Elector PSP- very specifc question

[Redbirdacres]

So we have mites. Two of my girls pretty badly. I finally got my Elector PSP in the mail late last night. I need to go out and clear the coop, spray the coop, bars, and birds.

Here's my specific question: it was supposed to rain today. It's delayed after some rain last night. So today is supposed to get pretty windy and the rain is delayed to tonight. But then it will for the next 3 days-ish. Do I need to worry about the elector "washing away" or blowing around etc etc. Obviously inside the coop won't be bad but the birds, the wood on the outside etc? Odd questions

 

[Folly's place]

Spray the birds at night while they are roosting. Easier, already inside, and won't be rained on. Use a small flashlight so they are disturbed less, and having another person to help is nice. Wear at least an N95 face mask, gloves, long sleeves, and shower when done.
Mites are miserable!
Mary

 

[Redbirdacres]

Spray the birds at night while they are roosting. Easier, already inside, and won't be rained on. Use a small flashlight so they are disturbed less, and having another person to help is nice. Wear at least an N95 face mask, gloves, long sleeves, and shower when done.
Mites are miserable!
Mary

Luckily we haven't been bitten yet. I believe they are NF mites and not red mites so if I have read correctly they don't transfer and feed off humans

 

[Folly's place]

It's not about the mites! Cleaning the coop, and spraying insecticide, not good for your lungs, and the spray isn't for bugs on you!
Mary

 

[Redbirdacres]

My concern right now is these high winds we have. I'm concerned it's going to blow the dirty coop matter and insecticide everywhere

 

[Redbirdacres]

I also don't have anywhere to burn the bedding so what do I do with it?