Have tried all kinds of spray, what is different about this one?
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In my experience, this is usually the first spray people try. It's the most well-advertised and the easiest to find in supermarkets and pet stores, but otherwise it's really no different from any other spray. I do hear that there are some sprays (like clove oil) that are much longer lasting. The down side of course is that with them your whole house smells like cloves...
1413957
The smell is a bit strange, the cherry is less bitter to the human nose. The dogs respond very well to areas sprayed with this one. They no longer chew where it is sprayed and will avoid things that have once been sprayed. This has saved many shoes and wall corners in our house.
1413958
this must be more bitter than the rest, as others didn't slow my dog down for a second. but after using this on the same end of area rug she always chewed, she sneezed, coughed, spit, and choked. (she's a bit of a drama queen) anyway, it works great.
846971
I haven't tried the other hair products. I use the Pure Abundance to add volume. It's like a hairspray and I just spray lightly in 3-4 spots and it adds volume. Not sticky. Works
823735
I have sprayed Duracoat with this and it worked perfect. I have not done a side by side comparison.
2204242
It doesn't spray. Its just an over sized can of "great stuff". It just comes with a steel straw meant for filling holes. I even tried putting a sprayer tip on it and still didn't work. Hope this helps cuz I was looking for same thing
1549499
I would say the regular brass nozzle, but check the label of what you are using, as it may say which type of nozzle (flat spray, regular spray) to use.
1066975
I've never used the roll on, but I would think one of the main differences would be the ease of coverage in the spray. I would compare the ingredients to see if they are the same if you've used the roll on and like it, or if you don't. I hope that's helpful to you.
707622
This spray comes ready to use. It will always be in the "on" position. This one has a sort of "tap" above the button to release spray, meaning when your ready to use it, in an emergency, you need to just put your finger beneath the "tap lever" and on top of the spray mechanism. It's easy to use after you familiarize yourself with it. Be sure to test it out in an area outside and away from where anyone or any pets will be for awhile. Please keep that in mind, as it would be terrible if someone walking their dog went in that area 30-40 min after you test it. Since this one comes out like "silly string", it remains on object for awhile. Just like any weapon, test before you may have to use it, it's a good idea to know how to hold, use, & aim. Always try to be downwind (I know that's not always possible in an emergency). But again, the types that are like silly string, will have less of a chance of emitting spray where unintended. I have had a very cheap one before I got this one, & I tell you- it didn't work when I needed it! This one seems good. But you'll need to try to be steady when spraying. The upside to this one is that there shouldn't be any "blowback" some cheaper ones have. (blowback being unintended spray going back on you, or in your area). I shook mine before I sprayed, but only by habit. So I don't think you don't need to shake it at all. I carry mine with me all the time, and it hasn't leaked (also what cheap ones do often-which is really bad). This one I like alot. It's bigger than the cheaper ones, about 5" long, 2 1/2" diameter.
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I haven't found anything different. I've used both & have gotten good results each time.
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I'm not aware of the spray issue. The product comes with a syringe do let you squeeze a small amount, and you don't need much. It comes out a bit like a toothpaste and you only need a little button size area. After time it dries. I used in it my outdoor areas--garage, porches. It sticks a bit to the cement but can be knocked loose if you want to clean it off later. If I used it indoors, I might consider laying out a piece of aluminum foil under it to protect the floor. I didn't use it indoors . I used simple, cheap borax powder around the washer dryer area, and around the fridge.
961123
We prefer the roll on, though have not tried spray on. Have tried other spray on products and did not like them
1400491
To be honest I haven't used the spray. I chose the jell so it would stay on the application sight as a posed to running like liquids can do. I also felt it would act as a protective barrier. I used this product on my German short hairs scraped knee and it performed well though.
235468
It comes with additional nozzles, they produce different spray patterns. Have you tried the other nozzels?
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I have the same issue. I just lay it in a pattern that generally works. It does work better if the water force is high, but then the spray is too wide for my use. This is not my only in-line spray system and both have the same issue. For me it's still better than hand watering. PF
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I can't compare the two as I have only used this one, but I prefer pump sprays in general as they do not spread droplets around our small bathroom. This one gives me a nice boost when I spray my roots and blowdry; I can recommend it.
788991
My favorite spray is Liquid Fence, but it does smell badly for several hours. Deer Out seems to be working well so far for the last two years and although I have never used it on the lawn I would think it would be effective.
690141
There is not a 'lot' of overspray, but there is always going to be some. I haven't used other types of sprayers (airless or compressor type) but I suspect they are much worse in this regard. You can spray in a finished house (I did) but you still want to mask and protect the surrounding area .
924159
When you open both sites for original finishing spray and 10 years younger you will see that both have the same ingredients. IMO it is only marketing with different names but product is the same. Unless there is mistake in listing, the best would be to get both kinds and compare in person.