Any chemical, even salt or caffeine, in a large enough dose can be harmful. The amount of mosquito control chemicals that come out of the mosquito trucks and aircraft are not harmful to humans or pets. As with any chemical, it is always a good idea to keep exposure to a minimum. For this reason, children should not be allowed to follow the mosquito trucks as people often did in the 1940s and 1950s. Pets usually are repelled by the high pitch of the machine.

The amounts of Mosquito Control chemicals that are sprayed out of the trucks and aircraft are not harmful to people or pets. However, as with any chemical, it is a good idea to keep exposure to a minimum. If you or your pet accidentally gets hit with the spray, you might feel a momentary slight burning or stinging sensation on the skin or in the eyes and may cough briefly if the spray is inhaled. The smell is usually worse than the taste or sting.

All of the products that we use are mixed and applied according to the stringent requirements of the Environmental Protection Agency. In their diluted form they are considered by the E.P.A. to be "practically non-toxic". There is not a single credible study linking lawn care products to any adverse health effects. In most every case, the products we use can be purchased by consumers at your local garden store.

Each summer, the Idaho Department of Lands and cooperating agencies conduct a survey and detection program for gypsy moths throughout Idaho. This is accomplished by placing traps containing an attractant in trees or on fences or buildings at strategic locations. The trap contains a lure which attracts male gypsy moths to it. Once a male moth flies into the trap, it becomes stuck on a sticky material which covers the inner surface of the trap. There are no harmful chemicals in the trap.

No, Diamondlac Waterborne Urethane is a very low odor finish because of its low VOC (Volatile Operative Chemical) count.

There are no acids in either the Sludge & Flux Remover or Siltfree products, they are both environmentally safe and can be dumped to drain in the normal way. The Powerflush Descaler contains food grade acids that can be discharged to drain. COSHH safety data sheets are available on request.

In fact some chemicals like fluoride are added to the drinking water to directly benefit the consumer. Minerals may also be beneficial and many chemicals have no adverse effects on public health.

The answer is yes, but our product does not produce enough Co2 to be harmful in any reasonable sized growing areas. However, if you are growing in an area as small as a 2x2x2, make sure you put our bucket on a timer to minimize your Co2 output.

Pyrethrum insecticides have been used in agricultural and equine applications for a quarter century with no known harmful effects. No other insecticide can claim such a long record of proven safety towards humans and warm-blooded animals. Other over the counter insecticides contain petroleum distillates, oils and solvents that can be harmful.

During normal activities — such as working in offices and labs, walking and bicycling around the RFS, driving to and from work — RFS occupants and visitors would not have contact with the contaminants, most of which are in the marsh, to put them at risk. If a person were exposed to sufficient amounts of heavy metals and PCBs through ingestion (eating), inhalation (breathing) or skin absorption, however, it could be harmful to his or her health.

The two most common reasons for cryopreserving a pet are based on the fact that people love their pets. The first reason is that the owner of the pet plans to be cryopreserved and hopes to be reunited with their beloved pet in the future. The second reason is that the owner believes that life is wonderful and wants to give a greatly extended life to their pet. In some cases people motivated by the second reason do not make arrangements to be cryopreserved themselves.

Plants affecting the gastrointestinal tract - azalea (azalea, rhododendron), bulbs (amaryllis, tulip, daffodils, castor bean, english ivy, mushrooms (fly agaric and death cap), precatory beans, solanaceae (potatoes, tomatoes, ground cherries, woody nightshade, black nightshade, christmas cherry), english walnut Plants causing stomatitis and glossitis - ornamentals (dieffenbachia or dumb cane, philodendron), wild flowers (jack-in-the-pulpit) Plants affecting the nervous system - nettle (catnip), .

Not for use on skin, prolonged exposure to vapors should be avoided. Pets should be removed during fogging process.

A:The products that we use are all regulated by the EPA. Our technicians have all been properly trained to apply it according to Label specifications. Yes, Pesticides can be harmful if not properly handled or applied correctly. However, if used properly there is very little exposure to children, pets or you. We make sure to inspect surroundings & apply the products so insects & rodents come in contact with it & that you & your family do not.

Prolonged, direct exposure to UV light is harmful to all living organisms, including people. However, the American-Lights? system has been designed with safety in mind. There is minimum exposure to people. This provides for safe operation and maintenance.

As long as the label directions are followed, there should be no harmful effects to the people in the house or the pets.

All herbicide treated lawns should be allowed to completely dry before allowing pets or people to re-enter.

People commonly request to have one of our items customized for a person instead of their pet. We are happy to customize any of our products using photographs or sentiments for people instead.

No. If the manufacturer's label on a product states that glove use is required, then you must utilize proper safety protection procedures.