Mortein Bug Spray

Mortein Muzzle Spray targets birds like cardinals, sparrows and doves. They are also known to kill other insects like wasps, spiders, and moths. The spray is made up of a combination of odorless chemicals and a fine mist of water. A very effective predator deterrent, the spray can be used both on and off the ground. It is easy to aim and will work in virtually all weather conditions.

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To spray, simply put the can in the hand of an operator and aim at the target. A high pressure nozzle can be used to ensure that the birds are hit directly. However, some birds may be hit by the spray but still survive. To achieve the best results, it is important to spray in a straight line. If the line is wavy, some of the bees may be hit but will not survive.

An automatic or manual release button is provided on the can for easy spraying. The operator just needs to be next to the can when spraying. A long hose, with an opening of two to three feet, is provided with the spray. It can be used over again.

How To Use Mortein Bug Spray Target

Mortein is a durable product, which means that it can withstand exposure to rain, snow, and extreme sunlight. However, before using it outdoors, it is important to ensure that it has been conditioned. This can be done by placing the spray on a tarp or hanging it in a closet. This will keep the spray stiff and prevent it from leaking or breaking when the wind blows. Once conditioned, it is ready for use in the garden.

To use the spray effectively, it is necessary to follow the instructions on the container carefully. The sprays come with a leaf sleeve and a telescoping handle. The telescoping handle allows the user to reach high branches or tree trunks.

The insecticide should not be used if there are young children or pets in the house. These may inadvertently touch the canister and result in an accidental release of the chemical. If the homeowner does not follow these recommendations, the bug spray target could accidentally hit an animal, which could result in serious injury or death. Also, if the homeowner forgets to condition the canister, the insecticide may still be released, even though the can is closed. For these reasons, it is important that the user inspects the can before using it.