Get Rid of Mice and Make Your Monday's Mouse Free!
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Posted on Monday, July 09, 2012
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Monday's are tough enough as it is! Whether you are recovering from a fun-filled weekend, dreading the daily grind, or just waiting for the work week to be over, the last thing you need to top off an already manic-Monday is to learn that you have a mouse problem! That's why there's Fresh Cab Natural Rodent Repellent. Unlike other methods of mouse control that deal with rodents after they have become a problem, Fresh Cab preventspests before you are faced with their worrisome effects.
While snap traps have a long history of catching furry intruders, they pose a few problems themselves. Traps can sometimes snap on an unintended victim. If a trap does indeed catch the offensive rodent in question, it will still need to be disposed of some way which can be unpleasant. Even after one rodent has been caught and disposed of, there is a very high likelihood that it was not the only rodent in the area and the process will need to be repeated again and again. Since traps work because of the food or bait placed on them, mice will likely continue to frequent the area with an available food source. Similarly, poisons also attract mice and leave the users with the matter of disposing of rodents affected. Poisons also carry the risk of harming pets or people if ingested.
Rodent repellants prevent rodent infestations before they happen, as well as take away the issue of disposal. Repellants also have fewer safety concerns and are a humane way to deal with a rodent problem. How do you know which type of repellant to use? Sonic repellers are based on the idea that a sound so high-pitched people cannot hear it will keep rodents away. Sometimes these are effective, but they have not met the Federal EPA Repellency Standards. There is also a risk that the sound may be harmful to some pets' hearing. Some people have found that they can make their own repellant using peppermint oil or dryer sheets. While these homemade remedies are sometimes effective, they often have inconsistent results and do not come with a guarantee.
Fresh Cab Natural Rodent Repellent has been 3rd party tested and proven effective. It is the original rodent repellent and the only one to have earned EPA Registration. Fresh Cab even comes with a 100% satisfaction guarantee! You deserve the peace of mind and reassurance that comes from knowing you won't find the unpleasant surprise of a rodent infestation. Grab some Fresh Cab and enjoy mouse-free Mondays!
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| Sami |
| Sunday, August 12, 2012 3:00:54 AM |
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One has to wonder the spfceiic stigma associated with rats as opposed to other similar pest animals. Looking at entertainment media, the rat is a sign of filth, decay and even more obtuse things like bad behavior (Batman had a villain known as The Ratcatcher, rats rose from the sewers in a story from the comic Ex Machina, and of course, there's the movie Willard). Physical traits of the animal and its ability to survive almost anywhere probably gave it that reputation, quite unlike other pest creatures.Pigeons and seagulls are essentially rats with wings (and can even be more ill tempered and invasive), but they win the charm and beauty contests when compared with fanged, ground-bound rodents. Pigeons are just seen as dumb and mostly harmless, and the plumage of a sea gull is visually preferable to the fur of rats to many. Plus, there's just something more majestic about an animal that can fly versus a lowly land-dweller. However, these birds carry just as many diseases as rats and cause plenty of annoyance.
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| Amandeep |
| Thursday, July 26, 2012 10:19:00 AM |
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| Earth-Kind |
| Monday, July 09, 2012 2:32:51 PM |
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Karl,
We have heard from many customers that Fresh Cab works on squirrels as well. In most cases they use it to get rid of them in their attics or vehicles. If you are having a problem with the squirrels in an enclosed area, go ahead and give it a try.
We haven't tested on them, but since so many people have gotten good results, we say go ahead and try it out.
Please let us know if you have any further questions - thanks!
Earth-Kind
Customer Service
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| Karl Kughen |
| Monday, July 09, 2012 12:34:26 PM |
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We have piney squirles. They are a rodent. Is thi
s effective on them?
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