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| Barriers Type: | Electronic Repeller |
| Effectiveness: | Long-term |
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While your home may be no place for rodents like rats, mice, and squirrels unless they're confined within a cage, it's likely you'd prefer to keep these unwelcome guests out of your living spaces altogether.
Each year, as the temperatures drop, countless homeowners across the United States find themselves playing unwitting hosts to these bothersome creatures.
Just like us, rats, mice, and their kin seek refuge from the cold and are always on the lookout for a steady food supply.
If your home is troubled by such pests, you may be searching for an effective solution to remove them. Look no further: this remarkable device is your answer to eliminating rodents from your yard efficiently.
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This state-of-the-art Vibrating Mole Repeller generates low-frequency sound waves that reverberate through the ground in a circular radius. The vibrations are detected by moles, prompting them to vacate the area.
The sound vibrations, however, are obstructed by solid impediments like building foundations. The protective barrier extends in a circular formation around the unit.
1. Powered by 4*D cell (1.5V) batteries, with each set lasting approximately 4-6 months. Regularly check and remove batteries if the ground becomes waterlogged or frozen.
2. Prior to your first use, install the batteries: It is advisable to use high-quality batteries. Insert 4*D cell batteries and position the unit in an area with loose soil, such as a vegetable garden or flower bed.
Ensure the top is firmly affixed for optimal water resistance.
3. Installation in the Ground: Excavate a hole where pests are prevalent. Avoid hammering the unit into the ground to prevent damage.
Gently place the unit into the dug hole, making sure the soil reaches up to two-thirds of the unit (excluding the detachable top).
4. Coverage effectiveness varies by soil type: Dense clay soil provides maximum coverage, while light sandy soil offers the least. Typically, the coverage is around 650 square meters.
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