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RevRFB, i know what you are talking about with the battle but, you should nt be smoking floramite. Maybe i miss understood your post. I would not spray this with in 30 days of harvest. This is a nasty chemical and i copied this from the MSDS for floramite. I hate these fucks as much a you but don't risk your safety and health. Your much better off smoking/eating a mite than smoking or eating this shit. Be safe
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8. EXPOSURE CONTROLS / PERSONAL PROTECTION
EXPOSURE LIMIT VALUES
No other exposure limits have been established
PERSONAL PROTECTION
Respiratory protection
Self-contained breathing apparatus in high vapor concentrations.
Hand protection / protective gloves
Chemical resistant protective gloves
Eye protection
Safety glasses with side shields.
Skin protection
Wear protective clothing, such as long sleeves to minimize skin contact.
Other protective equipment
Eye bath, Safety shower
ENGINEERING CONTROLS
Ventilation
General (mechanical) room ventilation is expected to be satisfactory., Special, local ventilation is needed at points where vapors
can be expected to escape to the workplace air.
So in the neverending mite fight, I'm moving to phaze 3 of operation "shocking, aww" and have some battle bugs on order...
The ones I'm getting are called "roof mites" (in dutch) or "Phytoseiulus persimilis" (in latin). Can anyone tell me about these?
What I'd really like to know is... when I unleash them, will they come out raring to go like a swarm of killer bees? or will they be all dosile from travelling and need dumping out of whatever they arrive in. I ask as I'd like to use them on 3 areas, not just the one, so if it's crazy mad swarm effect, then I need to be prepared to jam the lid shut quickly...
Secondly is... I've read that once they cant find any food (spitermites), they turn on eachother and so theres not much left behind. Is that right? only if they're more likely to crawl inside my buds and die and then go pop in my spliff, I'd rather not use them in that area.
Third thing I'm wondering is, how long do they take to do they're business and how do I treat the area while they're sorting the mites? Should I keep it sealed so they don't escape? (no exhaust?) or anything else I need to know?