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Is it pet friendly if used on decks or walks?
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From the Wet & Forget FAQ page:
Will Wet & Forget affect my pets? Not under normal circumstances. However, after application, keep your pets off the surface until it is dry to ensure they don't ingest any of the Wet & Forget. If they accidentally walk in the treated area while wet, rinse your pet's paws with fresh water as a precaution. Wet & Forget is safe for pets if it rains after the dry time. Is Wet and Forget safe to use around my pets? We’ve gotten numerous inquiries from some of you who are ready to apply Wet & Forget but want to know if it’s at all harmful to your pets. Here’s your answer! You only need to keep pets off the surface during the time it takes Wet & Forget to dry, which is between 4 and 5 hours. Once the drying time has elapsed, both people and pets are free to walk on the surface that was sprayed with Wet & Forget. It is also safe for people and pets to be on the treated surface after subsequent rainfalls. |
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How do I get rid of heavy moss on my lawn?
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Same problem at my house.Your soil is acid heavy and needs application of lime.If its as bad as mine it really needs to be removed and reseeded.Our own forum member Lawn Psycho would be the guy to answer that one.
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I have always been told it is a pH problem too. But I've had my lawn tested and the pH is fine. But I still have moss. Sunlight and moisture have something to do with it. But waiting to hear from our resident lawn expert.
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