Permethrin Question

[Dennis]

This is what what I use…

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This is what I use also. But not on any clothes that touch my skin. I wear an untreated base layer and then an outer layer that I pretreat with permethrin. It's hot but I don't like the idea of having the chemical on my skin

 

[Smo]

I normally hang my clothes and spray 3-4 days prior too using.. and it's mostly my outer gear as well.

With the exception of socks…
I've only had a slight rash once , and I've used it for several years now.

I spray the ground around my campsite and Turkey hunting blind using a pump up sprayer.
That seems too help as well..

I have found that once a year seems too work well for my use.. ommv.

 

[Joe2Kool]

I've just been buying the overprices stuff in a spray bottle. Might head down to Tractor Supply now!

 

[Bucket]

I've just been buying the overprices stuff in a spray bottle. Might head down to Tractor Supply now!

Definitely mix it yourself!

 

[scn]

I've just been buying the overprices stuff in a spray bottle. Might head down to Tractor Supply now!

Most of the permithrin I have seen at TS is petroleum based. The petroleum helps it to adhere to livestock. It will kill ticks, but, will leave your clothing with a pretty noticeable scent.

The Martin's permethrin is a water based solution and when it dries the odor isn't as noticeable. I get my Martin's off of Amazon.

 

[Bucket]

The only Martin's permethrin I've been able to find is petroleum based. @scn do you have a link?

 

[TN Song Dog]

All good suggestions. See my signature line for mixture ratios.

I couldnt find it. Eventually turned phone sideways, and found signature line .

 

[scn]

The only Martin's permethrin I've been able to find is petroleum based. @scn do you have a link?

I can't find it on Amazon right now. Maybe try directly with the company?