Re: Pre Cedarcide knockdown advice sought.....

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> Just wondering....was planning on doing Cedarcide fogging for my

> problem on Friday, pretty heavy infestation, and stuff is not getting

> here until Monday now. I really want this to work....does anyone

think

> it would help to knock down with something else tomorrow in prep for

> fogging on Monday? (Since now we have the free time!) Or do you

> think it better to just wait? I surely don't want to interfere with

> it's effectiveness either. (I was thinking Clorox....we have pulled

> out all our carpet..., Windex, Dawn solution, tea tree oil concoction

> or salt.)

>

> Just thought I would toss this out there....thanks! Deb

>

Hi Deb, according to the cidercide instructions, " their oil ' will not

interfere with any other agents already present. I think there were

implying other insecticides etc. not sure about the heavy cleaners.

BTW, I had the same problem having to wait for my shipment until Monday

when I had all that weekend off. ( my weekends are precious when off,

as I have to work many others, so I was not a happy camper having to

wait. Even paid next day shipment rates, next day was friday to monday.

I am awaiting my next shipment of 4 gallons used with my tri jet fogger

and really would like to use it very properly, hesistant of removing my

plastic on the mattress, then I would like to treat the mattress with

the oil. Still very positive about the cedarcide and so much less stuff

to cover and no more old cracks and crevices to think of like in the

old apartment.

My question to all those CO2 experts: I must disconnect my battery so

all electronics on this high performance car will not blow up, right?

Trying to figure out where the disconnecting site is on this new car.

Also did you use a flow control valve ? Somebody referred to it

as 'bleeder' today, weird huh? ( I am the only one giving blood to

these suckers of demons, lol)