will your product work on treating a smoke damage attic after a forest fire?
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It would probably work well to get odor off anything non-porous, or fabric that could be washed with some OdoBan in the water. But wooden things, or things that you couldn't really get too wet...don't know?
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I used this product on a large tree in my front yard and it worked well to take care of the root rot "phytophthora". I went to an internet site called JustAnswer.com to find what to use for this large tree. A tree doctor told to use this product and carpenter ant killer, which I did and the tree finally came back. If the manufacture has a phone number I would call them and see if they can answer your question. If you use the internet site that I used they will charge you fee for their service, but I believe they have good experts that can answer your question. Hope this helps..
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It might take several tries. Treewax being a green product is not as strong as others so you will have to use more and take more time. These products require wearing a mask and gloves as well. I did only eighty square feet a day so the house would air out.
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Well, I guess you could wrap this in a plastic bag which would offer some protection for water proofing. I can understand your concern though with a forest fire. They do burn hotter than a normal house fire. This safe works for me and is very nice and roomy inside.
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I'm not sure what you are asking, but there is a 24 hour recommended drying period. I live in Florida and used this product to seal my chimney flashing after spending $20,000 with roofers who never did fix the problem. This sealant fixed it first time. It was applied during the heat of the summer in June, had to be at least 105 on the roof top.
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I sprayed the outside of exhaust pipe on car, no issues whatsoever, and obviously exhaust pipe gets quite hot. I cannot confirm that the spray would withstand the heat from a wood burning stove, but I believe it should be able to.
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Not no, but Heck NO! This stuff is for wood products. You might try a two-part epoxy such as Dev-con from B.E. Atlas.
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It will help a little but if it was badly burned and now is very grey it will not restore it completely.
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It can but not recommended because it can burn the folage depending on the tree type. You need to be clear what kind of problem you are trying to handle. Contact me at 928-343-2729 and I can help you determine if this is really what you need to be considering. I am a licensed chemical supplier. Thanks, Rick
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The only way we have used it is over a camp fire (above the coals) just be sure to have plenty of liquid to keep it from boiling dry.....to keep it from dis-coloring apply a thin coat of dish soap on the outside...that works great to keep it looking new
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Yes it would probably work. Keep in mind that you need to press the trigger to activate the smoke. Also, it needs to be kept more or less upright most of the time.
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I didn't find that to be the case. It will, however, smoke when it gets hot for a few days after you apply it.
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I am allergic to smoke and I keep it near my wood burning fireplace to remove smoke odors while I have a fire burning. It works very well at removing smoke odors.
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No. The flame defender sprays dry powder which you can vacuum up after the fire is put out.
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Yes, I have. You need to soak the cedar plank for many hours to be sure that it is really soaked - otherwise it just burns and flames.
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Hi Christine, I used this product inside the metal ducts in my ventilation system, so not sure if it works on wood. My best guess is since wood is more porous than metal, it should do the job just fine. Hope this helps.
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I would say yes. It has worked well for me appling liquid wood hardener, which is high in voc's, in my basement.