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How bitter you say? Stay Away is formulated with some of the most bitter extracts in the world. It tastes so bad, it discourages animals from ever wanting to chew, bite, lick or gnaw on something coated with it. It’s POWERFUL…yet completely natural and safe.
Ingredients: Purified water, organic blend of bitter extracts and BITRIX.
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As the lid of the bottle had been undone by whoever wrapped it in bubble wrap spilling the contents into the bubble wrap and soaking the cardboard box, I'm unable to.review an almost empty bottle! If I ever get the replacement then perhaps I can review or
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding TropiClean Stay Away Chew Deterrent Spray, including answers from our team.
Chris
Is this okay to spray onto varnished and polished wood furniture (table legs etc) without marking or damaging it?
No, butter spray (like PAM or similar cooking sprays) is not safe to use on varnished or polished wood furniture. Here's why:
Oil Residue: Butter sprays contain oils that can leave a greasy residue. This residue can attract dust, grime, and insects, and may be difficult to clean off completely.
Staining: Over time, the oil can seep into the wood grain, especially if there's any crack or imperfection in the finish. This can cause discoloration or staining.
Finish Damage: Varnish and polish are designed to be somewhat resistant, but they're not meant to be exposed to cooking oils, propellants, or additives found in butter sprays. These ingredients can cloud, soften, or damage the finish.
Unpleasant Odor: Oils can go rancid, especially if left on wood. This can result in an unpleasant smell over time.
