Dear Sir,
I am part of a press tool component industry that manufactures automotive parts. There is no possibility of any fire as the mixture we use contains water. This maintenance exercise is usually carried out on our weekly off day. The purpose of these three components is threefold. Firstly, due to the water content (specifically the viscosity of water), the mixture easily absorbs into the wall surface. To challenge this, you can only use Phenol and see how quickly it is absorbed compared to water. Secondly, Phenyl itself is the main attacking substance, and thirdly, Kerosine lingers in corners for a longer period compared to phenol. Additionally, there are cobwebs mostly at the roof level. We have been using this same method for the past 3-4 years as it is a cost-effective solution compared to others suggested by my colleague.
To apply this mixture, one must place a ladder near the spot and spray it from a distance of 2-3 feet. It is advisable for the person administering the spray to wear surgical gloves and cover their face with a thin white cloth like an ODHANI cloth. This precaution ensures that even if cobwebs fall on the face accidentally, there is no risk of skin irritation. However, this method is not the only option. You are free to explore other more expensive methods recommended by other professionals.
Thank you.