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| Barriers Type: | Electronic Repeller |
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If you're not keen on having unwelcome guests like rodents - such as rats, mice, and squirrels - anywhere near the interiors of your home, you're not alone.
Each year, countless homeowners across the U.S. find themselves unwilling hosts to these bothersome critters, especially as the temperatures begin to drop.
Just like us, rats, mice, and their ilk are searching for refuge from the cold and are on the lookout for a steady supply of food.
If you're grappling with these troublesome creatures indoors, you're likely on the hunt for effective ways to banish rodents. You've arrived at the right destination: this innovative device is your solution to keeping rodents at bay in your yard.
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The Vibrating Mole Repeller ingeniously emits low-frequency sound waves that cause the ground to vibrate in a circular motion. Moles, sensitive to these vibrations, instinctively move away.
However, these vibrations are impeded by solid structures such as building foundations. The covered area forms a circle around the unit.
1. Powered by 4*D cell (1.5V) batteries, a single set can last between 4 to 6 months. Regularly check and remove the device if the ground becomes saturated with water or freezes.
2. Initial installation: Before first use, install high-quality batteries. The unit requires 4*D cell batteries. Ideally, place it in areas with loose soil, like vegetable gardens or flowerbeds.
Ensure the top is securely fastened to maintain its waterproof integrity.
3. Installation process: Dig a hole in the pest-infested area. Avoid hammering the unit into the ground, which could cause damage.
Gently position the unit into the hole, making sure the soil reaches 2/3 up the unit (excluding the removable top).
4. Coverage area varies with soil type: Heavy clay soil offers the broadest coverage, while light sandy soil provides the least. Typically covers about 650 square meters.
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