TOTAL RELEASE FOGGER
One-shot aerosol fogger that clears mal-odors from up to 6,000 cubic feet.
What it's for
TOTAL RELEASE FOGGER is an odor-control product, not a cleaner and not an insecticide. You clear the room, set the can down, lock the valve open and walk out. The can empties itself, the fog settles across every surface, and the space is left with the fragrance you picked. Share states the foggers "neutralize all types of mal-odors" and are effective on odors from urine, feces, decay, rancidity, animals, fire, tobacco and marijuana smoke, cooking and mildew. Share describes the potency as twice that of a standard room deodorizer, and each can covers up to 6,000 cubic feet. It is the right tool for the room you cannot air out on its own; it is the wrong tool for daily maintenance, because you have to vacate the room for two hours and ventilate for thirty minutes afterward.
Locker rooms and wrestling rooms over a weekend or a break Bus interiors and vehicle bays after a sickness cleanup Storage and custodial rooms that have gone musty
Nursery and changing rooms after an accident that reached the carpet Weight rooms and mat rooms treated overnight Kitchens and fellowship halls after a cooking odor lingers
Offices and conference rooms taken over from a smoker Walk-in and dry-storage areas after a spoiled-product incident Vacant suites being turned over between tenants
Resident rooms after decay, incontinence or a deep clean, treated while unoccupied Soiled utility rooms and holding areas
How to use it
Do not disturb area for at least 2 hours
Label, verbatim: "Do not disturb area for at least 2 hours." then "Ventilate room for 30 minutes before re-entering." Total time the room is out of service is therefore about two and a half hours minimum. Coverage is up to 6,000 cubic feet per can; do not use in spaces smaller than 5 ft x 5 ft or under 100 cubic feet.
1. Measure the space. Confirm it is at least 100 cubic feet and at least 5 ft x 5 ft, and no more than 6,000 cubic feet per can.
2. Remove all people, pets, plants and food from the area.
3. Turn off ALL ignition sources such as pilot lights (shut off gas valves), other open flames. (Label, verbatim.) This includes pilot lights, stoves, water heaters, space heaters and anything that sparks. The product is an extremely flammable aerosol.
4. Shut off fans and HVAC so the fog is not pulled out of the room or spread into occupied areas.
5. Set the can upright on a protected surface near the center of the room. Cover finished furniture if you do not want fallout on it.
6. Press the valve button fully down to lock it open, then leave the room immediately and close the door.
7. Post the room. Do not disturb the area for at least 2 hours.
8. After 2 hours, ventilate the room for 30 minutes before re-entering.
9. Return the room to service and restore pilot lights and HVAC.
- Do not use in spaces smaller than 5 ft x 5 ft or under 100 cubic feet.
- Do not use in an occupied space. People, pets, plants and food must be out before activation.
- Do not use near any ignition source. Pilot lights and gas valves must be shut off first — this is an extremely flammable aerosol containing acetone, propane and butane.
- Do not use on food, food-contact surfaces, or in food-preparation areas without removing and covering food and food equipment.
- Do not puncture or incinerate the can, even when empty.
- Do not expose the can to heat or store above 50 C (122 F); it contains gas under pressure and may explode if heated.
- Not a pesticide. Do not use it, sell it or describe it as one.
- Not a disinfectant. It does not replace a registered disinfectant in a cleanup protocol.
- Nothing. The SDS names no compatible mixing use — this is a sealed single-use aerosol, and there is no scenario in which it should be decanted, diluted or combined with another chemical.
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Questions directors ask
No. Despite the "total release fogger" name, which is also used for pesticide bug bombs, this Share product carries no registration number, no active pesticidal ingredient and no pest claims on its label, tech data sheet or SDS. It is a fragranced odor counteractant. Using it or selling it as a pesticide would be a misbranding problem. If you need a registered insecticide, ask Share about PERMADOC 20, PERMADOC CONCENTRATE, SURFACE INSECTICIDE or CITRACIDE INSECTICIDE.
Manufactured by Share Corporation, Milwaukee, WI. Sold, delivered and supported by Greg Watkins. Product issue? Call Greg first — 214-906-5476.
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