Is there a maximum temperature for application ??? it's 90+ here now.
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Based upon the label and discussions with others who have used it, in itself it does no harm in heat. However, you need an adjunctive to help it dissolve, spread, and stick. The label recommends non-phytotoxic methylated mineral oil -- good luck finding that. I used hoticultural (petroleum based) oil instead. It's no so much the heat as the sunshine that causes an oil based application to burn leaves. I apply mine in the morning on an overcast day at least 2 days before rain is forecast. The stuff does work, particularly on crabgrass without harming regular grass. Don't use it in a garden, as lots of vegetables (like tomatoes) are sensitive to the stuff -- even months later.
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The brand of horticultural oil that I use is Bonide. They generally have the safest or most organic products.
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Adjuvants for this product... You can use MES-100 which is Metholated Seed Oil which comes in 2.5 gallons OR Duo Stick Select which comes in qts and gallons.. Duo Stick Select is a high grade MES with silicone surfactant. You can search these product online... or get them at 8778358321
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Based upon the label and discussions with others who have used it, in itself it does no harm in heat. However, you need an adjunctive to help it dissolve, spread, and stick. The label recommends non-phytotoxic methylated mineral oil -- good luck finding that. I used hoticultural (petroleum based) oil instead. It's no so much the heat as the sunshine that causes an oil based application to burn leaves. I apply mine in the morning on an overcast day at least 2 days before rain is forecast. The stuff does work, particularly on crabgrass without harming regular grass. Don't use it in a garden, as lots of vegetables (like tomatoes) are sensitive to the stuff -- even months later. Based upon the label and discussions with others who have used it, in itself it does no harm in heat. However, you need an adjunctive to help it dissolve, spread, and stick. The label recommends non-phytotoxic methylated mineral oil -- good luck finding that. I used hoticultural (petroleum based) oil instead. It's no so much the heat as the sunshine that causes an oil based application to burn leaves. I apply mine in the morning on an overcast day at least 2 days before rain is forecast. The stuff does work, particularly on crabgrass without harming regular grass. Don't use it in a garden,... » Read More Based upon the label and discussions with others who have used it, in itself it does no harm in heat. However, you need an adjunctive to help it dissolve, spread, and stick. The label recommends non-phytotoxic methylated mineral oil -- good luck finding that. I used hoticultural (petroleum based) oil instead. It's no so much the heat as the sunshine that causes an oil based application to burn leaves. I apply mine in the morning on an overcast day at least 2 days before rain is forecast. The stuff does work, particularly on crabgrass without harming regular grass. Don't use it in a garden, as lots of vegetables (like tomatoes) are sensitive to the stuff -- even months later. « Show Less
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I did mine in the summer, but I think I remember the instructions say above 55 or maybe between 55 and 85 degrees. I would not try below 55 in any case.
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I am sorry I do not know. I have installed mine but I have not had any experience with temperature yet.
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It says to store below 120F (49C) but nothing about what the best temp to use it at. As with any adhesive if it is too cold it will take longer and too hot it will dry super fast. I used it when it was about 70F and it works awesome.
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If you're getting 116F you are an extremely lucky individual. Mine might reach 100 on a warm day. I don't really undersand your question, but if you increase the flow of water throught the device, your effective temperature will be reduced.
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Sorry Fred, this was never asked to go as low as 60 degrees. This is used in a wider and unclosed room for a 90+ year old. We are happy if could get to 69-70 for her. So any answer for your particular fully closed room with lessened human temps and movement, and wishing more maitenance steady refrigeration character would be pure speculation. Sorry
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I live in North Carolina. It was 97 degrees today. My pen worked well. I think it would be a mistake to overheat it, but I haven't noticed any problem with heat.
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Hi there, it go's up 60 degrees, I modified mine and got it to go up almost 90 degrees
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95º heat doesn't seem to be a problem. Mine aren't in direct sunlight though.
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Not sure if this would be ok for that temp.....I would use Rust-Oleum 241232 High Heat Ultra Enamel Spray, to be safe.
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Hi Greg, I am sorry but I was mistaken about the temperature when I said it reached 450 degrees, it only reaches 400. I apologize, thought it did go that high, I still think this is a great iron.
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The thermostat goes up to 80 degrees. My suggestion is to go with something larger for that high of a temp.
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Wow that is asking pretty much. Supposedly good to 600 degrees or so. but???
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According to the manual the max is 104 F , but can get higher if covered with auto shut off at 116 F. So to answer your question 104 is the max setting for tem.
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max temp i have got this pot up to was 600 degress F with a propane torch. looked to me like it could have handled a little more but it wasnt necessary.
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Check with the manufacturer, but personally I wouldn't leave anything out in such heat.
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Thomas, That is exactly what my husband is doing with this fan. The max temp is up to 140° F (60° C). It works great, better than expected. He is also using a speed controller on it. It is really quiet too.