The propane insect fogger is really a small fogger and does not have a very long range. It is meant for up close treatment, meaning you will only be able to fog lower lying bushes, shrubs and trees. However, mosquitoes usually stay close to the ground on lower foliage so this should not …
Read Full Answer »We do not carry the small propane tanks that are required for use with the Fog RX Propane Insect Fogger but most hardware stores and big box stores do carry them and they are pretty readily available. You can check with your local stores before purchase to make sure they carry the 14.1 oz tall style…
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Fog RX Propane Insect Fogger can safely be used around pets (with products that are labeled for use in the fogger). Pets should be out of the area while you are using the fogger and they can safel return to the treated areas within an hour or two.
Yes, Shockwave can safely and effectively work in the Fog RX Propane Insect Fogger.
There is an igniter in the coils on the front of the fogging device and all that is needed is a propane tank to be attached to the back of the unit for the fuel for the unit to work.
The manufacturer only recommends the Bug Beater to be applied in the Fog RX Propane Insect Fogger. We do carry the Commander Jet Fogger that you can disperse other products including a disinfectant for sanitation.
Fog RX Propane Insect Fogger can hold 1 quart (32 ounces) of liquid.
Yes, you can use CSI 4-4 in the Fog RX Propane Insect Fogger.
Riptide is not labeled to be used in propane foggers but the Essentria IC3 can be. The ULD BP-100 Fogging Concentrate and ULD BP-300 Fogging Concentrate can both be used in one though.
Bonide Bug Beater Lawn and Garden Fogger is the product the manufacturer recommends you use in their device.
Unfortunately, we do not currently have a video of the Fog RX Propane Insect Fogger being used. You can view the full product instructions online here. Please let us know if we can further assist you.
 Yes, Shockwave can be used with the Fog RX Propane Insect Fogger.Â
You could use EcoVia EC in a cold or thermal fogger for fogging outdoors near water. You would use EcoVia EC undiluted or diluted with mineral oil or another suitable non-phytotoxic diluent. Use up to 0.25-1.5 fl oz of product per 1000 sq ft of ground surface area, or up to 10-60 fl oz per acre. Use…
Read Full Answer »We would not recommend using Nature-Cide Pest Management with the Fog RX Propane Insect Fogger. The product is not labeled for a thermal fogger specifically, we would recommend using Mosquito Beater Flying Insect Fog instead.
The manufacturer of the Fog RX Propane Insect Fogger, Bonide, can be contacted at 315-736-8231 and they can assist you in getting the parts you need for this fogger.
The Fog RX Propane Insect Fogger is not designed to be used with anything other than the included tank.
EcoVia is a natural product (not certified organic) that can be used in thermal foggers for control of mosquitoes and other pests. Per the label: FOGGING: For ULV (cold fog) and thermal fog applications, apply undiluted or dilute with light mineral oil or another suitable non-phytotoxic diluent. U…
Read Full Answer »The Fog RX Propane Insect Fogger should not be used indoors for any insect control. It should be used outdoors only as directed. If you have roaches in the home, we would recommend flushing/killing on contact the roaches that are present with a product like CB-80 and then perform non-chemical effort…
Read Full Answer »The Fog RX Propane Insect Fogger could be used along with the Shockwave or other thermal fogging solutions. Be sure you are not using the fogger in an indoor or otherwise constricted area due to fire hazard. Shockwave Fogging Concentrate is a powerful fogging insecticide that delivers two kill…
Read Full Answer »Martin's Permethrin 10% is not labeled for use in a fogger. The Fog RX Propane Insect Fogger should be used with an oil based product, such as Shockwave or ULD BP-300. Be sure to read the product labels located in the product description pages at the links provided to make sure these p…
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