I'm having trouble with an infestation of pigs building houses made of various materials on my property. Will this help me huff and puff sufficiently?
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Unfortunately, due to restrictions which would otherwise limit our ability to sell in Israel and Muslim countries, we cannot make any claims about the interaction of the Breathslim and pigs or pig-like animals. We apologize for any inconvenience.
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Probably not. I got it to try and keep skunks raccoons, possums, and cats away, they are still coming around. Wish I could find something to keep them away
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lets put it like this, i have landscaping shell in my flower beds and around my house, i have to becareful not to suck the shell up with it, so as far as it doing what u want it to i think you would have no problem.just make sure you get the blower with the metal mulching propeller not the plastic mulching propeller because the plastic propeller breaks easy
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i bought it for ground hogs but didn't work and then i ran over it with mower.........oops. it really was accident. thought it might have chased bats from gazebo.
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It will, but you don't want to spray this everywhere. It's meant as a perimeter treatment and spot treatment for critters that somehow get in. It's scent is overwhelming if you use too much. Peppermint oil, eucalyptus, etc. If you have animals, definitely make sure they are treated, maybe borax powder?
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I thought I read somewhere where each metered covered so many square feet. If you don't have enough to cover your entire house the rodents will Mirgrate to a room or area not covered. Found this out the hard way.
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Hi, yes i have used this stuff to block and seal holes in my house, i had field nice getting in my house and i used this stuff and have not seen any rodents from then on, and that was 2 years ago. Its pretty tuff mesh, and very strong. I was happy with it.
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I have used this in conjunction with expanding foam to thwart squirrels and other rodents from eating through the A/C connection siding hole on the house. Now there is an expanding foam product that is touted to be designed especially to stop rodents from entering a home through a foamed in hole. I have used this along with the copper mesh to further keep out rodents from the house attached garage. Initially you must determine how the rat is entering your shed. If through a hole, the mesh and the aforementioned rodent foam might work. Also, you might wish to contact your local animal control official to further discuss rat elimination using the proven bait process. They too may offer solutions and advice. I have used this in conjunction with expanding foam to thwart squirrels and other rodents from eating through the A/C connection siding hole on the house. Now there is an expanding foam product that is touted to be designed especially to stop rodents from entering a home through a foamed in hole. I have used this along with the copper mesh to further keep out rodents from the house attached garage. Initially you must determine how the rat is entering your shed. If through a hole, the mesh and the aforementioned rodent foam might work. Also, you might wish to contact your local animal... » Read More I have used this in conjunction with expanding foam to thwart squirrels and other rodents from eating through the A/C connection siding hole on the house. Now there is an expanding foam product that is touted to be designed especially to stop rodents from entering a home through a foamed in hole. I have used this along with the copper mesh to further keep out rodents from the house attached garage. Initially you must determine how the rat is entering your shed. If through a hole, the mesh and the aforementioned rodent foam might work. Also, you might wish to contact your local animal control official to further discuss rat elimination using the proven bait process. They too may offer solutions and advice. « Show Less
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I have a yard that backs up to open space where the voles live. They were going after bulbs etc. in my yard. I had been using warfarin under my deck before I knew what was coming into the yard. Warfarin did not work but the voles loved it. So I used it as a feeding station under my deck since they were coming regularly and feeding on it. (I had a lattice around the deck so our dog could not get to the poison.) I was having a problem with the voles eating the motomco so I sweetened the "pie" by thinning some honey and coating the motomco. I have not gotten rid of the voles but seem to have fewer bothering the yard. I also was fortunate to be able to see some of their burrows out back so I put some motomco in the entrance to their burrow just before a cold period with snow. This also seemed to help. However, I fear it is going to be a battle to get the voles to eat the bait and not the taste things in the garden. I do not put the poison out where the birds or other animals can get to it.
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maybe a bit. But not enough that I would quit using it. Having a house full of animals it seems to help keep the air clearer. So the little it cost to run is a plus.
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To protect the connectors I built a cover for it out of treated wood so it it is protected from the elements. Works great for pigs but I recommend combining it with pig or cattle fence as pigs are very destructive and if they figure out the fence isn't working they'll dig under within a day.
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I have to agree with the previous posts, although our problem is also bedbugs and I can't vouch for de's effectiveness on roaches. I imagine a powder might be too thick, but I kind of doubt it. Remember to use a protective mask when using diatomaceous earth.
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Yes. You actually have to put the canisters on when you put it together. I opted not to use them because I attached this cage to another cage I already had so my 2 pigs would have more room.
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Hi Margo,I can't really say. There are different settings for different animals/pests. Based on my experience with the woodchucks, I have no confidence in this product.Stepahnie
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Don't do it. IF it manages to suck it up (A very big if!), you'll have finely chopped, fragrant fecal matter all over the impeller and coating the inside of the bag. You'll never get it or the smell out. Good news is, this product can't pick anything with any density up, so you don't have to worry about accidentally collecting any animal droppings. You'll be frustrated enough just trying to convince it to collect leaves!
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No - if your composting vegetation (no meet) there doesn't seem to be much animal attraction. Occasionally mice get in, but if you stir your compost regularly, that would take care of that (I'm not a regular mixer of compost). I also put flat patio blocks around my composter that seems to prevent digging. But, if you do that, make sure that you're not blocking air flow. It's best to put them flush with the ground. And I don't recommend putting an impervious bottom below the composter. I like the worms and insects to get in and help the decay.
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Yes, the patrs come with a lubricant you use when putting it together. I think I make more noise huffing and puffing.