Is this safe to use indoors? Specifically at night before I go to sleep, because that's when I'm getting bit.
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Any question about "safety" seems like it should be directed towards the maker/seller. Since this is advertised is "all natural" I think that health safety would only be a concern if you have an allergy to any of the ingredients. Something to consider for indoor use, is the strong odor after initial application. You might also want to consider if any of the ingredients might stain your bedding.
376408
This is a mixture of natural essential oils so yes, this is safe to use indoors.
1162231
It is not recommended for use indoors. It gives off a small amount of chemical repellant and should be used where there is open air.
1179181
I only used once on my ceiling to prevent leakage when it rains and it worked. I am very cautious about usage since it is toxic and it should be used with protective mask and gloves. Make sure you protect your health when using. READ directions very carefully. The dangers are NOT advertized on TV. God bless
454940
I believe it is for indoor. Had an allergic reaction to this product. Maybe it was just me.
959190
I believe it works by interrupting the reproductive cycle of ticks. It gets picked up by mice and used in their nests, thus getting to ticks. Unless you have mice nests inside and like toxic chemicals in your house I would not use indoors.
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Absolutely! It's a blend of essential oils in a fractionated coconut oil carrier. It actually soothes bites and stings when put directly on the skin! If you put a few drops on pulse points, it gives even more overall protection from bugs!
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Yes, they are supposed to be for small enclosed places but you can put a few in a room, close the room off for five days. they work. Their is a pest control spray made by Bayer the aspirin company Ace Hardware carries it, comes in blue bottle effective on bedbugs as well spray base boards and any crevices that they can hide in after you use Pro strips.
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Hi, I am compelled to answer because I thought this was confusing too. I am not a lawyer or a doctor, so don't hurt yourself listening to me - this can kill you if it's not used properly. Follow the directions. Anyway, it appears Massachusetts has a law allowing this heater to be used inside in a limited way. In other states, like mine, you are not supposed to use this heater inside. So this box, I believe, is labeled with the Massachusetts guidelines for safety. If it was the PA box, it would say something maybe like: Don't use this indoors at all. Does that make sense. Anyone please correct me if I am wrong.
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Yes, it can be safely used indoors. I use mine on top the kitchen counter during power outages after hurricanes and ice storms.
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I wouldnt have a good feeling to sleep in that directly after spraying. It smells not too bad, but not the way I would like to fall in sleep. :-) For me personel, I always would spray, let it work and dry and wash it after, before I sleep in that again. Okay... its quite ECO and not that chemical, but do you really want to sleep on top of that, if the same stuff KILLS those bugs? Keep in mind they provide the following Safety Information: CAUTION: KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. Avoid eye contact.
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It doesn't specifically mention bedbugs, but the MSDS *does* specifically say this product is NOT for indoor residential use. I'm sure you could haul the mattress outside and treat it there, but it's still going to stink to high heaven for days to come. I don't have any first hand experience with bedbugs, but I have two kids and we had to do the lice thing once. We went into full decontamination mode in the house. I suspect bedbugs are no different and may be even more persistent. Simply spraying the mattress will probably *not* be enough and you will need to vacum, wash, spray, bag and lots of other things to permanently rid yourself of them. It doesn't specifically mention bedbugs, but the MSDS *does* specifically say this product is NOT for indoor residential use. I'm sure you could haul the mattress outside and treat it there, but it's still going to stink to high heaven for days to come. I don't have any first hand experience with bedbugs, but I have two kids and we had to do the lice thing once. We went into full decontamination mode in the house. I suspect bedbugs are no different and may be even more persistent. Simply spraying the mattress will probably *not* be enough and you will need to vacum, wash, spray, bag and... » Read More It doesn't specifically mention bedbugs, but the MSDS *does* specifically say this product is NOT for indoor residential use. I'm sure you could haul the mattress outside and treat it there, but it's still going to stink to high heaven for days to come. I don't have any first hand experience with bedbugs, but I have two kids and we had to do the lice thing once. We went into full decontamination mode in the house. I suspect bedbugs are no different and may be even more persistent. Simply spraying the mattress will probably *not* be enough and you will need to vacum, wash, spray, bag and lots of other things to permanently rid yourself of them. « Show Less
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No...i would only use it indoors because the parts are removable from the fridge so a criminal would take the time to do so. I use it to keep my on from sneaking food all night. My family members use it to keep roommates and visitors out of fridge.
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The label suggests its safe for pets and family. I spray at night when everyone is asleep and very close to base boards to allow the product to dry completely. I have not seen any adverse effects and the pets don't seem to notice it.
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I did. I didn't see any reason not to, I don't recall it saying not to anywhere on the bottle. I think it's designed for indoor use, honestly.
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I use mine various ways, either I start cooking the night before to prepare lunch or I start cooking before I leave for work and when I get home dinner is cooked. So, I would say yes, it is safe to use as you describe...tip: set it in the lower settings not medium or high. Low is sufficient to cook over night or by the time you get home.
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Best if applied soon after bite, but it works a day or two later if you still itch. What I do is scratch and barely break the skin and then apply. It woks better that way.
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No, not safe to use on indoor citrus trees only if you plan to eat the fruit. Safe otherwise, works great on eliminating fungus gnats. It imitates nicotine. Nicotine sulfate was the only product that had the skull and crossbones on it when I worked at the garden store.