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Old May 20th 2016, 2:37 am
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Has anyone found this in Canada? Or an alternative?
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Old May 20th 2016, 4:17 am
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You can buy it online at the British corner shop!
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Pine-Sol?

I've not seen Jeyes here - I tend to use Greenworks but it depends what you want to use it for.

Originally Posted by Tootlepootle
You can buy it online at the British corner shop!
In Canada, or that UK based one?



Edited to add, I wonder if this would be similar? http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/sp...-0390467p.html - it gets rave reviews for cleaning/disinfecting just about anything - including laundry!

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Originally Posted by Siouxie
Pine-Sol?

I've not seen Jeyes here - I tend to use Greenworks but it depends what you want to use it for.



In Canada, or that UK based one?

Darn it, its the English based one that charges a lot for postage. You could buy several bottles and upsell?!
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British corner shop does have it but the delivery cost is too much. That CT spray thing would do the job though. Some creatures spent the winter in our garden shed and were a rather intemperate in their bathroom habits.

I'll miss the smell of Jeyes though. I'll as at the Peterbrough UK shop to see if they can get it in.
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Gosh that's a blast from the past !!!
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Originally Posted by bats
British corner shop does have it but the delivery cost is too much. That CT spray thing would do the job though. Some creatures spent the winter in our garden shed and were a rather intemperate in their bathroom habits.

I'll miss the smell of Jeyes though. I'll as at the Peterbrough UK shop to see if they can get it in.
Jeyes is a disinfectant though, not an insecticide. It is also for outdoor use only. If it is not registered with PRMA it cannot be brought into or used in Canada. Try Virkon S.
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Originally Posted by bats
British corner shop does have it but the delivery cost is too much. That CT spray thing would do the job though. Some creatures spent the winter in our garden shed and were a rather intemperate in their bathroom habits.

I'll miss the smell of Jeyes though. I'll as at the Peterbrough UK shop to see if they can get it in.
Weirdo!
A similar smell but stronger disinfectant resulted in the only time that I told a patient to leave his footwear on the doorstep outside the building. He worked in a chicken battery farm and wandered in with wellies which, I think in most countries would be classified as chemical weapons..they literally made your eyes water.
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Originally Posted by Aviator
Jeyes is a disinfectant though, not an insecticide. It is also for outdoor use only. If it is not registered with PRMA it cannot be brought into or used in Canada. Try Virkon S.
Jeyes is a pesticide (and that's the warning label you will find on a can of it) - it's 30% creosote, with pine oil, tar oil, meths and about 40% water.

It's probably a Regulated substance in Canada due to the creosote content.

Creosote is carcinogenic and that's why you can't buy it in the UK (for example) to paint fences with any more.

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Originally Posted by withabix
Jeyes is a pesticide (and that's the warning label you will find on a can of it) - it's 30% creosote, with pine oil, tar oil, meths and about 40% water.

It's probably a Regulated substance in Canada due to the creosote content.

Creosote is carcinogenic and that's why you can't buy it in the UK (for example) to paint fences with any more.
It is a disinfectant, not an insecticide.
http://www.e-hygienesystems.com/cosh...es%20Fluid.pdf
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Jeyes is a disinfectant though, not an insecticide. It is also for outdoor use only. If it is not registered with PRMA it cannot be brought into or used in Canada. Try Virkon S.
Yep I want a disinfectant. No insects are involved just rodent pee and poop.

I'll miss the creosote smell though.
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Yep I want a disinfectant. No insects are involved just rodent pee and poop.

I'll miss the creosote smell though.
And the milky swirl as your poured it into water - ah fond memories!

That one from crappy tire is both a disinfectant and cleaner, I was reading the reviews on it, pleasantly surprised (and it has an odour, so might keep the critters at bay while you are at it!).

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Yep I want a disinfectant. No insects are involved just rodent pee and poop.

I'll miss the creosote smell though.
Try Dettol?? Equally manky stench as Jeyes and, am sure, equally as effective at disinfecting poo.
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Try Dettol?? Equally manky stench as Jeyes and, am sure, equally as effective at disinfecting poo.

Needs to be strong enough though, bat poo is pretty nasty stuff. (She blames it on the rats)
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Needs to be strong enough though, bat poo is pretty nasty stuff. (She blames it on the rats)
Zi blame the gluten.

PS, it's no fun pooping when you are upside down.
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