Can I use this in my garage?
285811
Absolutely! I have used it in my garage very successfully. Better to get the mice there rather than in the house.
285812
Yes, as long as it's protected from water and the elements. The batteries might be drained quickly if it gets very cold in there. The light on the top will flash red if the battery power is running low. Also, make sure it doesn't collect dirt or dust inside on the metal panels. You'll need to check the trap every day because the light on the top will flash green for only the first 24 hours after it's caught a mouse. After that you may risk having a rotting mouse inside the trap and the trap will catch nothing else until it's removed. That said, this trap was very effective for me when I knew the path the mice were taking (I saw which direction one of them ran in when we "surprised" each other in the middle of the night) and placed the trap near the radiator that it ran behind. I caught two mice in about 20 mins. After that, I had some trouble figuring out where some of the others were appearing and disappearing from so making a best guess it took a little longer to trap them. It was much more pleasant than either the snap traps or glue boards I had been using previously. I've seen it suggested to set six traps to catch a single mouse, but at the price I could only afford the one electronic mouse trap and the rest were snaps, but the electronic trap actually seemed to attract more of the mice (I used a very thin layer of peanut butter spread on with a cotton swab or toothpick) and I ultimately caught more in the electronic trap than I did with the snap traps so having one of the electronic traps was worth the extra money.
285813
Why not? All you do is put in the batteries (4 double As), arm it with peanut butter smeared on at the far end and flip the switch to set it; pulsing green light let's you know something's been caught. You dump him/her out and re-set the switch. You DO have to keep an eye on it though because you catch only one at a time (although I suppose another one could squeeze in, especially if they were littl'uns but maybe it works on only one at a time before re-set). You should direct your question to an Amazon rep.
285814
Yes, but I returned mine for credit. I wanted the plug in repellent type. The name is misleading.
285815
Yes. You can, just make sure to clean and check every day for debris/dust/dirt and clean it, so that you can make sure it works.
319799
Yes, I use in the garage. I like LED instead of CFL for cold places. LED's don't have a warm-up time.
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.
444816
I am sure you can although I have mine in the garage and use it to cook foods that will smell up the house (ex. fried food). I have had no complaints about it's performance.
2140573
I don't think it's not big enough, but why not. "Lasko 3520 20" Cyclone Pivoting Floor Fan" is big enough for outdoor use for your garage use.
1754882
I don't see why not. Though mine is in the basement. The battery box is kind of un-sightly unless your putting it in a closet .....
876160
I don't see why not. When I pull in my driveway the light comes on right away. I would imagine it would do same in front of garage. Plus the fixture is very appealing!
1891425
I am quite sure that you can. I used one on the inside of the house & one on the inside of the garage. I used them that way because, I am going to remodel the kitchen & it was faster and warmer. It was January in Minnesota. Hope this was helpful, Terry S.
447278
Simply put, no, you may not. Use the heater in any space that has adequate ventilation. open the garage door a couple of inches and go ahead and light it up!
1444711
Yes. Perfect for the garage. That is where I use it. I attached it to the front of one stall and use it no matter the weather. It works well.
1843415
It is very well built. I think you could use it outdoors in moderate conditions but it's not specifically built for that purpose. In a garage or in a covered electrical outlet i would think would be fine. Somewhere out exposed to rain or snow i would not recommend, but then again i would not recommend any plugged in electrical connections in such environments.
2015526
I have two concerns with your question.First, I would not put the unit in the garage due to carbon monoxide gases.Put the unit outside in a safe area.Secondly, Use only a power cord that is heavy duty, like one used for window air condition units
1219660
Yes you can install in the garage, but Kidde discourages installation near florescent lights. They also mention starting a car engine can release combustible material, but I imagine only older cars. I have two installed in my 3-car garage with no issues.
2140525
It should work depending on how much heat you expect. I've got three of these and they tend to be a bit noisy which shouldn't be a problem in a garage.
1720330
That is a hard question to answer as it would depend on the climate, but under moderate weather conditions I believe it would certainly make a difference in the garage. When set on high, it sits there and radiates a very good amount of heat. If possible I would position it under the bedroom so as the heat rises it would assist that area.
1968318
It can definitely be used indoors. We use ours in the garage when the weather (or now season) doesn't permit.
1233268
You probably could but the reception will not be very good i had one in the basement about 50 feet from my router returned it to costco, I would try a powerlink adapter set if your garage is wired to the house....