Precor IGR Concentrate - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Fred from Curwensville, Pa
    09/17/2017
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    Can Precor IGR Concentrate be diluted even more to sponge "Dip" my larger lab dog so long as doesn't lick until dry?
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    Precor IGR Concentrate should NOT be applied to animals at any dilution. It is not labeled for a safe usage. We do carry products such as Martins Flea, Tick and Mange Dip. When following the instructions on the product label for Martins Flea, Tick and Mange Dip it should not harm your dog if he licks after drying.  Sensitivities may occur after using ANY pesticide product for pets. If signs of sensitivity occur, bathe your pet with mild soap and rinse with large amounts of water. If signs continue, consult a veterinarian immediately.

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  • Asked by Karen from Dover
    10/01/2017
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    If I got the carpet wet 1 week after spraying Precor IGR Concentrate, will this take the spray away?
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    If a bit of water touched the Precor IGR Concentrate treated area, it should be fine. It will not reactivate the product. If the carpet was steamed or shampooed, then some of the product will have been removed.

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  • Asked by K.t.
    11/29/2016
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    Will chlorinated tap water affect the effectiveness of Precor IGR Concentrate?
    After reading reviews of this product, a couple people mentioned that this concentrate must be mixed with non-chlorinated water, such as distilled water. This was apparently communicated to them by the manufacturer. There was nothing along these lines included in the instructions that arrived with the concentrate. Not knowing this information at the time of application, I have sprayed my whole house using chlorinated tap water to dilute the concentrate. I'm now concerned that the product will be ineffective.
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    The manufacturer of Precor IGR Concentrate does not recommend any specific type of water for mixing.  Regular tap water would be fine to use.

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  • Asked by Susan from Oxnard, California
    10/21/2017
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    Do I need to remove my fish when they spray my classroom with Precor?
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    While Precor IGR shouldn't harm fish if used appropriately, you would need at miminum to cover the fish tank while spraying and until everything has dried and settled. If its easy to remove the fish before spraying then I would do so, but if not, just covering them with a sheet or fabric to protect from particles getting in the water or filter would be sufficient. 

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