Treat Wool, Hay, Paper - insect and fire suppression

Natural Insulation Material Treatments

 

Property Repair Systems

01626 331351

 
Borax Wool, Hay, Paper and Wood treatment - prevents Wool Moth and other pests from living in Insulation Materials

 

Borax in water - treatment for insect pests in Wool, Hay and Paper Insulation - 01626 331351

 

- Borax kills larvae and hatching eggs in Wool, Hay and Paper Insulation.

- It also controls Woodworm in wooden roof structures and floor timbers.

- Has no smell, no vapour, no stains, no hazard rating.

- Also, Borax is a natural Fire Inhibitor.


Insect control in Wool, Hay and Paper when used for Insulation in buildings

Borax is a specially formulated Boron based compound dissolved in only in water. It contains no solvents or additives of any kind. This product is designed to penetrate into the wool and hay where the insects live and breed and into wood, where woodworm live and breed. There are many unpleasant chemical insect and woodworm treatment products on the market today, but be careful because many based on hazardous chemicals that evaporate into your rooms - into the air that you breathe. The active Borate in Borax does not evaporate, so remains where you want it - inside the wool, hay or wood. Borax will not lose its effectiveness, even if vacuuming occurs.

Female insects lay their eggs on insulation and bare timber surfaces. These eggs hatch into a small worm like larvae. Insect larvae then feed on the wool, hay or wood treated with Boron based Borax and die! They never reach the adult stage. Borax is designed to kill any insect larvae that eat into the wool, hay or wood, preventing infestation and future damage.

As long as label safety directions are followed, there should be no harmful effects to the people or pets in the house.

Borax is specially formulated to dry dust-free and there is no clean up needed after treatment. It is a true solution in water: no added chemicals, solvents or dyes.

Application for insect Control

Hay or Wool: Apply Borax to dry wool or hay only, otherwise the moisture in the material may reduce the concentration and therefore the level of protection. Apply using either a hand spray pump or by dipping. Allow to drip dry or spin out mechanically. Collect all run-off and re-use. Keep unprotected people, pets and children out of the treatment area.

Timber: Apply Borax with a spray applicator, by dipping or by brush. Allow to dry fully before handling. Any damp timbers (over 18% Timber Scale) should have an additional treatment with Boron Ultra Gel, by brush. Damp or wet timbers bearing onto or inside a wall also require injection with Boron Ultra 78 Paste. Add Boron Rods to such timbers if likely to remain permanently or seasonally wet - for example, in very thick stone walls.

 

Guarantee

Property Repair Systems guarantees the product for 20 years, provided that the treated materials are not subject to water leaks or flooding.

Borax will NOT kill some types of adult insects, which, due to their life cycles, may emerge after treatment - this is called the 'fly out period' and for Common Furniture Beetle, for example, is 3 to 5 years. It will prevent re-infestation, so that the attack will die out - this process is the same for most surface treatments and is referred to as 'breaking the egg laying cycle'.

If you have questions, feel free to call 01626 331351.

 

Borax - Wool, Hay and Wood Treatment

A unique odourless treatment, already to dissolved in water, designed to treat Wool, Hay and Timber by dipping, brush or spray. It avoids the hazard problems of many liquid preservatives by using only water as a carrier. It can also be used in most situations to replace other less ‘friendly’ contact type insecticides, including Permethrin (which for example, like all Pyrethroids, is highly toxic to fish and birds, and gives off a vapour into the air you breathe).

Ready to Use - 5 litres or 25 litres of Borax - already dissolved in water.

 

Typical Consumption Rates

Timber Floors - 2 domestic living rooms - 5 litres, 2 domestic living rooms and 2 bedrooms - 10 litres.

Wool - one rinse through dry, clean wool, residue recycled - 5 litres per 10 kgs of dry wool

Hay - one soaking through dry bailed hay, residue recycled - 5 litres per 5 kgs of dry compressed hay

Always follow the instructions on the product label, wear gloves and splash proof clothing. If spraying wear the correct mask. Check with us before purchasing to ensure that you are buying the correct product.

To buy now

Borax - 5 litre - £22.88 - or, for professionals, Borax - 25 litres - £95.48 -

Spraying Mask - £8.78 - Vinyl Gloves - box of 100 uni-handed - £10.97 -

Sprayer, 5 litre, hand pump - £17.23 -

or, click to go to our full Boron Shop

 

Benefits

* World-wide safety reputation

* Ultra low toxicity

* Kills only the insect eggs (not spiders, birds, fish or bats)

* No odour

* Does not evaporate

(stays in the wool, hay or wood, unlike some other chemicals)

* 1 hour re-entry time (or until dry, whichever is the longer)

* Non-flammable (actually retards flame spread in some materials)

Optional Products:

: Pump up Sprayer

: Mask

: Gloves

Technical Support

All PRS products are supported with Method Statements, Specifications and comprehensive technical support. Please ask for our technical department. .Contact us at: 01626 331351 or help@propertyrepairsystems.co.uk

Common Clothes Moth - about 1/4 inch long, wings folded, eggs ivory colour, larvae creamy white with a brown head, 1/2 inch long

 

Larvae of Clothes Moth

Common Furniture Beetle

 


 

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Typical Insects found in Natural Roof Insulation and Roof Timbers
Wool Moth

Hay Mite

Common Furniture Beetle

Death Watch Beetle

 

 

 

INSECTICIDE AND BIOCIDE SAFETY

 

Use Insecticides and Biocides safely. Always read the label and product information Data Sheet before use.

Wear the correct safety equipment and keep unprotected people and animals out of the treated area for the statutory period given on the label.

All products have some hazards and the COSHH Regulations (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health) apply to ALL building repair and construction products that we sell, even Cement. Always wear a dust mask when handling powders.

If in doubt consult us for free technical help. Take care not to contaminate soil, waterways or the environment with the product or the waste and packaging. These can be returned to us for disposal.

Avoid using any type of chemical in your home if any of the following are likely to come into contact with treated surfaces: babies, young children, asthmatics, pregnant women or those vulnerable due to ill health.

 


For more help go to:

www.boron.org.uk - how to use Boron based insecticides/fungicides to treat timber rots and insect attack

www.dampness-info.co.uk - how to treat penetrating dampness in walls and plaster

www.deck-treatment.co.uk - how to treat patio decks and yacht decks

www.dryrot.biz - how to cure and prevent Dry Rot

www.epoxy-info.co.uk - epoxies, polyesters and polyurethanes for all applications

www.joist-repair.co.uk - how to quickly repair joists and beams of any size

www.timber.org.uk - systems of repair, with step by step methods

www.timber-repair.co.uk - how to repair timbers in buildings without wrecking the place

www.propertyrepairsystems.co.uk - fire paints, crack injection, metal fabrication, hygiene treatments


Property Repair Systems, Unit 3, Olympus Business Park, Kingsteignton Road, Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ12 2SN

T: 01626 331351, F: 01626 331143, E: help@propertyrepairsystems.co.uk

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