do you have to apply after every rainstorm ???? can get very expensive.
1353941
I'm sorry we actually haven't used it yet! We just a moved and they had sprayed this new house right before hand. I have no idea about the rain issue?
1353942
No. I applied the spray around the exterior foundation of my home last Fall and plan to apply it again this April. I think the killer spray did help to keep ants and roaches out of my house this past winter. Once the product dries, rain has no effect.
497871
Some rain does get in. But not much and only when we had torrential downpoursor all day rains.For me this was somewhat beneficial though as it helped with the compostng process.
1339094
A little difficult to predict. I live near the SF Bay area where we have varying degrees of humidity particularly in the winter when it can be rainy. My guess is that it will probably be ok if you apply something like a teak oil once or twice a year, as it will be protected from the rain.
1041112
I find it best to reapply rainx every 30-45 days but it all depends on how much it rains, and how often you use your wiper fluid which can strip the rainx off
1401211
Depends on how much rain you get. Ideally it recommends spraying the area shortly before a snow/ice storm. If the rain isn't too heavy, it should help somewhat.
1041113
In my experience, it can vary widely ... it seems like the more the car sits out in the sun, the quicker I need to reapply ... but I can usually go three months or more in between applications.
1923979
I don't believe so. You'll receive all alerts for your area, regardless of weather type (flood, high winds, etc.).
661103
If it is a large downpour, yes. They are better than most I have seen with repelling the water and drying pretty fast. We try to keep our turned over if we know it is going to rain. I love the ones that I got (floral print)
1107264
I know all about those rains as I am in Prescott.I suppose it depends on where it went but what I do is use Spectracide (Triazicide insect killer) spray in the spring, maybe two times 6 weeks apart and spread the granules around in the fall as it is systemic. After a year or so everything looks great. The winter moisture is MUCH lower and the stuff sinks in. I think I would wait till no rain and then apply. ( non professional opinion )
173218
I actually talked to the company, they said once a year is sufficient. Preferably applied in spring, but not required then. Just do not apply it during possible freezing temps or a day of heavy rain.
1493510
The short answer is yes. If like me you have repeated fungal issues, season after season, then it's going to be necessary. A light rain - maybe you can skip one application. But after sustained rains then absolutley, yes.
152262
Absolutely! That is unless you forget to put it on before the storm hits like I did. :) Seriously, they sell the exact same cover, model number and all, at Home Depot for $65. We get quite a few thunderstorms in the North Texas area and this cover worked great! I would highly recommend this cover.
2147814
Don't get it wet (rain) is the most important thing. I only keep mine for a few years, because I am a catastrophe insurance adjuster. I use it more in a week two days, than most homeowners do in a year. I tried WD40 years ago, but not much success. Just dry to keep it dry, and don't use on rainy days.
1863040
I sprayed outside only and did extra spraying after rainstorms. Ants were literally gone in a few days, but you need to keep at it. This stuff really works!
965658
Rain will leak from the seams. We had a heavy rainstorm outside, and a small one inside.
1864561
It is suppose to but I can't attest to that since I take care of all my gadgets if it rains it's coming in period! Wish I was more help
871599
I've not noticed any leakage from water, but to be honest, I haven't really checked right after a rainstorm. I don't think I would trust something like this with paperwork...in most cases it would probably be fine, but blowing rain may be a different story.