The Big Cheese Pest Foam - 400Ml

Once the foam has fully cured (typically within 24 hours), it is non-toxic and safe for use in homes with pets and children. Ensure they do not come into contact with the uncured foam.

Drying and curing times can vary depending on ambient temperature and humidity, but it generally takes around 24 hours to fully harden. Check the product packaging for specific curing times.

For larger holes (over 2-3 cm), it is recommended to first fill the majority of the void with a material like The Big Cheese Wire Wool Rodent Blocker Kit (STV250) and then use the Pest Foam to seal the remaining smaller gaps around the filler.

Coverage varies depending on the size of the gaps being filled. A 400ml can is typically sufficient for sealing multiple small to medium-sized gaps. Refer to the product instructions for estimated coverage.

Yes, once the foam is fully cured and hardened, you can trim any excess and then paint, plaster, or decorate over it to match your surroundings.

If uncured foam comes into contact with skin, wash immediately with plenty of soap and water. For clothing, try to wipe away excess uncured foam before it hardens. Cured foam is very difficult to remove.

Ensure the can was shaken vigorously for at least 30 seconds before use. Check the temperature; it performs best within the recommended temperature range on the can.

Apply in shorter bursts and do not fill more than 50% of the void. Have a damp cloth or waste bag ready for immediate cleanup of excess uncured foam.

Cured foam is very hard. If trimming is needed, use a sharp knife carefully. For skin contact, wash immediately with soap and water; for clothing, attempt to remove uncured foam before it hardens.

Check if all potential entry points have been sealed. For larger holes, ensure it was used in conjunction with a suitable filler like wire wool. Inspect the seal for any cracks or gaps that may have formed during curing.