Is this product water resistant? Can I use outside around my home to make a home barrier?
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I use it as a barrier for subterranean termites, where it's injected several feet underground, and it will last at least 5-7 years in that application. I suspect it is water resistant on the surface of the ground, but maybe not that long.
391595
I'm not sure. I didn't buy this to use around my house for termite control. I bought this to use for flea and tick control on my dogs. I mix it 50/50 with water and put it down the back of the neck on my dogs and don't have issues with flea's or tick's. Since this is for termite control I would assume that it would work around the outside of your home, but I haven't used it for that purpose. The chemical in this is the exact same one that is in Frontline which is flea and tick control for dogs. However it is stronger than Frontline and that is why I dilute it half and half.
391596
This product is fully soluble in water, so not really water resistant. However it is routinely used to make a home barrier against insects and termites. For termites the concentration to be used is much higher.
2158762
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)
688167
It has a water resistant finish on the top, but I don't think I would recommend using this outdoors. You could polyurethane it yourself as an added precaution but I would be concerned about the glue that holds the 50 or so individual pieces together. If you do decide to go for it and polyurethane it yourself, be sure to do the underside because that comes without any protective finish. Even if it is not rained on directly, it will absorb moisture from the humidity and it is vulnerable on the underside.
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I'm sure it's well resistant, but I wouldn't bet on PROOF without some additional epoxy covering. You could give it a shot ... It's not an expensive test. The water will likely interfere with the wireless signal if it is submerged, though. Probably will make the device very hard to use, unless you're just talking about weather resistance for outdoor use. As with all projects of that nature, try to give them a little protection from the brunt of the rain force, but they will handle the splash back without a problem.
1016492
I have not tested it for water resistance. But I don't think you would want to use this in the shower.
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I've used this product just about anywhere inside my house and apartments with excellent results. I've also used it outside but not in areas where it would be directly exposed to rain. I don't recall what the instructions say but I don't think it's rain resistant. If anything, rain would further dilute the pesticide application and render it less effective.
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Yes, I have used it outdoors. I do NOT think it is in any way water resistant. I used it to throw a "flame" effect (locked on orange looks cool). About 6 to 7 feet away in mostly dark environment. The effect was still pretty strong. Fades substantially at 15 to 20 feet. But still can be seen in dark setting.
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While there are no waterproof markings on the unit (I just checked), I don't think I would stick it outside unprotected. I think it would be fine if it was protected from moisture.
855658
I don't believe it is. I checked my user info and there wasn't anything referencing appropriateness of outside use. By merely looking at the units - they don't look watertight. I would recommend contacting the company - they are very helpful. 1-877-298-9082
1249021
Haven't tested it, but I think probably not. Water-resistant. We keep ours under the covered part of deck.
410528
Yes; It is weather resistiant, it is like most universal boor bell alarms it is not 100 % water proof. I built a little box made out of PVC board for the back top and bottom and sides overhanging over the top of the remote control. It has been working fine.
300862
There is no weather proof seal. I would not suggest it unless you had some secondary cover for it. I use this purely to hold some items out of reach of the wandering nephews and quick access for myself. This is far from high security or what I would use as outdoor security
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It is designed for indoor use only. The construction is not water tight. However, I have one mounted outdoors in a covered porch area. Its been going strong for about 6 months now. If you can keep the rain off it, you might be fine.
683138
I don't know why it couldn't be used outside. It is all plastic (or something like that). It seems like it would be water proof. Moisture might make it slippery and therefore not too safe; maybe that is why it is listed for indoor use.
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No this is NOT waterproof it is water repellent I have mine installed under an easement and it is fine
1910176
I do not know about water resistant but do you want to use it outside? This is not a part to use under water...
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I had it over my garage door and the 1st night it rained, water got into the battery compartment and motion sensor. I put it in a bowl of rice for a few days and it got most out to the point to where it would work again. I put a sealant around anywhere that i thought water could get in and it's been great ever since. It just doesnt look the greatest lol. So to answer your question, it isnt weather proof unless you make it that way. Hope i helped.