Bora Care

What is the required dilution for the Bora-Care Commercial solution when treating structural wood surfaces in crawl spaces and basements?

• 1:1 Bora-Care Commercial solution ✓
• 1:2 Bora-Care Commercial solution
• Direct application without dilution
• 1 gallon per 400 square feet

Answer: The label states that for structural wood surfaces in crawl spaces and basements, the dilution is 1:1 Bora-Care Commercial solution.

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When treating structural wood surfaces in crawl spaces and basements with 1 coat, how should the product be applied?

• In a 2 foot wide uninterrupted band to the point of surface saturation ✓
• In a 2 foot band up from the concrete slab
• By injecting into holes at 8 to 10 inch intervals
• By spraying 1 gallon per 400 square feet

Answer: For structural wood surfaces in crawl spaces and basements, the notes specify applying in a 2 foot wide uninterrupted band to the point of surface saturation.

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When applying Bora Care to the exterior of structural wood sill areas, what is the restriction regarding multi-story structures?

• Treat only the first story above the masonry foundation level ✓
• Treat all stories up to the roofline
• Treat only the ground level sill area
• Treat the entire perimeter of all stories

Answer: For multi-story structures, the label instructs to treat only the first story above the masonry foundation level.

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According to the label, what should be done with foam insulation types like polyisocyanurate and extruded polystyrene that have closed cell structures?

• Inject and surface spray ✓
• Surface spray only
• Inject only
• Apply in a 2 foot wide band

Answer: The label states that closed cell structures do not allow significant penetration from surface application, so you must inject and surface spray these types.

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Which of the following is a listed storage or disposal restriction for Bora Care?

• Do not contaminate water, food or feed by storage or disposal ✓
• Do not store in temperatures above 90 degrees
• Do not use near open flames
• Do not store in direct sunlight

Answer: The label explicitly states: 'Do not contaminate water, food or feed by storage or disposal.'

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When applying Bora Care to interior concrete or block foundation walls to prevent termite shelter tubes, what is the required application rate and method?

• 1 gallon per 400 square feet in a 2 foot band up from the concrete slab ✓
• 1 gallon per 300 square feet in a 2 foot band up from the ground
• 2 foot wide uninterrupted band to the point of surface saturation
• Minimum of 2 up to a maximum of 8 inches

Answer: The label specifies applying 1 gallon per 400 square feet in a 2 foot band up from the concrete slab for interior foundation walls.

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If applying two coats to structural wood where access is limited to 1 or 2 sides, how much time must pass between applications?

• At least 20 minutes ✓
• At least 1 hour
• At least 4 to 6 seconds
• Until the surface is completely dry

Answer: The label requires allowing the first application to dry by waiting at least 20 minutes between applications for 2-coat treatments.

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When pressure injecting Bora-Care Commercial solution into holes drilled in coated or painted structural wood, what is the specified injection time per hole?

• 4 to 6 seconds per hole ✓
• 8 to 10 seconds per hole
• 20 minutes per hole
• 40 seconds per hole

Answer: For coated or painted structural wood, the label specifies injecting for 4 to 6 seconds per hole.

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