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Say goodbye to unwanted tenants.
NO FUSS, NO MUSS AND
NO MESS TO PICK UP!
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A revolutionary breakthrough! 10 years of research and laboratory tests, its effectiveness is now proven!
When used as indicated on the product label, this slow-release repellent, made from natural ingredients, is not harmful to humans, pets, or farm animals.
* Rodents Away Odor Free, when independently tested in a controlled environment by
third-party laboratories, both repelled domestic mice and reduced their activity in
confined spaces.
A slow-release rodent repellent that gives off an odor that only rodents can perceive ...
Média :
Read open the following PDF:
Camping & Caravaning magazine
Magazine : Paul's test:
Paul Laquerre, May 2021 Edition
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Discover the effectiveness of the repellent in this video.
Installation video
For best results based on the intended use, look at the information capsules below or refer to the product label.
In RVs , avoid the use of fabric softener sheets or any other products with a strong odor so as not to mask the odor of the repellent.
IMPORTANT : Remove all food sources as well as the hatches or traps with bait, so as not to affect the effectiveness of the repellent.
Use this slow-release repellent to reduce rodent presence and activity in these locations!
Commercial
Use permitted everywhere and in all types of businesses.
This slow-release repellent is designed for indoor use, in all businesses or agricultural environments without exception, as well as in various transport vehicles.
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Reviews
I went to open my treailer for the season and found mouse droppings everywhere. Since I bought this product, I'm no longer being invaded by the little critters.
Sébastien Lapointe
Laval