what's the best way to apply this?
1714686
Failure to apply correctly caused pre-mature failure of my walking belt so...get an applicator(http://www.amazon.com/Lube-N-Walk-TL54-Treadmill-Lubrication-Kit/dp/B000VZLCWY/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1371738533&sr;=8-2&keywords;=treadmill+lubricant ) and lube WELL after every 40 hours or 30 days.
1714687
I can't say this is the best way, but I did the following: For my treadmill desk, the treadmill is a separate unit. I set the treadmill on one edge, lifted the rubber belt up as far as it would go with one hand, and sprayed under the belt, between the belt and the platform, from the front to the back, a half dozen squirts or so. I set the treadmill on its other edge and repeated. My hope was that the silicone would spread out during use to lubricate the entire platform. It seemed to work ok. Some of the spray did get onto the top of the belt and frame, but it wiped off.
1714688
Apply this product to the underside of the belt with "LUBE.N.WALK" application wand which can be purchased from Amazon. Slide the lubricated wand under the belt and run it the length of the tread. It helps if you can have a second person assist you in this cleaning/lubricating process. You hold one end of the wand and your helper is on the other. Works like a charm.
1714689
I had previously bought the Lube N Walk deluxe treadmill Maintenance kit. I sprayed the silicone stray on the wand and turned the treadmill on. I also did spay it directly underneath the walking belt. Try no to get it on your walking belt because it will leave it oily and slippery. If you do, make sure you wipe it clean. Hope this helps.
1714690
Here's an easy video tutorial to follow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Izpx6bEwN8g
1714691
Definitely agree with the people who say to use some kind of applicator that is purchased separately. Every time I have used the spray bottle, the lube ends up all over the side rails, the belt, the floor, and my hands. This is after loosening the belt enough to get my hands underneath it.
352838
the best way to apply the powder is a squeeze bottle like a ketchup bottle and lightly "dust" the areas where you need it.try to keep it away from areas where air circulates a lot.it is not good to breathe it.honestly i had to call an exterminator to get rid of mine.
517912
Hi Peggi... I'm not sure but I dobt believe it will hurt to try. Use a q-tip to apply.
2224167
yes, use a release agent sparingly(spray sun screen is a cheap, viable option).
2264213
Fill the container only 3/4 full. If you overfill it tend to clog. I invert the pest pistol (red top facing down) and use steady pressure. It can be messy at first, and I would keep to applications in "hidden" areas (behind fridge, washer, dryer, etc.) until you get the hang of it. Then you can work up to applying it in places like corners and inside doors (jambs, sills, etc.) Hope this helps. Happy bug hunting!
734004
You apply it with a puff and to avoid applying too much, first you shake the puff inside the container ;0)
781205
I found good instructions online.I don't remember the exact process but it was quite simple. Sorry I can't be more help.
855507
I agree with Jennifer that making a paste & applying with a sponge would work best. You then have better control over the application.
1295703
Towel dry and apply. Style afterwards. Do not put in dry hair. It will look greasy.
1320408
I would apply it from the back, if possible, with a needle or maybe a Q-tip. If you can do it this way the holes would look like tiny darker spots but they would not get any bigger.
1856184
just apply as close as you can, this stuff really works, im sure the bugs will find it,
330228
I usually use the same method as used by B. Davis, as that is the simplest and most environment-friendly. If you can't wait that long, try the acetone treatment.
856376
Make a upside u shape and hold the tips with each hand. Hold the product against your skin. Just use light pressure. (the picture is a good example). Roll the tips back and forth in your fingers and at the same time move the product up and down. When I bought the product, you tube helped!
855504
this is kind of a hard question, but my guess is that you would make a solution of it and spray it on, let it sit, rinse and repeat. or maybe make a light paste? I suspect there are commercial products out there that would do the job more efficiently, and I would test a small patch to make sure it doesn't damage the glass....hope this helps....
1182108
wrap a small portion, in a couple paper towels. secure the bundle with a rubber band. place in a pan of water deep enough to cover. bring to a boil... as soon as it starts to boil take it off the heat and waiy till it's cool enough to touch.... ta-da done apply the bundle to the hurt
1870753
you could saturate it with this then scrub or blot. do it a few times maybe.
1614518
Hi, I apply it with a soft bristled powder brush. You can apply as much or as little as you want depending on coverage required.