A drunk guest, no longer welcome,shot it onto a bathroom wall. Will it eventually dry and the fumes go away? And no, this is not a joke! We can barely breathe!
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Yes, it will take a day or two of ventilation, but it will go away. I experienced this a few years ago.
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My best answer would be to call the company..I have never fired mine..glad he won't be welcome over to your house again..totally irrational person!
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As with all things, no, it will not last forever. Try ventilation for an extended period with your exhaust fan. While wearing disposable rubber gloves use a sponge with copious amounts of soap and water and scrub the wall down. Just don't splash it in your eyes. Gotta make a point here: If it is this potent as a residual just imagine the effect on a threat with a direct shot to the face! You might also consider making the moron who shot the wall do the cleanup..
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NO................It was awful. After I joked with my husband about him smelling like he had spray roach killer, we threw it away. Thank goodness, it wasn't that expensive. Wasn't worth my time at that time to send it back...............
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You should contact the manufacturer directly. It seems it is flammable in the liquid state, but I think once it has cured, the volatile compounds will have dispersed.-But, as I said, the manufacturer can give you the best advice.
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Well you have to fill it up to the maximum fill line, then it creates this little water vortex. No mist will come out, just a very tiny breeze coming from the holes. Personally, I stopped using mine after a few weeks, it was just not worth it, it did nothing for my room, it's just far too small to be of any decent use, so I moved onto a room ionizer and that worked much better.
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I set up my room (shut A/C down), set spray and immediately leave room, close door. Don't open for 10 hours at least. I didn't use masks; I wasn't in there long enough.... If you plan to, I'd use a mask & googles
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maybe ln an emergency...but the one i have puts out so much fumes its unusable in a closed up space.
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Haaahaaaahaaa - yes, that happened to me as well (for all my friends to see and enjoy). It has a pretty tight seal, which is great. I think the pressure comes from an increase in temperature (as the air is expanding) -or- could be from the septic breaking down and bacteria growing (probably not, because we only use ours for urine). In any event, I think the answer is to open sloooooowly. Happy Trails.
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I'd say about two full rounds to play it safe. Thats about a min & 30 seconds each time. I've tried with one round many times before and it did dry but when I had applied the alcohol afterwards...I noticed a light color on my white cotton pad. I'm sure 2 min would do fine but i just go based off of the light timer on mine (which doesnt give you a 2 min option) I absolutely love mine. I use it twice a month and still working wonderful.
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I would clean the wall with alcohol first then with a flat wood or plastic rubb it on the words as u have it on the wall.. on another piece I had to push really hard and finally it stayed.
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Probably! If you're unsure, screw it into the wall if there are no pipes involved. The toilet isn't holding it up. We experienced no paint smell that some people talk about. Looks really nice. Happy with this product.
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I spray my furniture with alcohol. The exterminator told me that one. I didn't want the chemicals from this on my clothes when I sit on the furniture afterward.
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This stuff is awesome. Had a major mold/mildew issue in our tile walk-in shower. While we could scrub for an hour on the tile to clean it, the grout was impossible to clean. We feared it was permanently stained. Coated the entire shower in this stuff and 15 minutes later it looked brand new! Almost 5 months later, no return mold. ***WARNING*** Leave the area (preferably the house) after applying while you wait for it to work. It has crazy strong fumes. Strongly recommend a respirator mask while rinsing it off as well. Otherwise, do small sections at a time to avoid getting "gassed" out like I did because I was over-ambitious and did't think it through. ;) This stuff is awesome. Had a major mold/mildew issue in our tile walk-in shower. While we could scrub for an hour on the tile to clean it, the grout was impossible to clean. We feared it was permanently stained. Coated the entire shower in this stuff and 15 minutes later it looked brand new! Almost 5 months later, no return mold. ***WARNING*** Leave the area (preferably the house) after applying while you wait for it to work. It has crazy strong fumes. Strongly recommend a respirator mask while rinsing it off as well. Otherwise, do small sections at a time to avoid getting... » Read More This stuff is awesome. Had a major mold/mildew issue in our tile walk-in shower. While we could scrub for an hour on the tile to clean it, the grout was impossible to clean. We feared it was permanently stained. Coated the entire shower in this stuff and 15 minutes later it looked brand new! Almost 5 months later, no return mold. ***WARNING*** Leave the area (preferably the house) after applying while you wait for it to work. It has crazy strong fumes. Strongly recommend a respirator mask while rinsing it off as well. Otherwise, do small sections at a time to avoid getting "gassed" out like I did because I was over-ambitious and did't think it through. ;) « Show Less
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Not sure about this. perhaps a can of compressed air will blow it out. Good luck
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Have not been able to find an answer to your question. Some reviewers talked about a smell coming from the timer. I have not found this to be the case.
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It needs to vent.. you have to put forced air into the cellar.. CANA Wine Company
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it last about 10 minutes to 20 depending on the size of room and ventilated area.its more of a spray it now,smell it in 20 seconds or less kinda thing. if you spray it move away asap.its ten times as stinky than the glass stink bombs that were back in school.its a funny prank if you can watch the expressions on peoples faces as they walk into it.
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I leave my fan on 24 7. However once everything has composted you could turn it off. It is not a major problem if the ventilation stops, such as a clogged vent (which happened to me). It has the smell of damp earth. I have even heard of people not running the fan at all. I do recommend running the fan all the time if possible.You can mount it as close to the wall as you like but you will have to pull the toilet out from the wall to empty the urine bottle . So it is best to mount it a few inches from the wall. When you mount it you can see how close you can get it to the wall and still pull the bottle out.I hope this helps.Jim. Down Time Marine I leave my fan on 24 7. However once everything has composted you could turn it off. It is not a major problem if the ventilation stops, such as a clogged vent (which happened to me). It has the smell of damp earth. I have even heard of people not running the fan at all. I do recommend running the fan all the time if possible.You can mount it as close to the wall as you like but you will have to pull the toilet out from the wall to empty the urine bottle . So it is best to mount it a few inches from the wall. When you mount it you can see how close you can get it to the wall and still... » Read More I leave my fan on 24 7. However once everything has composted you could turn it off. It is not a major problem if the ventilation stops, such as a clogged vent (which happened to me). It has the smell of damp earth. I have even heard of people not running the fan at all. I do recommend running the fan all the time if possible.You can mount it as close to the wall as you like but you will have to pull the toilet out from the wall to empty the urine bottle . So it is best to mount it a few inches from the wall. When you mount it you can see how close you can get it to the wall and still pull the bottle out.I hope this helps.Jim. Down Time Marine « Show Less