dbkick
Well-Known Member
Whats it say about smoking material with residual amounts of this chemical on it?
White Mites on my Ladies
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GREEN ARROW WORKS
Member
Is it safe for human consumption?
johhny_reb
Member
yep.
description
- Won't harm plants*
- No lingering chemical odor
- For indoor & outdoor use
- No CFCs
It is a violation of Federal Law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling. Shake can before use. Hold container upright. Spray away from face. Crawling bugs: To kill roaches, waterbugs, crickets, silverfish, centipedes, ticks, boxelder bugs, earwigs, caterpillars, millipedes, spiders, sow bugs: Hold dispenser about 12 inches from surface being sprayed. Spray thoroughly into hiding places such as cracks, moist areas, openings around pipes and sinks, under refrigerators, baseboards and storage areas. Flying bugs: To kill flies and mosquitoes: Close all doors and windows. Direct the spray mist to all parts of the room especially windows and other light sources which attract these insects, staying about 3 feet from walls, fabrics and furniture. Fill room with mist then leave the treated areas. Keep room closed for at least 15 minutes. Ventilate the room when treatment is completed. Spray directly on stray wasps, hornets, gnats, Asian lady beetles and small flying moths that enter buildings. Garden bugs: It is ok for use on edible crops. To kill aphids, climbing cut worms, gypsy moth larvae, Japanese beetles, leafhoppers, red spider mites, exposed thrips, webworms and whiteflies or ornamental garden plants: Spray when air is still and temperature is not above 90°F. Spray with slow sweeping motion 36 inches from all plants. Avoid wetting - a light spray kills pests effectively. Spray in short bursts. Repeat application from time to time as long as insects are present. Use with care on tender foliage, young plants and new growth. Storage: Store in an area away from heat or flame and inaccessible to children. Disposal: Do not puncture or incinerate! If empty: This container may be recycled in the few but growing number of communities where steel aerosol can recycling is available. Before offering for recycling, empty the container by using the product according to the label.
johhny_reb
Member
you guys should do more reading before you judge
Here's the MSDS on that product:
http://scjohnson.com/Libraries/Download_Documents/RAID®_HOUSE_GARDEN_BUG_KILLER_FORMULA_7.sflb.ashx
Potential Health Effects
Routes of exposure Eyes
Skin
Inhalation
Ingestion
Aggravated Medical Condition
: RAID® HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLER FORMULA 7
: Insecticide
: S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. 1525 Howe Street Racine WI 53403-2236
: 24 Hour Transport & Medical Emergency Phone (866) 231- 5406
24 Hour International Emergency Phone (952) 852-4647
: opaque / aerosol / pleasant
: Caution
CONTENTS UNDER PRESSURE. Do not puncture or incinerate. Do not store at temperatures above 120 Deg. F (50 Deg C), as container may burst. Keep away from heat, sparks and flame. Harmful if absorbed through skin. Avoid contact with skin, eyes and clothing. Avoid breathing vapors, mist or gas.
: Eye, Skin, Inhalation, Ingestion.
: May cause:
Mild eye irritation
: Harmful if absorbed through skin.
: Inhalation may cause central nervous system effects. : May be harmful if swallowed.
: None known.
http://scjohnson.com/Libraries/Download_Documents/RAID®_HOUSE_GARDEN_BUG_KILLER_FORMULA_7.sflb.ashx
Potential Health Effects
Routes of exposure Eyes
Skin
Inhalation
Ingestion
Aggravated Medical Condition
: RAID® HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLER FORMULA 7
: Insecticide
: S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. 1525 Howe Street Racine WI 53403-2236
: 24 Hour Transport & Medical Emergency Phone (866) 231- 5406
24 Hour International Emergency Phone (952) 852-4647
: opaque / aerosol / pleasant
: Caution
CONTENTS UNDER PRESSURE. Do not puncture or incinerate. Do not store at temperatures above 120 Deg. F (50 Deg C), as container may burst. Keep away from heat, sparks and flame. Harmful if absorbed through skin. Avoid contact with skin, eyes and clothing. Avoid breathing vapors, mist or gas.
: Eye, Skin, Inhalation, Ingestion.
: May cause:
Mild eye irritation
: Harmful if absorbed through skin.
: Inhalation may cause central nervous system effects. : May be harmful if swallowed.
: None known.
Geronimo420
Well-Known Member
Does it also say that it won't harm the poeples who smoke the plants?
johhny_reb
Member
you guys don't believe so whatever I use it allthe time. everybody grows their own way why are you being asshles about it????
ISK
Well-Known Member
johhny...nobody is being an asshole towards you, we are just trying to warn you that Raid is not a good choice, in fact it could be rather harmful to your health..please re-read curiuos2garden post
Raid is no doubt very effective at killing any bug, so nobody doubts that Raid works very well....the concern is your health, and anyone else smoking your pot
old shol4evr
Well-Known Member
boy he really takes getting fucked up to a diffrent level
old shol4evr
Well-Known Member
johhny reb your not growing tomatoes and i wouldnt even use it on them
old shol4evr
Well-Known Member
when it says vent room ,dam there is a sign ,keep reading i bet you will find that it says dont use around household pets also ,hey man to each there on ,spray it and smoke it ,get back with us a year from now when your looking for a hand out for cancer treatment .thing is i kind of understand you it is cheap and easy to use ,they sell millons of can daily,but i can tell you about chemicals and there after effects but mine are not by choice but from pepole that like to put the shit in bombs and lace the shit every where you would walk and shit.but go hard dude raid them fuckers
dbdweller
Active Member
Johhny take it easy its just hard for an exp grower to even think about raid NO Matter what the can says. Thats why you are getting colorful replys lol Its a poision in most cans and over time you will learn to use other things
for Example some growers have used :
If it sounds plusable then research it first.
Lady bugs, they are a fantastic crowd controller you could say. They can control a major amount of pests and bugs.
ph water 8.0 + and sprayed on.
Neim oil sprayed on. But do this NOT under a light and wait for it to dry before you put it back under. better off when the lights are out and use a green light.
Same as sm90 but this is a pesticide and i think that is always a last resort.
So these are just a few of many.
for Example some growers have used :
If it sounds plusable then research it first.
Lady bugs, they are a fantastic crowd controller you could say. They can control a major amount of pests and bugs.
ph water 8.0 + and sprayed on.
Neim oil sprayed on. But do this NOT under a light and wait for it to dry before you put it back under. better off when the lights are out and use a green light.
Same as sm90 but this is a pesticide and i think that is always a last resort.
So these are just a few of many.
old shol4evr
Well-Known Member
normally when i read something like this i just shake my head and move on ,i thought maybe by telling johhny about my experiences a light would come on .people have a tendency to not give a fuck about life ,when the light comes on to your on at hand you have a whole new out look on life
dbkick
Well-Known Member
You should probably be the one doing the reading, My god you're dumb.
Farmer's Hat
Well-Known Member
Raid... hahahaha! I feel sorry for you.
Anyways, if the mites are not all over, your best option is to do some slight defoliating. Remove the leaves that are infested. If the infestation is bad... spray it down with something organic. (If the buds are dense, you will end up with bud rot. The water will get trapped in the bud, causing it to rot.) There are plenty of natural solutions online. Look around, and good luck.
Anyways, if the mites are not all over, your best option is to do some slight defoliating. Remove the leaves that are infested. If the infestation is bad... spray it down with something organic. (If the buds are dense, you will end up with bud rot. The water will get trapped in the bud, causing it to rot.) There are plenty of natural solutions online. Look around, and good luck.
GREEN ARROW WORKS
Member
Dude the MSDS sheets are the true facts of the products. If you like consuming RAID. There is nothing I can say to change your mind. It safer to use Borex than this stuff if you actually have a pest problem in your house.
MSDS Sheets are done by 3rd party auditing firm that is responsible for what they write because it submitted to government. Raid can pull out whatever stops for there marketing. 99% MSDS SHEETS DO NOT LIE. The other reason why is because DOT regulation needs to see if the items are transportable by AIR. God forbid they get into accident or something. They need countermeasure on what type of loads they are carrying especially RAID products.
RAID Items should be listed under hazmat. WTF may cause central nerve issue. Sounds like something from World War I where they were using mustard Gas.
When a Big Corp puts safe for gardens. It is such a marketing play on words.
RAID own by JC Johnson
1. Multinational Corp.
2. Has a department full of attorneys
3. If you do win a suit which I highly doubt it. You'll be all screwed up by there chemicals.
4. RAID is expensive why waste the money
5. Why use pesticide. Don't we get enough from our food that we need to add RAID on top of it.
MSDS Sheets are done by 3rd party auditing firm that is responsible for what they write because it submitted to government. Raid can pull out whatever stops for there marketing. 99% MSDS SHEETS DO NOT LIE. The other reason why is because DOT regulation needs to see if the items are transportable by AIR. God forbid they get into accident or something. They need countermeasure on what type of loads they are carrying especially RAID products.
RAID Items should be listed under hazmat. WTF may cause central nerve issue. Sounds like something from World War I where they were using mustard Gas.
When a Big Corp puts safe for gardens. It is such a marketing play on words.
RAID own by JC Johnson
1. Multinational Corp.
2. Has a department full of attorneys
3. If you do win a suit which I highly doubt it. You'll be all screwed up by there chemicals.
4. RAID is expensive why waste the money
5. Why use pesticide. Don't we get enough from our food that we need to add RAID on top of it.
Ganjafucker
Well-Known Member
Here are the photos guys