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Question: What would you recommend for a 2 story townhouse at just under 1200 sq feet?  I need to use this for mice and squirrels.  Thank you
Document: Perhaps coincidental, but we have not only not seen any mice, but no signs of them either! Seems like a far off coincidence for me! The square footage of my 2 story home (plus basement), is about 1300 square feet, and although we had plans to put 1 ET Pest Control per floor, we've only placed 1 in the kitchen thus far, and still the same results! I'll increase the Pest Controls used as needed, but for now, all is well!
Purchased these items after reading the reviews hoping product would assist in ridding us of one field mouse and stubborn squirrels. I followed instructions for usage and it did nothing for either rodent. Product might work better in an area where there are no baseboards for forced heat and in an open area without furniture or obstructions as we found droppings under the baseboard heaters but no place else. The units did not reach across unobstructed 25 ft as the mice used these areas as travel paths.
The fourth unit went into the 400sq' open bay (enclosed on 3 sides,with 2 vehicles)attached to the insulated garage area.In less than 1 week after installation, NO MORE MICE. Eleven months after installation, NO MORE MICE.I was not actually expecting these units to work, as I had tried other plug in E-pest control devices with no success.My recommendation, if you need pest control for mice, buy this unit(or several).
We have a large shed where we keep lawnmowers and a motorcycle. It was infested with squirrels that were chewing up paper and cardboard, and using it for nesting. I was worried the squirrels would start in on the seats on the motorcycle and the lawnmowers and tractors next.I read the reviews for this product and bought one. It arrived promptly and I plugged it in and adjusted the settings as the manual described.
That was two months ago - so far, haven't had to use one of the spring traps because the mice seem to have just disappeared! I took advantage of the &#34;buy three get one free deal&#34; so we put one upstairs, one down stairs, one in basement, and come summer I'll put one in the attack. Apparently mice truly hate this thing!We did follow the instructions implicitly, making sure the settings were as recommended for our problem.
Thank you!! !
I read the directions and set up the units correctly, and when I did, every tiny creature in my house with 4 legs (or 2 legs and 2 wings) Left! Mice used to love to find their way through the bottom of the siding and knaw their way through the fiberboard sheathing into anywhere they wanted to go in our house; attic, ceiling,walls, you name it.
I bought 2 of the single units over a year ago. Then recently I bought the four pack. They work really well on driving mice out. My only complaint about these units is their size. The units are so large that they take up the whole outlet - both plugs! (Uses one and covers the other). These don't have extra outlets in them, like some of the other less expensive brands available out there, but they work much better and quicker.
We tried this product in addition to the T30R repeller. We placed the T3-R in the attic which was the primary problem spot and these devices in the nursery and my daughter's room to discourage any escaping mice from entering. The worked great. Between the different units the mice were gone within 2 weeks. Very pleased. I plan to try the additional units in the basement to avoid insects as they are awakening for the spring. Have not tried yet, but will post results at a later time.
A friend of mine told me he's got some squirrels chewing their way through the eaves of his house. I am recommending that he buy one of these products and install it up in his attack.It's a good product. It works as advertised. Get one. You won't be disappointed.
Answer: yes