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  • Asked by Carlo
    03/08/2011
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    Is there a difference between Tick Block and Permethrin SFR?
    A
    Yes. Tick Block is actually formulated to be used on clothing while Permethrin SFR has a completely different base and is formulated to be used on surfaces that will not contact skin for prolonged periods of time. While the active ingredient is the same, the carrier is different and using Permethrin SFR on clothing could lead to illness and skin irritations.
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    17 of 19 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by David from Wakeman, Ohio
    02/23/2012
    Q
    How can I treat my outdoor clothes with Pyrethrin for mosquitoes and ticks?
    There are a lot of new clothing lines that are impregnated with pyrethrin as an insect repellant (such as InsectSheild). US Military uses this technology also. I heard that you can soak clothes in a 5-15% pyrethrin solution and get the same effect. Do you have any links to techniques that I could use with your products?
    A
    We have a product for just that purpose called Tick Block.  It is a process made for treating your clothes at home with a pyrethrin based solution.  Unfortunately normal pyrethrin insecticides are not labeled to be used on clothing, but Tick Block is specifically formulated for that purpose.
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    15 of 19 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Evan from Beltsville, Md
    07/21/2013
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    Is it true that the bottles in these kits are only 6 ounces of 0.5% permethrin?
    Is it true that the bottles in these kits are only 6 ounces of 0.5% permethrin? For some reason you do not tell us quantity of solution in this kit like you do all the other products you sell. That would mean permethrin to treat your clothes costs about 160 times what the permethrin in Permethrin SFR costs, or 90 times what Permethrin 10% costs. Considering that the research for using permethrin in clothes was paid for by the taxpayers, I really resent this huge markup and the vague language about why other permethrins supposedly won't work.
    A
    The volume of Tick Block is 8oz per bottle. We can only provide you with the information we are given on the product label from the manufacturer. You must keep in mind that just because the name of the ingredient is the same and percentages vary, does not mean it is the same technical chemical. Tick Block is actually formulated to be used on clothing while Permethrin SFR has a completely different base and is formulated to be used on surfaces that will not contact skin for prolonged periods of time. While the active ingredient is the same the carrier is different and using Permethrin SFR on clothing could lead to illness and skin irritations. It is all about how the chemical is processed to perform certain ways and meet proper regulations for safe use in each area. You can not use the other formulations of the product on your clothes as the way it is made is unsafe to YOU if used in any way other than the label states. If you have any other questions please let us know.
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    6 of 8 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Linda
    05/13/2011
    Q
    Can I use Tick Block directly on my dog or would I need to put it on her collar?
    Would that help???
    A
    You cannot put Tick Block directly on your pet. You need to use a product that is specifically formulated and labeled for use on animals such as Petcor Flea and Tick spray or another product recommended by your veterinarian.
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    5 of 6 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Hannah
    04/20/2012
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    How many washes will Tick Block Clothing Treatment with Permethrin last for?
    A

    The manufacturer of Tick Block states that it will last for 6 washes, or about 6 weeks.  This is based on the assumption that most people wash their clothes once a week.  However, it can last much longer if you wash the treated clothes less often.

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    5 of 5 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Drscot from Alma, Ar
    05/28/2013
    Q
    How does Tick Block differ from Permethrin SFR 36.8?
    I treated some clothing with Permethrin SFR diluted to 0.5% before seeing your information. Is it unsafe or simply ineffective on clothing or just an off-label use?
    A
    As with any of our products we do not recommend application to clothing unless otherwise labeled. Please contact the manufacturer of Permethrin SFR Control Solutions at 281-892-2500
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    2 of 3 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Susan from Julian, Pa
    05/15/2013
    Q
    What is the volume of the product(s)?
    A
    The volume of Tick Block is 8oz per bottle. PLease let us know if you have any other questions.
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    1 of 1 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Ryan from Rockland, Maine
    05/13/2015
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    I've heard Permethrin is highly toxic to cats. How can I be sure my cats and I are safe when using this?
    A
    Tick Block is safe if used as directed for humans. It should not be applied to cats.
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    1 of 1 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Jeremy from Huntsville, Al
    04/07/2020
    Q
    Tick Block discontinued- What to use for replacement?
    You recommend this for use on clothes, but this item is discontinued. What do you sell that replaces this?
    A

    We do carry the JT Eaton Kills Bedbugs, Ticks and Mosquitoes

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    1 of 1 people found this answer helpful.
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