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| Barriers Type: | Electronic Repeller |
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Imagine a world where your home is a sanctuary, free from the unwelcome presence of rodents like rats, mice, and squirrels. The last thing you want is these pesky critters invading your space.
Every year, countless homeowners across the U.S. are faced with the unwanted intrusion of these bothersome creatures, especially as the temperatures begin to drop.
Just like us, rats, mice, and their tiny friends are in pursuit of warmth and a reliable food source, driving them towards our homes.
If you're dealing with these unwanted guests, you're likely in search of a solution for rodent removal. You've found it here: this ingenious device is your ticket to a rodent-free garden.
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This innovative Vibrating Mole Repeller sends out low-frequency sounds that create circular vibrations in the ground. Moles are sensitive to these vibrations and will instinctively move away.
Please note that the vibration is obstructed by solid objects, like building foundations. The repeller effectively covers a circular area emanating from the device.
1. Powered by 4*D cell (1.5V) batteries, which are designed to last 4-6 months. Regular checks are essential, particularly if the ground becomes waterlogged or frozen.
2. Initial setup involves installing high-quality batteries: The unit operates on 4*D cell batteries, ideally placed in an area with loose soil, such as a vegetable garden or flower bed.
Ensure the top is securely fitted and watertight to prevent any damage from moisture.
3. Installation process: Dig a hole in the pest-infested area without using a hammer, as this could damage the unit.
Carefully position the unit into the hole, making sure the soil level reaches 2/3 of the unit, excluding the removable top.
4. Coverage area varies by soil type: Heavy clay offers the best coverage, while light sandy soil provides less, typically covering around 650 square meters.
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