Do "no-mess foggers" screw up electronic components?

[fury]

i.e. TVs, VCRs, DVD players, playstations/xboxes, computers, speakers

This stuff says "No mess to clean up" but then says "Cover or remove exposed food, dishes, and food preparation equipment".

It's Hot Shot No-Mess Fogger, and their website was no help.

 

[Leslie]

Hubby and his crew used them in shows a lot. Couple electronics laying around there I think

Will ask specifically tonight and get back to ya.

 

[Gonz]

I've used 'em & nothing blew up. The warning is because it's a poison.

 

[tonksy]

this is like bug spray? cuz if it is you'll want to leave electronics there because little buggies like to hide in electronics and if you take the elctronics out you'll just have the problem back rather quickly.

 

[Inkara1]

Hubby and his crew used them in shows a lot.

They used bug bombs during shows? Doesn't seem like a very smart thing to do.

 

[Leslie]

no...I thought he meant fogging machines. Like...to make fog.

I guess it didn't seem weird that other people would own those.

 

[tonksy]

we have a fog machine...dunno who it actually belongs to...it's for the band.

 

[Leslie]

and they don't harm electronics in the slightest, right?

 

[Inkara1]

The fog itself? No. Your foot when it kicks the electronics because you can't see them? Possibly.

 

[tonksy]

and they don't harm electronics in the slightest, right?

i'd imagine not or band dudes wouldn't let them anywhere near their rigs.

 

[Leslie]

perhaps they can cause damage to electronics.

http://www.themercury.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5936,12782848^421,00.html

 

[catocom]

I think it didn't matter as much as far back as 10 years ago, but the finer
components have gotten, I'd say it could mess with some things.
I wouldn't want to set um off around my comps.