Does fogging effectively fill a room volume including cracks and crevices?

Fogging is a pest control method that disperses pesticide droplets into the air, creating a fog that settles on surfaces throughout a room. It is designed to cover large areas quickly and can penetrate into various spaces. However, the effectiveness of fogging in reaching into all cracks and crevices is limited. While fog can travel and deposit on surfaces, it cannot guarantee that every tiny space will be thoroughly treated. The physical nature of fog means that it may not adequately penetrate very small openings or thoroughly coat every surface in irregularly shaped areas.

In contrast, other methods such as direct application, spot treatments, or injecting pesticides into specific areas may be required to ensure that targeted treatment reaches hard-to-access places where pests commonly hide. Thus, the statement implies that fogging can effectively fill a room volume including all cracks and crevices is too broad, making it inaccurate.