Mice are in the attic. Can I spray this stuff into the attic?
810014
I haven't used the stuff yet, but right on the front page it shows a picture of it being used in an attic. Good luck!
422530
No it doesn't mess with the wiring. I have found out that peppermint oil is more effective in scaring away mice.
117422
This is a very effective fast acting poison.rodents will chew through the paper bag, eat the poison and attempt to find water as the poison begins to act. The rodents will search inside then move outside. The direct answer is that if they can get outside before dying there will be no odor. Some may not make it outside and as the decompose there will be an oder in the attic but if the attic is well ventilated the odor from a mouse should not be detected in the living area. This is not the case if you have large rodents like rats and squirrels. In my opinion the elimination of these destructive pests is well worth the effort. Havoc is the best non-commercial treatment available. This is a very effective fast acting poison.rodents will chew through the paper bag, eat the poison and attempt to find water as the poison begins to act. The rodents will search inside then move outside. The direct answer is that if they can get outside before dying there will be no odor. Some may not make it outside and as the decompose there will be an oder in the attic but if the attic is well ventilated the odor from a mouse should not be detected in the living area. This is not the case if you have large rodents like rats and squirrels. In my opinion the elimination of these... » Read More This is a very effective fast acting poison.rodents will chew through the paper bag, eat the poison and attempt to find water as the poison begins to act. The rodents will search inside then move outside. The direct answer is that if they can get outside before dying there will be no odor. Some may not make it outside and as the decompose there will be an oder in the attic but if the attic is well ventilated the odor from a mouse should not be detected in the living area. This is not the case if you have large rodents like rats and squirrels. In my opinion the elimination of these destructive pests is well worth the effort. Havoc is the best non-commercial treatment available. « Show Less
984364
Assuming you are insulating underside, this product should work well. I used it to insulate the attic and worked well. Follow the directions spray evenly.
1214591
I do not know for sure. According to directions, it recommends spraying around perimeters. While I would not trust it on paint, perhaps just spraying the floor around the vehicle would do the trick. I've sprayed around the baseboard on the second floor of our house and the mice still persist, so I don't have a lot of faith in this product - maybe if I left a dish full of the liquid sitting out . . .
1063588
Absolutely not. These critters don't live in the walls of your house, near the frequencies emitted by the device along the wires. Nor will they affect critters in your crawl space if you have one, away from wiring, or spiders up on the outside of the walls/ceilings. But they've kept the bugs out of my house for 16+ years, and I haven't had to spray.
859544
Yes, I used it successfully inside and outside against mice when I lived in an RV. Works best spread in a known path, nest, etc. of the pest.
365036
No, you'll need to spray it on cedar blocks, etc. If you have cedar closets, that'll work.
480150
I spray a mix of this and water once a month in my cabinets, crawlspace, and around the foundation of my home, we have not seen a mouse in the year that I have done this. We bought the house a year ago and during the inspection found two dead mice, so I know the house had mice previously. You do need to spray or put new cotton balls out every month or two. Also this does NOT work on spiders.
128924
Thats messed up, poor bat. That glue board is super sticky and holds. I use the glue boards flat and inside the tincat trap. But heres something I personally experienced. I placed a tincat trap with the glue board in it in a very mouse infested area just before night fall. Early the next morning I checked the trap, it was empty. There were so many mice caught that night that they urinated them selves loose from the glue. Of corse there was lots of fur too. But it seems that the glue can be loosened with worm soapy water. (the tincat is not effective without the glue boards)
693735
I think you can. I hear that if it's very cold they may hide in your attic until the thaw, but that's just what my pest control guy told me.
1611623
Our animal assistance group used it inside the animal shelter last winter (on the floor, in the corners, but not right in the dog kennels). It's the first year we haven't been completely overcome with mice. We also cut mint from our gardens, dried it, put it in old socks, and scattered them around inside the building.
1550564
Don't know about "specifically" but I don't see how mice could get into the vent when the dryer is off. When the dryer is running there is a "gap" but there's also the "wind" coming thru the vent so I wouldn't think mice would climb into the hot wind.
19977
I sprayed it behind a couple of objects that the mice were useingto hide and they were back the same day. Didnt work at all .
2073690
I don't know. I got mine for mice inside, and it seems to work for flies and ants, but haven't tried it outside.If I were you, I'd check the Riddex Company, to ask them. Sorry, I couldn't really be of much help.
904415
Yes you can but wear gloves to cover your scent. Keep in mind if/when mice die their may be a smell due to where the mice(s) die. Pros and con as you can tell. Hope this helps
141488
We put the bait in our garage. The mice ate it, climbed through a hole and died in our attic. The smell was awful for about five days but we have not seen or heard another rat.