good for a garage... to make sure nothing comes in??
1770932
Especially good for ur garbage. I would spray in and around it. If u spray around the parameter then rodents won't come near it. Spray last up to 30 days. I use every 25 and still haven't had an issue.
1770933
It worked on my shed by spraying it around the edges and entrance. Find any entry point and lay down a barrier. I doubt the will cross it. It's been several weeks and I still don't see any. Just make sure they are out already. Good luck.
1770934
The bottle arrived with the sprayer gummed up; never got to try the product. Have been purchasing something better from my local feed store.
2001106
It's for a very thick door-- it sticks out a lot on mine. It's on a inner garage door so does't matter so much, but not to pleasing to the eye. Made of plastic. I wanted to be able to see if the garage door was open without unlocking the inner door.
1312002
Mr. Williams if you do not have hanging brackets to support the unit you will need these. I suggest a decent "stud finder" if you have a finished garage. I actually purchased the Chamberlain kit. I enjoy my Chamberlain and it has saved me many a morning of cleaning frost ( or snow ) from my windshield. Hope this helps!
2070076
I've always put mine in a large trash bag and store in the garage. This is to keep them from the blowing dust that occurs on my patio.
2140525
It should work depending on how much heat you expect. I've got three of these and they tend to be a bit noisy which shouldn't be a problem in a garage.
748772
I have this in my garage for same purpose. It helps a little. I run if only on the hot days. U could add a thermostat control if u don't want to turn it in manually. It's like a louder faster bath exhaust fan. I had one in a workshop before to help exhaust fumes. It does a better job with the fumes than the heat. But it's just an 8" fan. A box fan or cyclone fan would move more air but this installs nicely in the wall.
227782
I did not have that problem. Do you live in a cold climate? If so, try putting it in your garage overnight on a really cold day. That might help.
2198119
Well, it is electric and has an electrical cord so that would be an issue and if it was outdoors then debris would likely be falling into the uncovered container and could well clog the workings of the device, so might present problems. One response states that they use it in the garage and I can understand that would work, but I don't keep my animals in the garage so I cannot address that option.
1284343
I don't know the answer to that question, but I have mine in the garage where there wouldm't be a problem.
2059885
I don't know how much light is actually required or how dark your garage is. With the door open during the day, the unit did not close when set to hold. The same was true if we had the light on in the garage. You may want to contact the company through their webpage. I really liked mine. I still have not had the opportunity to get one for my new home, but it's on the list! Good Luck!
698429
I would put one on your lowest level (this maybe your basement. In your case it might be your garage). I would also put one on my first level to make sure the levels are not too high.
1973522
It clearly says it on there not to leave it out. But I have no where to store it so I have left it out for 5 months, but I also live in California where we have no seasons. I am sure for the price you pay, you probably want it to last so keep it in the garage :)
728624
It is located in my garage which has a standard height ceiling. No problem at all getting tools out!
1244679
These do smell like a poop load of matches just went off--I guess that's their whole point. As long as there isn't a fire hazard I'd think they'd be great under a garage because the fumes would be trapped.
1614498
I didn't buy one and it keeps the odor in. I use the garage for a diaper pail too and I just spray lysol whenever I change the bag. And I really just do it to keep it clean not because of a smell.
1368882
No clue. But I also keep my safe in the garage. And have one of these in there. N for the last yr I haven't had any issues. Especially since last winter it was steady in the teens.
311463
It shouldn't be an issue installing this in a garage door, as long as part of the garage door has a flat area and it has enough space to clear w/o any obstructions when closing. I would only be concerned w/ any leakage or rust that would occur after the install was complete.