According to the manufacturer, the Monterey Mark-It-Blue will break down in direct sunlight and will dissipate in 2-3 hours. The Mark-It-Blue may also be used on your home lawn.
Yes, Monterey Mark-It Blue can be used when treating with Bora-Care for a termite treatment. Just be aware that the dye will also most likely soak into the wood as well.
Yes, Monterey Mark-It Blue is a non-toxic, food-grade pigment and washes off without staining.
Monterey Mark-It Blue is a spray solution blue colorant that indicates where you have applied a chemical spray. It works great with herbicides, fertilizers, and insecticides. It washes off without staining, and it is non-toxic and dissipates with sunlight.
If accidentally sprayed onto cement, Mark-It Blue will wear off with time. However, it is best to protect porous surfaces with a tarp, cardboard, or other barrier so that you do not get any temporary staining. You can rinse areas immediately with water to remove any colorant more quickly. Be extra mindful of sensitive stone and fabric as these may stain permanently.
Monterey Mark-It Blue will stain concrete and other surfaces so it would be best if you cover them if possible. If there is any overspray, be sure to rinse the area as soon as possible.
Monterey Mark-It Blue is not really labeled to be used in a pasture but per the manufacturer, it should be safe. Although it's not a normal use area for the product, for it to be completely safe, they suggest keeping the horses/livestock off the treated areas with for at least 48 hours.
Per the product label, when using Monterey Mark-It Blue - this can be removed from skin or equipment with several washings of soap and water. Avoid letting MARK-IT BLUE concentrate come into contact with fabrics. You may contact the manufacturer directly at 559-499-2100 for advise on how to remove their product from clothing.
Monterey Mark-It Blue is best mixed with actual pesticides using a chemical and should not be used with home remedies for weed control.