I have seen a mud tunnel in a very odd place on the surface of my hardwood floor. My entire home has hardwood floors. How would I use this product?
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You will have to drill several holes in the walls where you suspect any activity and you should be good within a month or so. I had activity through the window sill into my wall and i drilled holes in the sill sprayed this also drilled holes in my inside wall all around every feet and they all were dead i even opened my wall and replaced it with new one the stud was eaten so i replaced that too now i can't buy any more as they are banned in NY but i get my way around when i need it.
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The foam is ideally suited for treating termites residing in crevices. You could but the regular termites treatment for treating the mud tunnel.
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C.C. Based on the amount of information you provided, its hard to say if this product will be what you need to treat. For example, if the wood floor is lying on top of a cement slab, you'll likely have to treat under the slab and not have to worry about the floor. But if the wood floor is over a basement, there could be a lot of entry points that might have to be treated so in the end, its just hard to say without seeing the structure, etc. At this time I believe it would be best to consider hiring a service company or at least have some look at the problem so you can learn more about whats involved, what will be needed to treat the problem, etc. In the end, it might end up being something you can handle but in many cases, hiring a service company is usually the best way to proceed when dealing with a termite problem. Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
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Be sure to use distilled water in the steam cleaner. Sometimes, depending on the cleaner you spray on the floor, it will film or streak on hardwood. If you add cleaner to the distilled water, it could mess up the system
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As I remember it is only for hardwood floors. It's been long time since I returned the thing.
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Try some double sided tape, it worked on our hardwood floor. Also, might look for some of that rubber cabinet liner stuff too.
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I assume you have the clear side down towards the floor.You can purchase some double sided tape (3M is a good brand) at the hardware store and it should work fine and not ruin the hardwood surface.You probably only need a half dozen one inch strips to do the job.Buy the thinnest thickness and try that first.
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Over the last 5 years I have put this advion gel on both hardwood floors and painted surfaces with no harm done to either. Just be careful who has access to the area as this bait is highly poisonous. We have a cat, so we have to be especially careful where we position the gel. It works. Good Luck....Al
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I would not use this on a hardwood floor. You could try a small bottle in a closet or somewhere you would not see it.
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What kind of spots? Shoes? Dirt?I really like this product and I have used it on many different types of floors and they all looked good. When my bottle starts to run low, I add a bit of water and for some reason... It works even better. And to answer your question... Yes! It does a good job on bamboo floors. What I do is I put the product in a spray bottle. I go around spraying the floors (it starts softening the dirt and grime) and then I use a damp bona pad. It never fails.
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Dont know about hardwood floors, but stuff did not work for me, the dog still pees in same place after using many times.
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hmmm. i'm no professional, but since it's hardwood, you might have to sand it out. I'm thinking it's pretty soaked in there. and to "unsoak' it with more liquid will probably trash it. Is the pee in a super visible place? I was thinking maybe you could spray some Fizzion on, then sprinkle it with baking soda or borax, maybe, to suck up the Fizzion and with luck, the cat pee also. But, I have NO IDEA if this will do something crazy to the floor. I'm curious now, I think I'll have to go online and see if someone has come up with a solution! Good luck!
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i guess you have really dry floors maybe paint or other hard to remove staims. i would suggest a professional look at floor and suggest whether nor not your preparation would work.
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I only used this product on wood, so I can't help you. It was very good on the wood flooring.
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Thanks for the email and the great question :) For hardwood floors you have 2 options. 1. You can simply turn off the power head motor and use straight suction from the vacuum. or 2. You can attach the included hardwood floor tool that's designed to be used on all hard floors. Let us know if you have any other questions :) Thanks Dustin Great-Vacs (seller)
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Hi Wendy, I had no luck with this stuff whatsoever, but any cloth material should be fine. I don't think I would try it on hardwood just for the fact of trying to clean it up. flea defoggers did work for me. one in each room then do it again in 2 weeks. fleas were gone.
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it needs to be wet or you will see streaks. It should dry naturally. Stay off the floors until they are completely dry.
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it ruined my floor too. Use vinegar and water. and believe it or not, a credit card to scrape up the crap. It will take time, but my floor is saved.
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I would say its the wrong product. Goto your local hardware shop and ask what products are around that provide a waterproof barrier for flooring. (there are lots)