Can I use the pet chaser under a manufactured home with a crawl space
1491896
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
1491897
Do Not waste your money on this. We had it in our camper and had more mice inside the camper than there were prior to purchasing and placing it.
1491898
Yes, it should work in your crawl space provided it is a relatively open area. Obstacles will limit its effective range. It is likely a big enough area that you will need more than one pest chaser. You can experiment with how many you need. Keep the pest chaser and the electric cord dry. Good luck! Charlie
1491899
No reason not to, although if your floor is thin and uninsulated, you may be able to hear it sometimes when it is quiet. I have one in the crawl space under our modular home, which does not have an insulated floor, and it works fine but I can barely hear it in the early morning hours when I'm laying in bed. As for the effectiveness of this product, my experience is that it hasn't made the mice go away entirely, but has reduced their numbers noticeably.
1491900
I would think if it's protected from the elements and safely wired to a ground fault circuit, why not.
1491901
I don't see why you couldn't. Mine is up in my attic...so above or below...I don't see how that would make a difference.
1491902
Absolutely not. It even did not work for my garage. If you do not mind waste your money you could give the product a try.
1491903
No reason not to, although if your floor is thin and uninsulated, you may be able to hear it sometimes when it gets quiet. I have one in the crawl space under our modular home, which does not have an insulated floor, and it works fine but I can barely hear it in the early morning hours when I'm laying in bed.
1491904
The company advertises that this device can be used in a garage area, so a crawl space should be ok, but i would recommend contacting the company directly just to make sure. Its an electrical device, so it should always be kept dry. http://www.victorpest.com/store/mouse-control/ultrasonics?gclid=CKXsqZ7Ci7YCFYje4AodMkoAyg
698063
the instructions say to keep it few feet from walls, about 5ft off the ground and away from other big things, at ground level, and keep windows closed. so it depends on your crawl space if that works.
1479813
I feel it is best to place it away from the house. You do not want bugs being drawn to the entrances of your residence. I had a problem with one of my Dynatraps, called the company and they refused to repair it. It is a "throw away" product. I will not purchase another one of their products. Worked well when it worked, but very short life. I would not recommend a person purchase this brand.
2198119
Well, it is electric and has an electrical cord so that would be an issue and if it was outdoors then debris would likely be falling into the uncovered container and could well clog the workings of the device, so might present problems. One response states that they use it in the garage and I can understand that would work, but I don't keep my animals in the garage so I cannot address that option.
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I am not sure what kind of crawl space you mean. Water under a house would usually require a sump pump, as the amount can be very large. Attic crawl spaces can be damp, and might only require a dehumdifier. Assuming you mean under the building, I'd say 'no,' because this type pump is for managing a trickle of water drained directly from a dehumidifier or HVAC. It would be overwhelmed by anything substantial. Further, I think these are only for indoor applications.
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I have hardwood floors and large area rugs. If you don't have any pets, the robot will work wonders on both hardwood floor & area rug as well as along the edges of your area rug. But, if you have pet fur, the robot does a horrible job as it sweeps the fur along the sides of the area rug, the floor bordering the rug, and also drags some of it across the rug. If you let it run about 3 cycles, it can handle the most of this type of situation, but it's a pain and I found myself often revacuuming what the robot left behind. Look at pics from my review to see what I'm talking about. If you have no pets and you have hardwood floor/rugs, I'd say it's a great buy, but if you have furry animals, beware. I have hardwood floors and large area rugs. If you don't have any pets, the robot will work wonders on both hardwood floor & area rug as well as along the edges of your area rug. But, if you have pet fur, the robot does a horrible job as it sweeps the fur along the sides of the area rug, the floor bordering the rug, and also drags some of it across the rug. If you let it run about 3 cycles, it can handle the most of this type of situation, but it's a pain and I found myself often revacuuming what the robot left behind. Look at pics from my review to see what I'm talking about. If you have... » Read More I have hardwood floors and large area rugs. If you don't have any pets, the robot will work wonders on both hardwood floor & area rug as well as along the edges of your area rug. But, if you have pet fur, the robot does a horrible job as it sweeps the fur along the sides of the area rug, the floor bordering the rug, and also drags some of it across the rug. If you let it run about 3 cycles, it can handle the most of this type of situation, but it's a pain and I found myself often revacuuming what the robot left behind. Look at pics from my review to see what I'm talking about. If you have no pets and you have hardwood floor/rugs, I'd say it's a great buy, but if you have furry animals, beware. « Show Less
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I would say 'NO' to this question. The wheels are very small and the smallest object on the floor like a nut or washer will stop the creeper in its tracks! Still way better than Harbor Freights.
1642234
If Rescue Bots are over 3" high, I'd say no. This was one of my complaints...no space to play inside the 'rooms'. All creative play happens outside the structure. I hope this helps. Have a great holiday season!
698061
Yes you can definitely do that, the only thing to pay attention to is that it has to be the distance above the floor and from the walls, I don't remember the exact distance specifications but it is indicated on the instructions, otherwise it will work perfectly depending on your crawlspace. In case the readings comes back high over 4.0 you will need to perform another test to confirm, however they will advise you when they send the results.
1366612
It will work on skunks, but not likely in a crawl space. The product is meant to be used on tunneling animals. Also, you might burn your house down.
235268
yes this heater is would work well in your crawl space, since i have installed this in my unfinished basementi have not had a problem with my pipes freezing. This is a very good product.Thanks Kevin
1517776
yes you can with the program card but I would really look into either a novak or holmes made specifically for crawlers.this is really made for lightweight cars under 5 lbs.tends to run hot if not carefull
561337
if you lay down on the ground and you have the clearance you probably could put under the bed, I do not. baseboard heaters If you detach the unit from the base and add one of the attachment you should be able to vacuums hard to reach spots. The vacuum is an amped up dust buster with a great battery good suction and the ability to vacuum floors.
886203
You can use in shed , mine is in a unseated garage, so far no problem. Mark
298574
I wouldn't recommend it unless the area around the crawl space can be well ventilated
340755
I have two problem areas, the kitchen and the upstairs bathroom over the garage. The Pest A Cator Plus 2000 has a pretty big range, but I still needed one in each area. For an RV I think one will do it depending on the size. I'd plug it in closest to the most problem area. You may still hear the mice for a day, but then they're gone. Since I have the two units, there's been no evidence of mice.
569212
Yes, but the good news is that spiders, centipedes, sow bugs and all of the other creepy things step on it too, and they can't get off. I enjoy replacing the old sticky ones and seeing all of the bugs that would have been in my garage. It makes me feel good to put out a new clean one and know that anything that tries to cross it will wind up in my garbage container.