Chewed electrical wiring
Damage may affect vehicle wiring, household cables, insulation and other components hidden from view.
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Rodents can hide in garages, basements, storage areas and around parked vehicles—where chewed wiring and damaged belongings may go unnoticed until it is too late.
Late one evening, I heard a faint scratching sound coming from the corner of my garage. It was quiet, easy to dismiss and gone within seconds.
Three days later, my car would not start. The dashboard flickered. A strange burnt smell came from under the hood.
The repair was not small. It meant towing, diagnosis, replacement wiring and days without a vehicle. The hardest part was knowing I had heard the warning—and done nothing.
Rodents do not only search for crumbs. They can nest in quiet, protected spaces and gnaw at the materials around them.
Damage may affect vehicle wiring, household cables, insulation and other components hidden from view.
A minor rodent problem can lead to towing, diagnostics, replacement parts and lost time.
Boxes, fabrics, seasonal decorations, pet food and stored supplies may become nesting material or targets.
You may not see a mouse directly. The first clue is often a small sign in a place you rarely inspect.
Designed to help discourage rodents with an aroma they dislike, these compact repellent balls are easy to place in common entry, hiding and nesting areas.
Use the product as directed and combine it with good rodent-prevention habits.
Look for droppings, gnaw marks, nesting material, entry gaps or scratching sounds.
Distribute them in garages, basements, storage corners and other suitable locations according to the label.
Seal entry gaps, store food securely and keep problem areas clean and uncluttered.
Place them only where permitted by the product directions and keep them away from direct contact with food.
Garage
Basement
Storage Area
RV & Camper
Protect your garage, storage areas and parked vehicles before a small rodent problem becomes a costly surprise.
Common locations may include garages, basements, storage areas, attics, sheds and RVs. Always follow the directions and restrictions printed on the product label.
No. For stronger prevention, seal possible entry points, store food securely, remove nesting materials and keep the area clean.
No product should be presented as a guaranteed solution for every infestation. These balls are designed to help discourage rodents and support a broader prevention routine.
Do not allow direct contact with food or food-preparation surfaces. Follow the product label regarding placement around kitchens, pantries and storage areas.
Each box contains 12 pieces, allowing you to distribute them across several suitable locations.