We have mice droppings on a patio table. Will this work outdoors?
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Not sure, was not as happy with this as the ridex rodent one. I do know that some other animals are sensitive to the sound and hurts their ears.
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I had a rat in my kitchen, I got 2 of these PestVacators and thought they worked, but I saw the rat again. He was stealing things off the counter and taking them somewhere every night. I bought the box that shocks them and it killed it the first day.
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This product is not recommended for rodents. It is more of the insect variety pest repeller ... We have asked Amazon to make corrections to the sell page so that it provides the correct information. The rodent repeller is model V1500 - ASIN # B001PCRJJM. Just put the ASIN number into the search box to be taken to the product sell page. The manufacturer recommends these for *indoor* use, but if your patio table is in a sheltered area, this product may work very well for you. Should you have other questions, please email us directly. Our contact information is found on our sellers page. Thank you for the great question! ~~ Hardware World LLC This product is not recommended for rodents. It is more of the insect variety pest repeller ... We have asked Amazon to make corrections to the sell page so that it provides the correct information. The rodent repeller is model V1500 - ASIN # B001PCRJJM. Just put the ASIN number into the search box to be taken to the product sell page. The manufacturer recommends these for *indoor* use, but if your patio table is in a sheltered area, this product may work very well for you. Should you have other questions, please email us directly. Our contact information is found on our sellers page. Thank... » Read More This product is not recommended for rodents. It is more of the insect variety pest repeller ... We have asked Amazon to make corrections to the sell page so that it provides the correct information. The rodent repeller is model V1500 - ASIN # B001PCRJJM. Just put the ASIN number into the search box to be taken to the product sell page. The manufacturer recommends these for *indoor* use, but if your patio table is in a sheltered area, this product may work very well for you. Should you have other questions, please email us directly. Our contact information is found on our sellers page. Thank you for the great question! ~~ Hardware World LLC « Show Less
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Hi, I had the very same problem (note had), I cut the blocks in half and laid the pieces (usually underneath the patio) where I believed they "traveled" the most. Voila! they ate all the pieces, after laying a second batch I noticed not all the pieces were gone/eaten, we did not see any more voles/field mice. I left the uneaten pieces in place - no more mice so I have removed the residue.
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I don't know that. I usually use it in the house and seems to help keep the mice out. I don't set my garbage outdoors cuz I live in the country and it probably would be spilled all over from other critters.
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I can't get the thing to work inside let alone outside. Only has gotten mice twice over the past six months. they r still in my house
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No. If you use the Rat Zapper outside, you need to put it inside an enclosure, where it will be safe from rain, wind and snow. It works by electrocuting the critters, and it you leave it outside, the rain would short it out.
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No, I don't think it would work for outside. Maybe a garage but you wouldn't want moisture to be around it. I'm afraid it would just mold the wood.
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I simply pour this onto a cotton ball or cotton facial pad and place in key areas to control mice (in an outside building). I would not delute this product because I don't think you would get the desired results. It does work! I place my cotton balls under the kitchen sink, behind cabinets, even under the front porch.
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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.
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I use three in different outdoor locations around my barn very effectively. They do not come into direct contact with moisture but are outdoor year around and work well to keep out mice and racoons for the past 8 months so far
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Yes, it could help. I had droppings under my sink where I keep my kitchen trash can. After using the bags for about 10 days I caught 2 mice in the kitchen and no more droppings under the sink. I use 1 bag under the sink and for the 1st 2 weeks I put the trash in another bag to go outside (double bagged). It works. It's worth trying on shelves but not near dishes/glasses. Find where the mice are getting in.
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I don't think so. The batteries seem to be well contained inside but I don't think it would be all that water proof to use in the yard. I think for critters on an enclosed porch it would be fine, but not directly on the ground.It costs too much for me to advise you to take that chance. Plus, it works by putting cheese or peanut butter inside the top to attract the mice......I don't think voles go for that stuff, they eat underground roots I think.
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no I would use it outside only, if you use indoors you will have dead bugs falling all over the floor.
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For mice I used about a tablespoon and applied about once a week or after a rain. For voles you might try more or more often.
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I can't imagine how a mouse could possibly get in. If you wanted to be 100% insect safe as well, you could run a 1/2 inch of weatherstripping around the lip before sealing.
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i do not believe so. I hope, if you buy this, you have better luck than we did. There were some mice making a home in our yard. Bought this and I think they actually laughed, :( . Moved it right next to the bird feeder, where the mice would also gather. They walked right in front of it. The only animals it seemed to bother were our dogs.
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Any should work, but other baits are possible. Have they already caught mice? If so you may need to boil them to get rid of the scent.
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If you go on youtube you can find ways to set these traps outside. You have to put them in a large plastic container and cut a hole in it so the rodent can get in, remember these traps are not water proof but they do work outside if you protect them from moisture.