Where do you place the unit for pests in walls and between floors? These are squirrels
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These thing is not works. Don't waste your money. to answer your question, you should put it where those pets do their activities and about 3-4' high
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Being you said the pest are squirrels, I'm not sure this unit will do as to rid them from inside walls floors. I would recommend that you do research and buy a stronger one possibly one that has a stroke flashing, and can be set for specific animals other squirrels ,birds & rabbits
295165
These thing is not works. Don't waste your money.to answer your question, you should put it where those pets do their activities and about 3-4' high
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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.
766179
You must have really small squirrels! To me, the largest holes are the bottom outside edges. Maybe if you cover the bottom with rabbit wire -being careful to sand any sharp points that scratch- it might stop them. Have you seen them get in?
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I live in wooded area in northern MN. Lots of squirrels attracted to squirrel-proof bird feeders... Squirrels crawl up over warm engine blocks of vehicles parked jusr outside of garage doors. nibble on electrical wire coverings and heater components. Very expensive repairs... I purchased POBD-1-02 several weeks ago, plugged it into garage wall socket, and all squirrels immediately disappeared from my yard! Now, several weeks after I installed the pest control unit in my garage, I saw squirrels in both my front and backyard bird feeders. Unplugged and moved pest control unit to new closer wall location, squirrels didn't leave... Please advise...
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It depends on where you put it and how easy it is for squirrels to reach. On a first floor window, I imagine squirrels would definately make an effort to reach it.
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I would place it about 10 feet away. Make sure you get the 10 week attractant cartridges. They do a really good job. Depending on the size of the nest, you may need more than 1. I had a real bad infestation and I used several of these last year, and they completely filled. This year, they got about half full with the new cartridges installed. I am hoping this takes care of the hornets. Now I have wasps to deal with. They need a different type of trap and bait. It is best to keep putting these traps out every year and change out the bait every 2 months. For every queen you get, that is one less nest that will be built, and I got several very early in the season, while the temps were in the 50's. I would place it about 10 feet away. Make sure you get the 10 week attractant cartridges. They do a really good job. Depending on the size of the nest, you may need more than 1. I had a real bad infestation and I used several of these last year, and they completely filled. This year, they got about half full with the new cartridges installed. I am hoping this takes care of the hornets. Now I have wasps to deal with. They need a different type of trap and bait. It is best to keep putting these traps out every year and change out the bait every 2 months. For every queen you get, that is one... » Read More I would place it about 10 feet away. Make sure you get the 10 week attractant cartridges. They do a really good job. Depending on the size of the nest, you may need more than 1. I had a real bad infestation and I used several of these last year, and they completely filled. This year, they got about half full with the new cartridges installed. I am hoping this takes care of the hornets. Now I have wasps to deal with. They need a different type of trap and bait. It is best to keep putting these traps out every year and change out the bait every 2 months. For every queen you get, that is one less nest that will be built, and I got several very early in the season, while the temps were in the 50's. « Show Less
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I put them in areas near bird feeders, next to our shed, at the base of dense shrubs, in brush piles, or even tall grass. I have even put them under our front porch and back deck oh and in the garage since we've seen mice show up in there in the winter.
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Wow, what kind of person shoots squirrels? That's horrible and you should be ashamed of yourself. How about putting it in a place squirrels can't get to or use a baffle.
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I wish I knew how to answer your question, but I really don't know ! I love how mine works perfectly for keeping the squirrels away :-)
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The pulse that drives the critters nuts travels through your electrical wires. You need to have one on each level of your house. I live in the country. I had problems with rats, mice and little black ants. I put one on the main floor of my house, one on the second floor and one in my garage/storage area. All of the critters moved out, including those nasty little black ants. It does not bother our cats, dogs or ferret. I have been using these Riddex units for over 3 years and I'm happy with them. The vermin have not moved back in. I purchased my original units through an ad on tv. The units that I purchased recently from Amazon were for a friend who needed them.
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No, they're completely passive. Put them in corners and around your baseboards. Bugs always go around the baseboards.
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This item can be used for pest control. It can also be used inside or outside.
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I don't know. I only have one unit that I keep on my back porch & it works great keeping the squirrels off the porch. Hope to be getting a unit some time soon for my attic.....I'm just waiting for my son to put a plug up there!
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depending on the "predator" you are hoping to deter, instruction guide will give specifics as to measurements on a location. i am trying to keep racoons away. it says to put on all sides for best results, but that could be pretty costly. i put mine on the 2 sides most apt to be entered. so far so good. i really cant give a definite answer as i dont stay up all nite to watch for. but they are very bright and really do seem like they would do the job. i just put mine up with nails, as it has a place on it to hang them. sorry cant be more of a help....
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I think you might have to install one on each level - unless the floor plan is wide open. Also, get some oil of peppermint - and dab cotton balls with the oil. Place these on the floor around the rooms - smells great and mice hate the smell! This is the double whammy in getting rid of mice!
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It just does not work. The deer graze within feet of the unit. I do not know about squirrels since they ar not a problem in my garden but I doubt this thin will help.
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They must be very small squirrels! Here on Long Island in southern NY, there is no way a local squirrel would get in one of those 1" squares. I'm not sure of a solution......