How do you dispose of this product if using for tanning rabbit hides?
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I poured it on the ground away from any water source. One guy said he poured it on his walkways to get rid of weeds.
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Just fold it up and through it in the trash. I change the pads on the days I will be taking the trash out.
1994619
the strip should be long enough to grasp one end and pull it straight out and discard. hope this helps.
304187
Don't make the product revealed in the sunbaked environments.IF it was opened, be keeping in cold storage.So I suggest you store in.
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Hi Erica. Sorry for late reply. It is meant to be disposed of in the trash. I do not flush it. But it covers the potty well and I feel that my child is safewhen I use it. Hope this helps.
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I just throw it out. If you think it smells bad from the outside, just wait until you open the lid! If you have to do it, flush it down the toilet or dig a deep hole and cover it over. As far as reusing - do they sell the mixture? Because nothing works quite as well, I have found.
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From what I understand from talking to a friend who owns a pest control company, it is sunlight that degrades the product. Mixing it with water doesn't "activate it", it simply dilutes it and makes it easy to apply. That being said, if you store it in a dark area you should have no problem with it losing it's effectiveness.
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Thaw it out use it. I think it would be ruined if left at room temperature for any length of time. It should be fine
1575551
Yes you can. The kit even comes with a bottle of the tanning solution. I believe the directions say it lasts for about a week.
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You just sprinkle it. It helped slightly with the skunk. It didn't deter the rabbits. It also has to be re-applied every few days and after it rains.
535444
It's for use in a tanning bed. It has a bronzer in it but it isn't really designed as a self tanner.
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Stay away from the tanning jig. It causes cancer. The effects are too much like the sun.
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I believe the instructions tells you to dispose of what is left but I have used it up to a month later. You need to pose this question to the maker of the pesticide if you want a legal answer.ThanksJames
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The pantry would be a great place to put it. It does have an inscecticide odor, so it would be good near canned products, but I wouldn't use it near paper-packaged items. It does have to be replaced...(I think every 3 months) to remain effective. I have stored my extra roll in a closet and the closet smells like insecticide when I open the door.
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it depends on how you are using it : For Use for Dogs and Cats: Shake well before each use. To kill fleas, ticks and lice, thoroughly mix 1/2 oz (1 tablespoon) of dip with 1 gallon of warm water. For outdoor animals in areas of severe infestations, 2 oz (4 tablespoons) per gallon may be used. Make fresh solution daily. If animal's coat is very dirty, bathe first with an Adams shampoo. Dip should be applied to dry or damp (not wet) coat. Sponge or dip animal with diluted dip making sure all areas are soaked to the skin. Let dip dry on animal. Do not rinse off! Repeat treatment every 7 days if necessary. - it depends on how you are using it : For Use for Dogs and Cats: Shake well before each use. To kill fleas, ticks and lice, thoroughly mix 1/2 oz (1 tablespoon) of dip with 1 gallon of warm water. For outdoor animals in areas of severe infestations, 2 oz (4 tablespoons) per gallon may be used. Make fresh solution daily. If animal's coat is very dirty, bathe first with an Adams shampoo. Dip should be applied to dry or damp (not wet) coat. Sponge or dip animal with diluted dip making sure all areas are soaked to the skin. Let dip dry on animal. Do not rinse off! Repeat treatment every 7... » Read More it depends on how you are using it : For Use for Dogs and Cats: Shake well before each use. To kill fleas, ticks and lice, thoroughly mix 1/2 oz (1 tablespoon) of dip with 1 gallon of warm water. For outdoor animals in areas of severe infestations, 2 oz (4 tablespoons) per gallon may be used. Make fresh solution daily. If animal's coat is very dirty, bathe first with an Adams shampoo. Dip should be applied to dry or damp (not wet) coat. Sponge or dip animal with diluted dip making sure all areas are soaked to the skin. Let dip dry on animal. Do not rinse off! Repeat treatment every 7 days if necessary. - « Show Less
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Thanks Bob. I just don't like throwing it away since the bulbs are still good and will last for a very long time.
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Your going to have to re-season/blacken it. Fill it with oil, preferably animal fat, and put it in a 500 degree oven for about three hours or over a fire pit.