Bora-Care is a very safe product and it is considered a green product as well. Typically, it takes about an hour for the surface of the wood to dry. After application has dried completely, it should be perfectly fine for children and pets to re-enter the house.
Bora-Care alone will kill the dry wood termites very effectively. Non-repellents do not kill on contact. They have a delay kill which is what you want for termites. Bora-Care will kill termites much faster than a non-repellent product which can take up to 90 days to kill the termit…
Read Full Answer »Any left over Bora-Care can not be stored. Bora-Care that is left for more than a few hours after it has been diluted will start to separate from the water and will be impossible to get back into a proper diluted form. You should dump any extra mixture right up against the foundation of your house (…
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Bora-Care is the preferred choice for old house borers and powder post beetles which is probably what you have. Bora-Care can only be used on raw, untreated, unsealed wood. If you are trying to treat wood that is already stained or sealed, you either have to sand the finish off completely like…
Read Full Answer »Bora-Care should be mixed in a bucket with hot water and then poured into the sprayer. If you don't use hot water or if you try to dilute Bora-Care directly in the sprayer, the sprayer will clog. You can paint Bora-Care onto the wood surface, just be sure to be thorough and paint all sides of the wo…
Read Full Answer »Since you have droppings then that means dry wood termites is your issue and you probably live in CA or FL. If you see droppings then there are "kick out"holes which you should be able to find on the wood where the termites that are inside the wood are kicking out their pellets onto the floor.…
Read Full Answer »You do not need to drill holes into any beams, but you should treat the entire crawl space. Most people end up doing that for adequate protection because termites and beetles can travel inside the wood away from the perimeter. One application of Bora-Care is usually enough, but if you ha…
Read Full Answer »Undiluted Bora-Care should be used within three years of the date of purchase. Once diluted Bora-Care should be used immediately. Bora-Care that is left for more than a few hours after it has been diluted will start to separate from the water and will be impossible to get back into a proper dilute…
Read Full Answer »The only way to treat the chairs with an insecticide is to strip the paint and apply a product called Bora-Care. If that is not an option you can check with local pest control companies to see if they offer a fumigation chamber or heat chamber that would be the correct size to treat the chairs.
No. Bora-Care can only be used on unfinished or stripped furniture.
Bora-Care should be applied by a hand pump sprayer or painted on as suggested on the label. Bora-Care is a very thick product and when applied through fine nozzles like a mister or a paint sprayer, it has been known to clog the nozzles on these sprayers. It is meant to be applied through…
Read Full Answer »Bora-Care is a great product to treat your crawl space with, however if these are live subterranean termites then Bora-Care may not be the best option. Termidor can be used inside the house as a spot treatment and in the ground. Termidor and Bora-Care are for two different treatments.&n…
Read Full Answer »Termidor SC will not penetrate wood and the residual left behind will only last for about 6 weeks at most. You need to use Bora-Care for your application. Bora-Care will penetrate several inches in to the wood and it will last for the life of the wood.
You do not need two coats of Bora-Care unless the piers are more than 10 inches thick. You should mix at a ratio of 1 gallon of Bora-Care to 1 gallon of water. You can paint, stain, or seal after the Bora-Care has had at least 24 hours to dry.
You should wait at least 48 hours after the application of Bora-Care before applying stain.
It depends. We have two main borate treatments. One is Timbor, which is a powder that you mix with water. Timbor will leave a white residue because it is a powder. The best wood treatment borate product on the market is Bora-Care which is made by the same company that makes T…
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