Can this be used in iris beds?
1378398
Yes. Two years ago, Bermuda had totally invaded my Iris bed. I had nothing to lose so I sprayed the entire bed. The Bermuda still has not come back. The Irises were not affected at all.
1378399
Yes! I use it in my flower beds. It is what golf courses use to keep the grass out of their landscape...doesn
1378400
I used it on my landscape box bushes and other flowering bushes didn't seem to hurt and killed the weeds.
1910323
I would not. I has alot of bronzer in it. Idealy lotions w/ bronzer should be worn w/ as little clothing as possible. IE in the bed you would wear swim bottoms/thong and on top you'd have something maybe laying on top of your chest (if you're a girl) but you are not moving. I would only use this in a bed. For outdoor use, find something w/o bronzers but has copper in it or is an intensifier w/o bronzers.
600662
I don't see why not. If you can use a normal incandescent bulb in your fixture, you should be able to use this one as well.
222021
I'd say no. It be very, very busy with all the crystals, and the shades would have to be super small. The unit is very tight. Also, we had to go buy a bit larger bulbs with halogen filament because the standard bulbs were not strong enough to light up our closet.
768390
Absolutely, I started all of my garden seeds using this system. If you wanted to keep the plants under this light I would suggest that you get a full spectrum lamp. This will aide in preventing the plants from getting too leggy.
800570
I think you can, i use it in a Lumatek Dimmable Ballast and it works fine, but i won't recommend to use it in less than 100%, it would consume the same power and will short the lifespan of the bulb.
1232340
NO. not reccomended. When using this product some peeling of skin may occure, the skin under the eye is naturally thin, so if peeling happens in this area it may be very panefull.
2275146
No. It's intended to be used in your flower beds. I recommend Scott's Bonus S on St. Augustine.
1228490
Yes sure, however the product is a little bit big to use in the eye area. But is possible.
1930824
According to what I have read no, but I did find some interesting information on using Diatomatceous Earth: http://www.discoverneem.com/bed-bugs-neem-oil.html
1260343
I use it for veg. On early plants. You can flower if u change bulbs, but I wouldn't.
1210283
I don't see why not. However, it might develop soft spots rather quickly. I have had one for about a year and it is noticeably softer where I sleep compared to the middle.
958780
Probably not. It can be used in flower beds because it reflects the sun, giving light from above and below. For mammal heating, you would need to make sure your cats are covered. That Mylar blanket holds in the heat and moisture, too. I don't see how a Mylar pallet would help. Good luck.
663938
I've never tried putting water in to see if it would leak. I would call the manufacturer and ask them to be sure. Just Google Iris. I've called them before.
1041697
I wouldn't I was using Incandescent Bulbs and the Plastic housing started to WARP. So I can Guarantee that a Basking bulk might warp or even Melt the housing more than the Incandescent bulbs.
1369812
I'm sure you can use it either or. It's more so the stuff you buy at stores just made for outside sun tanning you CANT use in a bed.
20055
Yes you can. It has a standard incandescent light bulb socket which will accept incandescent bulbs, or compact fluorescent bulbs of any wattage. A great thing about these lights is that the shades are translucent off-white, so if you use fluorescent bulbs, the shade makes them less harsh in color and they give off a light similar to soft white incandescent.