Pests going bump in the night?

Dirt? Well, it's called diatomaceous earth, and it works. Diatomaceous earth (or DE) is a siliceous, sedimentary rock that occurs naturally. To be more specific, it is mainly the fossilized remains of diatoms   or hard-shelled algae. Now, what could this possibly be good for? Well, a lot of things, including using for health benefits, filtering agents, and pest control. And that's where I was going with DE. It's safely and easily used as an insect pest control. Always choose food-grade, though! How does it work? DE cuts up the bugs' bodies, sapping the moisture from the waxy exoskeletons of...

If you aren't sure what the Pest Repeller Ultimate® AT is, take a look at at the full product page here. Briefly, the Ultimate AT is an indoor pest repeller that works for most of the common household pests (i.e. insects and rodents) without using chemicals or traps. So, how many does your home need? One Ultimate AT can cover approximately 5,000 square feet in an open area. Its technologies – such as the negative ions and ultrasonic sounds – will not go through any solid objects like furniture or walls. The vibrations through the wiring will only go through...

You have to know what you are dealing with. The solution for raccoons is often different than the solution for squirrels.

Can The Guardian be used to repel mice and rats from under cars?

The most common question we get about these units is, “Will these hurt my Dogs or Cats?” The answer is no, these units are completely safe and humane, and will not bother your beloved furbabies.