Ramik 116352 Ground Squirrel Bait is specifically formulated for ground squirrels, not rats. While rats might nibble on it, its effectiveness and palatability are designed for ground squirrels. For best results, use a bait labeled for rats.
Yes, the Product Works 46355 Snoopy & Woodstock decoration can be used indoors, but it is primarily designed for outdoor use. Ensure proper placement near a power source and avoid moisture exposure indoors for safety.
The Waterway 212-0310 Mini Storm Jet Body will not fit the 218-4000 diffuser. They are incompatible due to different designs and attachment mechanisms.
Fish Mox (amoxicillin) is commonly used for fin issues in tanks. Cephalexin (Ceph) is not typically recommended for fish. Always use antibiotics specifically labeled for fish and follow dosage instructions carefully to avoid harm.
Yes, SCOTTS ORTHO ROUNDUP 64oz CrabgrassDestroyer kills crabgrass and grassy weeds like quackgrass while being safe for Kentucky bluegrass. Apply to actively growing weeds and avoid use on grasses like bermudagrass or St. Augustine.
The trigger lock on the Melnor R201 Hose Nozzle RelaxGrip holds the trigger in place for continuous water flow without needing to keep your finger pressed. Simply squeeze the trigger, then slide or press the lock mechanism to secure it, allowing hands-free watering.
The TRUE VALUE Majic Town & Country Spray Enamel is durable and weather-resistant but is not specifically formulated for high heat resistance. It’s best for metal surfaces exposed to normal outdoor conditions, not for high-temperature applications.
The POLICE SECURITY FLASHLIGHTS 97929-W uses alkaline batteries and is not rechargeable. However, it includes a built-in power bank to charge your phone or small electronics.
Yes, a UV light is needed to cure the CRL UV70330 adhesive. It cures quickly when exposed to UV light, forming a strong, clear bond. Use a suitable CRL UV lamp and follow the recommended curing times for best results.
To calculate square footage, multiply the plank's length (59") by width (8.7"), then convert to feet: (59/12) x (8.7/12) ≈ 3.92 sq ft per plank. Multiply by the number of planks for total coverage.