Where can i buy this

daffyduck · 19-04-2007 4:28pm #1

Anyone know where i can buy 1 of those plug in rodent repellers and how much they cost.I think i may have a mouse in my kitchen.

bazz26 · 19-04-2007 7:36pm

daffyduck wrote:

Anyone know where i can buy 1 of those plug in rodent repellers and how much they cost.I think i may have a mouse in my kitchen.

I think DIY or CO-OP stores sell these. No idea how much they cost though.

hobie · 19-04-2007 8:07pm

bazz26 wrote:

I think DIY or CO-OP stores sell these. No idea how much they cost though.

Try the CO-OP out at Raheen (if it's handy for you).....

I'm sure they have them

derfen · 20-04-2007 12:56am

"There's a rat in me kitchen, what ama gonna do?"

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daffyduck · 20-04-2007 9:13am

Thanks. Will try there.

sioda · 20-04-2007 9:53am

Usually cost bout 30 quid. Have used them before but you cant beat choclate and a few traps.

MarkR · 20-04-2007 9:55am

Have seen them in homebase, so I assume B&Q and Atlantic Homecare will also have them.

knipex · 20-04-2007 10:08am

B&Q
Homebase
Atlantic Homecare
and 4 Homes all haver them.

Prices start at about €30 and go up to about €90

Mr E · 20-04-2007 10:54am

My parents got 2 of them a few weeks ago, and they're about as useful as shouting at the mice. Didn't work very well at all. I think they were called Pest-X, and were €45 each.

daffyduck · 20-04-2007 5:33pm

Caught the little bugger with some bacon on a trap. Thats a bit pricey if they dont work,although ive been told now that the plugs are only to deter mice from entering a house and not get rid of them if there already there. Might try
it to stop more getting in, im petrified of mice.

chuckles30 · 21-04-2007 9:58pm

I was looking at those electronic things in Dunnes a couple of months ago and even on the packaging they said they don't work through walls and that even furniture can obstruct them - to me it sounded like they would 'possibly' only keep mice out of the room they're in and that you'd need one in every room.

spurious · 21-04-2007 10:02pm

I had a major mouse problem a few years ago due to building work across the road. I bought one of those electronic things to use in conjunction with traps. It seemed to just disorientate them and led to many mice caught in strange ways in the traps. Hideous.
Thank God for older brothers and fathers who come and dispose of such things.

lyencoli · 30-04-2007 10:33am

The repellers aren't great, to get rid of and keep mice and rats away, put some mint plants around the house, particulary kitchen. You can also plant them outside and it grows with out much looking after. Rodents detest the smell

Where can i buy this

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