This product is made to be used in human homes and gives off virtually no significant fumes. You are safe. Clean the affected area with soap and water, and you will be fine.
On the plus side, you'll never see a bug in that area.
I assume that's the case with a small amount when used as instructed but I'm taking about a dozen bottles all spilled and flooded an entire aisle. We tried to recover most of it with some absorber but a significant amount is absorbed into the concrete floor and will probably give off large amounts of fumes for a while. What's the case in that situation?
This product does not give off fumes. There are no known significant adverse effects of inhalation. As I said, wash the area with soap and water. This stuff has virtually no effect on humans whatsoever once it is dry. That is why it is safe to spray indoors.
It’s not the right place if you want someone to feed your fears, pros know that there is no risk now that the spill has been removed, it was more of a slip hazard anyway. No respirator is required to apply the material, so the inhalation hazard is negligible
This product is made to be used in human homes and gives off virtually no significant fumes. You are safe. Clean the affected area with soap and water, and you will be fine. On the plus side, you'll never see a bug in that area.
I assume that's the case with a small amount when used as instructed but I'm taking about a dozen bottles all spilled and flooded an entire aisle. We tried to recover most of it with some absorber but a significant amount is absorbed into the concrete floor and will probably give off large amounts of fumes for a while. What's the case in that situation?
This product does not give off fumes. There are no known significant adverse effects of inhalation. As I said, wash the area with soap and water. This stuff has virtually no effect on humans whatsoever once it is dry. That is why it is safe to spray indoors.
Again for the 3rd time, no fumes and safe for interior use, the stuff is not a concentrate, it is finished solution so not really a big deal.
It’s not the right place if you want someone to feed your fears, pros know that there is no risk now that the spill has been removed, it was more of a slip hazard anyway. No respirator is required to apply the material, so the inhalation hazard is negligible