Jason from Sacramento, Ca writes
I am sanitizing and disinfecting my attic due to fecal and urine from rats. Rather than spraying, I want to fog the solution so that the DSV will reach into deep recesses of the attic where rodents can get to but a human is not able to reach.
We would not recommend using Nisus DSV in a fogger in your home or in a rented storage unit. The fogging directions on the product label refer to commercial areas such as poultry housing, dairies, and food processing plants, and food items such as utensils should be covered. For household items like utensils, it would be best to clean these in a regular manner with soap and water or bleach. For other non-food, non-porous surfaces, you would dilute DSV at 2 oz per gallon of water in a sprayer such as a hand pump or trigger sprayer, and a 10-minute contact time is listed for treating Hantavirus. Direct treatment of items will be more effective than fogging since you will have more control over where the product goes.
Answer last updated on: 08/01/2018
