We just started using this stuff and it seems to be working. It has also been pretty cold here so I'm not sure if it's the spray or the cold that is keeping them in check.
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It did not work for me last winter. Before this winter I used a water repellent like Rain X and that has seemed to work better. The Snow and Ice repellent is good for shovels. I also spray it in the wheel wells of my car to keep slush from building up. If you do this be careful not to spray the repellents on your tires as it could make them slippery. Also, you can get this product at a lower price at Lowe's. Hope this helps.
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It worked great when I was in Oklahoma filming outside in the heat. I do suggest also spraying the clothing with deet and whipping down with white vinegar after words. Do note that this stuff of Avon skin so soft is sticky. I saw a chigger and a tick not be able to burrow into me at all which was really nice not to suffer with there bites.
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I don't have the can near to hand but ideally you're looking at 70F for 30 minutes to 24 hours for best results. I applied when the weather was roughly 60 nearly 80F during the day during early-mid September, I had a lot of trouble waiting for the coating to cure and if it got moist from the dew at night it took hours more into the next day to 'dry'. I also had trouble mixing the coating to a consistency of a true bedliner, it was much more... textured (lumpy mess) in my case. Lots of lumps no mater how long or well I mixed. I do not believe this was temperature related though.
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Not sure if you could use it to prevent. This stuff gets pretty hot when exposed to water and the effectiveness will eventually taper off. I would think even a small snow fall would activate it for a little while and then you would need to lay down more.
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I have not seen any on my house... however, I do not know if it's because of the repellents.... Could not say.
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I live in North Carolina. It was 97 degrees today. My pen worked well. I think it would be a mistake to overheat it, but I haven't noticed any problem with heat.
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It depends on your chemistry. Personally, I was disappointed in the product. I'm in Florida and it did not protect against no-see-ums completely. However, bugs are drawn to me more than anyone I'm with at any given time, and it did work for the others. Seems Deep Woods Off or Bullfrog are the things that work for my skin, although one contains DEET and the other is a spray.
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Mine has not lost effectiveness yet (in about 2 months) and I live in Florida where it is pretty hot. Although my car is garaged a good percentage of the time, I don't think the product has diminished within the time I've had it.
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We have had our shield for 2 years. My husband cleans it with Windex. We have extreme hot weather, sometimes over 115 degrees and this winter extreme cold. Our average temperature has been between 17F and 27F degrees for two weeks. Our shield still looks brand new. We are very happy with this product.
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Hi Ron. I imagine that like any adhesive it would be better to apply these covers when the temperature is neither extremely hot or cold. I have had no issue with these staying on since I applied them, although the temperature range where I live only goes from about 50F (10C) up to 100F (35C). The covers look great & do there job protecting the duco. All the best, Bob.
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It really depends on cold it gets in your crawl space and if you can keep the space warm during the spraying. The temperatures Ryan.H has mentioned apply to the mixture tanks, ambient temp, and the surface you are spraying on, otherwise the mix may not raise or not stick and will not provide the desired results and RU protection. Keeping a sustained temp in all three areas and being able to ventilate the space as you spray will be key. The fumes if not moved out will can make you sick. Hope this helps.