BRPI1001723A2 - additive in the foam mode linked to household products - Google Patents

Abstract

ADDITIVE IN THE FOAM MODE LINKED TO HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS The present application for pnvilege of invention presents as a novelty the elimination and control of urban pests by means of foam mixed with conventional poisons for direct application in soils, dens, drains, doors, grease boxes, septic tanks, gardens, warehouses, etc. which automatically reflects lower costs and product consumption, eliminates toxic mists keeping the air clean, breathable and without risk of dermal contamination, dramatically reduces soil contamination without reaching groundwater due to its surface spread and maintains the integrity of the enclosure without produce major impacts on the environment and especially on human health.

Description

"FOAM ADDITIVE BINDING TO COMMUNITY PRODUCTS"

The present application for the privilege of invention presents as a novelty the elimination and control of urban pests by means of foam mixed with conventional poisons for direct application in soils, burrows, drains, doors, grease boxes, septic tanks, gardens, warehouses, etc.

Currently, the market offers various types of insecticides presented in isolated forms as solutions, emulsifiable concentrate, concentrated suspensions, emulsions, microemulsions, wettable powders, dispersible granules, microencapsulated among other concentrates or ready-to-use, each with its own characteristics and indicated for different extermination processes. and insect control.

The problem resulting from most insecticides is the risks to the environment through impacts on ecosystems mainly generated by water pollution. Fluid emulsions when released into the environment accumulate for a long time or easily penetrate the soil, allowing even groundwater contamination. Spray products, such as aerosols or sprays, pose a risk to human health by first compromising the air in toxic mist enclosures followed by dermal infection, stench and surface contamination, thereby exerting undesirable toxic effects.

There are still foams used in agriculture to set boundaries during spraying or planting, but these foams are not used in conjunction with insecticides or the like.

Noting the problems related to conventional poisons, a specific foam or sparkling liquid similar to shampoo has been developed that allows it to be mixed with any sanitary product, preferably an insecticide and / or herbicide and / or fungicide and / or degreaser to act directly on pests. without compromising the health of the environment and people.

The foam in question acts as an additive to poisons and can assume the design of concentrated or non-concentrated foam, enabling the addition of one or more actives. These products when applied together with the foam are stable or not, and may or may not be biodegradable, depending on the need or medium in which the product is applied.

The foam composition may use 0.1 to 99.9% concentration of cationic and / or anionic and / or amphoteric surfactants with function to keep the emulsion of the active liquids (poisons) if various products are mixed, thickener to increase viscosity, stabilizing and ensuring. the physical characteristics of the emulsion, solvents, foaming surfactants, polymers and carrier. This composition will not be restricted to the aforementioned compounds, making it possible to add or remove products as the present subject matter of the patent is improved.

Foam packaging may be carried out in common or spray-tight packaging, containers used in specific mechanical or electrical application equipment, or adapted. Its use procedure consists of applying and mixing the foam in a controlled amount of poison, leading the emulsion to the intended place.

Comparing foam to a conventional insecticide in termite treatment, for example, insecticides are often mixed with kerosene or another liquid solvent to facilitate and accelerate wood penetration. In contrast, wood becomes highly flammable and accelerates the compromise of its structure and protective layers (if any), such as varnish. Thus, the foam injected into the wood remains in place for several hours without changing its structure, gradually moistening and releasing the insecticide. Another example of using the foam mixed with poisons is to apply it to bathroom drains, laundries, sidewalks, etc. Initially, The applied foam produces a barrier that prevents insects from coming out of the drain. Then the insects are eliminated by gradually releasing the mixed insecticide into the foam.

In addition to these benefits, the foam in conjunction with poisons elevates the operating time of the assets automatically reflecting lower product costs and consumption, eliminates toxic mists while keeping air clean, breathable and without risk of dermal contamination, drastically reduces soil contamination without reaching sheets groundwater because of its surface propagation and maintains the integrity of the enclosure without producing major impacts on the environment and especially on human health.

Claims (1)

1. "FOOD-ADDITIVE ADHESIVE TO COMMUNITY PRODUCTS", consisting in the elimination and control of urban pests that may compromise the health of the environment and persons with direct application to soils, burrows, drains, doors, grease traps, septic tanks, gardens, warehouses. Characterized by the fact that the additive takes on the design of shampoo-like foam or liquid that allows its blending into any household product, preferably to an insecticide and / or herbicide and / or fungicide and / or degreaser.