Sandra from Delray Beach, Fl writes
I'm using AR-X inside the house for spot treatment and I'm very pleased with the results; it's a great product I feel comfortable using around our children and cats. However, I noticed that the product takes a very long time to dry. I typically apply it in the evening once the kids are in bed and I'm rather sparing with the application since I only like to have as little insecticides inside the house as absolutely necessary. Anyway, the treated areas are usually still wet in the morning after 9-10 hrs of drying time. My question is, is this normal that AR-X takes such a long time to dry? And is there a way to speed up drying time? For a family with kids and pets it's virtually impossible to keep any area clear for 24 hrs or so.
Eco PCO AR-X is an oil based product and that is why it takes so long to dry. The idea of oil based products is that they stay wet longer to offer longer lasting control. You should try to keep the product to just cracks and crevices to limit its exposure to children and pets. Unforatuntely there is not a way to speed up the drying time.
Answer last updated on: 09/13/2013
