Will it stop raccoons from pooping on the roof of a vinyl shed?
1589556
That's hard to say. It has an awful odor and doesn't taste so great. Perhaps if you saturated some type of fabric and left it on the roof, it might work. Have you checked out methods of bear-proofing - boards with nails sticking up, etc.?
1589557
It is the greatest...They chewed the wiring harnesses on my car and on our truck. When we found Ro-Pel and sprayed all under the vehicles and the running boards itresolved the problem very quickly. It is worth every penny and then some compared to what we paid to have them fixed 3 times for the same problem...sure hope this has helped
364377
Yes I think it can stop the crickets from coming in, make sure to set it low so that it bends in contact with the floor to more area seal.
1675159
That is an interesting question. I've had mine outside, and never had problems with animals - but we don't have Raccoons. If this were a problem, you could weight down the lid without any impact to the system. Also, I cut a piece of old carpet the exact diameter of the inside and kept the top (active) layer covered. This kept down problems with white flies, seemed to help keep the moisture in and sped up the composting. I would think it would also reduce any odors that might attract racoons. Just feed the can-o-worms at a steady rate, and the worms will multiply to the right number to keep up. Then there is hardly any odor, and the compost gets quickly devoured. That is an interesting question. I've had mine outside, and never had problems with animals - but we don't have Raccoons. If this were a problem, you could weight down the lid without any impact to the system. Also, I cut a piece of old carpet the exact diameter of the inside and kept the top (active) layer covered. This kept down problems with white flies, seemed to help keep the moisture in and sped up the composting. I would think it would also reduce any odors that might attract racoons. Just feed the can-o-worms at a steady rate, and the worms will multiply to the right number to keep... » Read More That is an interesting question. I've had mine outside, and never had problems with animals - but we don't have Raccoons. If this were a problem, you could weight down the lid without any impact to the system. Also, I cut a piece of old carpet the exact diameter of the inside and kept the top (active) layer covered. This kept down problems with white flies, seemed to help keep the moisture in and sped up the composting. I would think it would also reduce any odors that might attract racoons. Just feed the can-o-worms at a steady rate, and the worms will multiply to the right number to keep up. Then there is hardly any odor, and the compost gets quickly devoured. « Show Less
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NO, it will not. I use it all over my gardens to repel Bunnies and it works 100%. I have a dog and it does not "repel" her from the garden.
2032108
Yes. It might be a good ideal if keeping away from raccoons. That way they can't empty the container
1016256
We had some clever Racoons coming in our garage. I tried all sorts of things to keep them out (like making the entrance really narrow, or trap them etc). Nothing worked. This cat flap did the trick.
1953084
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
425316
I haven't had a problem, my bird feeders hang from the soffits of my roof overhang. I do this to keep the squirrels and raccoons from getting at them.
680214
The door will not keep out raccoons. The single latch on the inside middle of the flap is the only thing preventing the door from opening, and it is not enough to keep the door closed from a determined raccoon. The raccoon keeps pushing on the corners and working with the door until it pops open. I have video of this happening.
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I didn't get anything with my Poo-Off except the brush attachment. Sorry, wish I could help. I do know that I use this quite often as my Cockatiel is often out of her cage, I have used this on chairs, blankets, carpets & perches. I have tried Poop-Off on the plaster walls, but without success. Good Luck :)
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I didn't have any problems with raccoons so far; I think the coop is very secure. I lock my chicken in at night and close the attached run in addition. I do remove left over food from the run and also the water bowl. I do not want to attract mice or rats and this seems to do the trick. In addition I clean the roost and coop every 3-4 days so no parasites can dwell there; the chickens are checked regularly for mites, so far I have no investation. Good luck with the coop and the hilarious chicken.
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I had pigeons on my roof. It didn't deter them whatsoever. The pigeons crapped all over it so I returned it and got my refund.
680218
This is not an answer. I just want to see DualScan respond to Pastii who noted that a raccoon did get through it. I bought the "regular" door and it presented no problem at all to a raccoon which is why it received a one-star review. This product was recommended, but appears to be just as useless at preventing raccoon entry. So, SureFlap, care to offer a guarantee that it keeps raccoons out?
211101
it might but not sure as it works on a pole preventing a squirrel from going up
931550
Chipmunks, rats, squirrels. I do not know about raccoons but I would think so. It also works on opossums even though they are not technically a rodent.
1998784
I'm not sure. I bought these to keep the raccoons out of our dumpster at the condo. I never had to use them, though, so don't even know if they work. Sorry.
2235808
Yes, I think it will, if they can get in the opening, there is no mess no noise . I just slid the rat out into a trash bag. I keep it on and haven't had any more problems. I wish I had one years ago when they told me I had roof rats in my attic, I spent a small fortune paying the critter control people. Good Luck