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i mean, if the mice could detect the flashing LED frequency and were annoyed by it, it would make some sense to me. I know some cheap LED rope lights bother me like that in my peripheral vision.
I went to Home Depot yesterday to look for a mousetrap for my basement. I didn’t realize how truly helpful this channel is. I knew exactly what to stay away from and what works. Thanks Shawn, love the channel!
Same here. I am in the mouse trap offerings section and saying nope...that does not work...nope, that one is faulty.. nope, tbis one got a major flip!! Shawn is an incredible asset. !!!
The funny thing is the majority of the products won't be intended to scam people - it's just no one but Shawn has the time, knowledge, and massive collection of wild mice to actually test them all.
I used to live out of an rv. I still belong to classic winnebagos and rv website. Those LEDs never worked for mice, rats, raccoons or even squirrels. Only traps and poisons worked with any REAL efficiency. Love the mythbusting!
@@sweetsunnyvibes ??? Why would I put poisons outside? Roots outside are neutral territory to me. The second they invade my home or rv, they're treated as enemy combatants.
Mice will walk into a burning fire ring to get food. I've seen it. The lights might work to deter mice from randomly exploring an area, but if they smell food all bets are off.
Have you ever personally seen/recorded any of your chickens going after the rodents themselves? I'm referring to one viral video that shows a cat watching a rodent, about to pounce, only for a chicken to run into frame and then run off with the rodent in its beak.
Shawn, I think it depends on the species of mouse/rat. Here in AZ we have the nocturnal "packrat" (a type of woodrat) that frequent your cars and trucks and *love* to eat your wires and build nests inside. A well tested method to keep them out is a bright light under the hood.
Hi Shawn. It’s supposed to be blinking the lights. It does work. Especially although mice are color blind certain colors do deter them. Also concentrated ginger essential oil not diluted mixed with clove essential oil also helps deter but for a certain amount of time.
I wonder if flashing lights would work. It would be best if they flashed randomly but you could start with normal flashing lights. If the results are promising I could cobble up a random flasher for you. Of course it would surely annoy humans but it might be ok for unoccupied ateas.
I'm starting to think that people just come up with these "repellents" without any thought or trial and error. I bet I could say that pics of cats will send rats and mice packing and the mindless zombies would say it's the best rodent repellent ever and recommend it to everyone they know
Hello Shawn, I was told the Fairy lights that actually blink on and off and look like motion will keep mice away. Will you confirm if you tried lights that have motion or blinking on, off will work at keeping mice away.
I know this works because I have a LED light strip surrounding my bed and I put a mouse trap under it and it did not fall for it but it fell for the one that was not under my bed. I had the lights on because I was filming it that night to see if I could catch it.
This is crazy! We had horrible rat and mouse damage for a couple of years. Thousands of dollars in damage. Nothing ever worked. We have had rope lights down for six years. For that entire six years they have been 100% effective.
I'm assuming they climb on the tires 1st. I'm basing the following idea on how people keep spiders off the bed to not get bit. Make sure the bed isn't against the wall, wrap each lower bed post or leg with tape...sticky side out. I have been about this for awhile. ...Making sure your van is clear beneath and putting something around the tires.
I think the point of using lights is to make the area brighter since mice are nocturnal and like to stay in the dark. Putting a few lights in small in a dark space isn’t doing anything.
Rats did $7k worth of damage to the electrical system in my car. They also chewed up the soundproofing material. Thank goodness for comprehensive coverage.
I love the empirical approach however I think you should try some better lights. Specifically, it would be really interesting if you got the patterned gaming LED strips that make it appear a bed of light is cycling around a circuit.
Try out the Pest Repeller. I just got an ad about that. It apparently uses high frequency sound to keep pests away, permanently. Shawn try this out and put it to the test
Is there a difference between established mice eating in a location and moving in? I mean, given two side by side barns to move in to, maybe they wouldn't choose the one with soap, dryer sheets, carolina reapers, mothballs, wolf urine, annoying frequency LED rope light, or whatever because the other barn is more tolerable. At a minimum maybe you could test in your already infested barn but with a side by side choice of repellent food and repellent free food.
The question of light deterrence is still open for me since a barn or shed where they have previously infested seems different from an RV or vehicle that is transient and may not have the smell or familiarity. I am interested if permanently mounted under-chassis, and under hood lights would deter entrance and/or wire chewing of parked RVs and tow or towed vehicles. RV parks out west are recommending leaving the hood of your tow or towed vehicle up to deter rodents. If that works, why doesn't any light deter? Also, it looked in the video like they were specifically trying to get at bait inside the toy RVs. Is that true or this is just typical behavior? Is that different behavior than a mouse would exhibit when looking for a nesting place, like under the hood of a vehicle or closed spaces in RVs? Would under-vehicle and under hood lights deter them from climbing in to nest vs foraging for baited food? I dont know how a test would be done without multiple cameras, including IR or low light to capture and maybe calculate total time spent under a vehicle. And repeat on multiple days/nights with under-lights on and off successively. That also brings up another question: do rodents only invade during dark, or also during the day? Thanks for testing and producing these videos anyway!
I'm still celebrating my victories over the malicious Mole" and a industrial strength Rat", Both Terrorizing my yard. Finished him off this year w your abvice and trap I seen on this channel. Chalk up another one for Mousetrap Monday.
Next silly Myth I heard a block of cheese will keep mice and rats away 😂😂 just noticed your Nearly at 1M subscribers well done and can’t wait for the 1M special video👍👍
Your Chanel has entertained me for a while now. Lol, I thought I was the only one silly enough video mice getting trapped. I made my own trap because of your channel. I will send you a video when I get the auto trigger reset worked out. For now i just activate it by remote when the motion alarm beeps. 100% effective so far, I have not seen one get the bait and escape yet. Should work on rats also
I would really like you to try a rodent repellant called "Fresh Cab". The fragrance of natural ingredients in the pouch is supposed to repel rodents from tractors, ATV, snowmobiles, etc for 30 days. It can be ordered from Amazon.
The small cars got me an idea. Get one of these toy trains. do the trachs in a circle and let the train drive on them. put the bait in the middle. Wanna see if the mice go for it :D
If your into christmas lights and lighting, try the same with those, see if they take a vacation or whatever, when they fail give them a lil flip and go "Oh no they landed on my porch/window" or what ever you put em on and show us "Meh, too tired to clean up, i guess ill leave em for a while
Your video about LED lights was not what I had in mind so your test didn't apply. I was thinking of putting BRIGHT motion sensitive LED lights behind the floorboards that sit at the bottom of our kitchen counter which is where the mouse leaves (and I suppose) enters the kitchen. The thought was that the sudden and intense light would disorient the mouse and keep it from entering our kitchen. I would like to see the results of this approach tested. Thanks!
test the electrical dog food can trap. you punch holes in a dog food can and have an electrical lead in it and you put a metal plate with the other lead with rubber spacer separating them and you use ac power on this trap
Id say rig up a stick welder to 2 plates a few inches apart with bait on one. The gap tight though so that the rodents are touching both plates when they try get the bait
@@Yonatan24 Unless they have an integrated full bridge polarity rectifier or are running on direct current, LED's turn on and off 60 times a second. I doubt this light strip has a rectifier.
@@gtfkt Full Bridge Rectifier will still strobe (double speed for full bridge). A capacitor (on the DC side) is needed to smooth the output. Also, it's not like a real strobe because it still ramps up and down with the sine wave, giving a fast fade in/out, rather than a sharp, well defined flash.
Love the short and interesting videos. Just curious if all of your "mythbuster" results would change if you didn't have a plentiful supply of food just beyond the barrier. I think the natural desire to eat and ready food supply will trump any of their hesitation to overcome the obstacle. How about trying to put the food a long distance away and then put the mothballs, peppermint, irish spring, etc in front of their access holes. If there was a maze with a blocked path and an open path where they had to choose to go this might provide a different result. Look forward to the results.
When my parents were full time campers, they would put Comet (the original powder type)around there tires to keep out ants, maybe that would work for mice or rats.
Try something that MOVES. Preferably something that moves irregularly and not the same over and over again. Or something that is motion activated by the mouse/rat. That just might work because lights and smells are worthless as a repellent.
How about trying UV lights? I wonder if they can see IR lights? or they just "hear them fire off" from those game cameras you use. Oh you're close to a 1 million subscribers! keep up the good work! How about naming the different types of traps in a video? snap/live/choking/etc...
This one is a stretch. Of course the mice aren't going to care about rope lights. I've never heard this, but just the thought that rope lights or lights of any type would repel rodents is inane.
Hey Shawn nice video 👍🏽 but I have a question on why you didn’t try to strobe them ? I think you missed a good opportunity to test one of the best ideas out there to date. In the future could you try a Strobe light💡.. thanks for the video and keep up the good work
I'd like to see this with the light rope replaced by an electric fence wire, with insulators. D-con works well too. You have to get one of the old e-fence chargers though, the current ones just zap every 3-5 seconds, it's useless against mice and meth-heads.
Hi Shawn my dad has been having trouble with a rat in his garage and he had just rewired the garage and the rat is chewing on the wiring. Got any ideas?
I've had rodents do $60,000 worth of damage to my vehicles while I was away for work. 9 months I was gone. I ended up just buying a new truck in the meantime. I'm going to buy a large carport and surround it with 3 foot wide metal roof flashing to hopefully prevent the rodents from getting to my new truck.
Do You Have A Mouse Problem? I invented The World's Greatest Mouse Trap - The Dizzy Dunker
Purchase on Amazon: amzn.to/3Py9eDF
Purchase Directly from the Rinne Website: www.rinnecorp.com/?ref=shawnwoods1
(As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.)
FTC Affiliate Disclaimer - I get commissions for purchases made through links in this post.
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You should do a livestream cuz you're almost 1 million subscribers
You should do a livestream because you're almost at 1 million subscribers
Now that's a lot of damage
Can you do a mythbusters type thing on rat guards that ships use on their anchor lines?
Looking at the thumbnail of this video im gonna say...no it wont stop them
The crazy stuff people come up with! Why would rope lights work? Thanks for confirming another myth Shawn! Can’t wait to see the next one
EZ's Boys My thoughts exactly. Makes you wonder who is smarter mice, rats or people?
Mark Fryer for sure
i mean, if the mice could detect the flashing LED frequency and were annoyed by it, it would make some sense to me. I know some cheap LED rope lights bother me like that in my peripheral vision.
Ion Ymous yeah but mice are so curious I think it’d take a lot more than a light to keep them away
remember: these people's kids are eating tide pods......now you know where they get it from!
I went to Home Depot yesterday to look for a mousetrap for my basement. I didn’t realize how truly helpful this channel is. I knew exactly what to stay away from and what works. Thanks Shawn, love the channel!
Same here. I am in the mouse trap offerings section and saying nope...that does not work...nope, that one is faulty.. nope, tbis one got a major flip!! Shawn is an incredible asset. !!!
The funny thing is the majority of the products won't be intended to scam people - it's just no one but Shawn has the time, knowledge, and massive collection of wild mice to actually test them all.
The mice are saying "its beginning to look a lot like Christmas "
lol!
I prefer to sing "It's beginning to look a lot like Dustbowl."
😂😂😂😂😂🍺
Flipmas
They say that up until....
...the night before Christmas,
when all through the house
Not a creature was stirring,
not even a mouse
*Does Christmas Repel Rodents?!*
_Bob McCoy Will Lisa confront that rodent?
@@mr.sneakunderyourbed2353 why not
With all those tasty Christmas cookies? They can't wait!
Shawn woods would confront the rodents
No only Jehovah witnesses...😇😇😇
They don't mind world's hottest pepper
And they don't mind Christmas too..
"Bah humbug!"
Utkatsh Sharma, 😂😂😂😂
Anyone else think years of natural selection in Shawn Woods barn has made rodents more trap savvy
I prefer that to poison immunity.... At least that is learned behavior
Then what are lab rats?
Rats, yes
I used to live out of an rv. I still belong to classic winnebagos and rv website. Those LEDs never worked for mice, rats, raccoons or even squirrels. Only traps and poisons worked with any REAL efficiency. Love the mythbusting!
Not feeding rodents usually works
@@DrLoverLover lol, right?
@@sweetsunnyvibes ??? Why would I put poisons outside? Roots outside are neutral territory to me. The second they invade my home or rv, they're treated as enemy combatants.
When Your kids see this You are going to be in trouble 😂😂
He's keeping this video away from his kids
It just helps them see what they are eating lol!
1k away from 1 mil. That's flipping awesome!!
Berkshire Girl flipping is what he does best
500 now, any hour now, there will be one million of us, people who don't have rodent problems, but watch anyway.
@@chipsdubbo4861 1 mil. Official. Way to go Shawn!!!
I think you were just looking for an excuse to toss the toys. lol
hahahahah
Here in Sweden most old folks use juniper branches to keep mice away. Try that ot, please.
Mice will walk into a burning fire ring to get food. I've seen it. The lights might work to deter mice from randomly exploring an area, but if they smell food all bets are off.
yep mice are assholes
Have you ever personally seen/recorded any of your chickens going after the rodents themselves? I'm referring to one viral video that shows a cat watching a rodent, about to pounce, only for a chicken to run into frame and then run off with the rodent in its beak.
That was the most insane flip I've ever seen.
What a madlad.
Shawn, I think it depends on the species of mouse/rat. Here in AZ we have the nocturnal "packrat" (a type of woodrat) that frequent your cars and trucks and *love* to eat your wires and build nests inside. A well tested method to keep them out is a bright light under the hood.
Hello. Have you ever put a bright light under the hood of your car and does this method work?
Mice and rats: Oooooh year round Christmas party and a chance to win a bagel!
I saw what you did there. lol.
Hi Shawn. It’s supposed to be blinking the lights. It does work. Especially although mice are color blind certain colors do deter them. Also concentrated ginger essential oil not diluted mixed with clove essential oil also helps deter but for a certain amount of time.
I wonder if flashing lights would work. It would be best if they flashed randomly but you could start with normal flashing lights. If the results are promising I could cobble up a random flasher for you. Of course it would surely annoy humans but it might be ok for unoccupied ateas.
You have a " Mr. Rogers" kind of way about you when you speak, which I think is one of your strong points. Really like your videos.
"Mouseter Rogers" 😂
I'm starting to think that people just come up with these "repellents" without any thought or trial and error. I bet I could say that pics of cats will send rats and mice packing and the mindless zombies would say it's the best rodent repellent ever and recommend it to everyone they know
Boos and hiss are heard whenever the rat comes
Hello Shawn, I was told the Fairy lights that actually blink on and off and look like motion will keep mice away. Will you confirm if you tried lights that have motion or blinking on, off will work at keeping mice away.
Ive heard that sunflower seeds will repel mice. Can you test this
But wait, Winnie and Harvey get rescued by Woody and Buzz Lightyear and the rest of the gang. Toy Story 5! 😎
Can u do one with lavender to see if lavender can really keep mice away ? With dif types of lavender products like flowers , oil , stalks
Who the heck would think a rope lights would keep rats and mice away? I don't even need to watch this to know that won't work.
Peter Czekaj Makes you wonder about the thinking skills of some people or rather the lack of skills.
Anyone else get a Pest Repeller ad and find it ironic?
I did. Already proven to do nothing but separate people from their money.
Hilarious, talk about your target audience!
Me too! Hysterical
@@thomaslevy2119 as far as repelling insects, the jury is still out, but the part where it repels mice and ridents is a scam.
I wish I could "like" your comment multiple times.
You should have tried a mini-disco ball. It would either repel them or make them "do the Hustle".
I know this works because I have a LED light strip surrounding my bed and I put a mouse trap under it and it did not fall for it but it fell for the one that was not under my bed. I had the lights on because I was filming it that night to see if I could catch it.
This is crazy! We had horrible rat and mouse damage for a couple of years. Thousands of dollars in damage. Nothing ever worked. We have had rope lights down for six years. For that entire six years they have been 100% effective.
I'm assuming they climb on the tires 1st.
I'm basing the following idea on how people keep spiders off the bed to not get bit.
Make sure the bed isn't against the wall, wrap each lower bed post or leg with tape...sticky side out.
I have been about this for awhile. ...Making sure your van is clear beneath and putting something around the tires.
He's so savage, he gave his kids' toys a flip
“Shhh don’t tell my kids I took their toys”😂😂😂❤️such a cool dad
I think the point of using lights is to make the area brighter since mice are nocturnal and like to stay in the dark. Putting a few lights in small in a dark space isn’t doing anything.
At least those LED rope lights aren't wasted they can still be used for night videoing (until the rats or mice eat them).
Maybe you should try LED changing color blinking lights.
Maybe the rat/mice will get a seizure.
Its Official.. Shawn Woods is over 1 mil. Congratulations Shawn!!!!!
Rats did $7k worth of damage to the electrical system in my car. They also chewed up the soundproofing material. Thank goodness for comprehensive coverage.
I love the empirical approach however I think you should try some better lights. Specifically, it would be really interesting if you got the patterned gaming LED strips that make it appear a bed of light is cycling around a circuit.
Try out the Pest Repeller. I just got an ad about that. It apparently uses high frequency sound to keep pests away, permanently. Shawn try this out and put it to the test
Is there a difference between established mice eating in a location and moving in? I mean, given two side by side barns to move in to, maybe they wouldn't choose the one with soap, dryer sheets, carolina reapers, mothballs, wolf urine, annoying frequency LED rope light, or whatever because the other barn is more tolerable. At a minimum maybe you could test in your already infested barn but with a side by side choice of repellent food and repellent free food.
The question of light deterrence is still open for me since a barn or shed where they have previously infested seems different from an RV or vehicle that is transient and may not have the smell or familiarity. I am interested if permanently mounted under-chassis, and under hood lights would deter entrance and/or wire chewing of parked RVs and tow or towed vehicles. RV parks out west are recommending leaving the hood of your tow or towed vehicle up to deter rodents. If that works, why doesn't any light deter? Also, it looked in the video like they were specifically trying to get at bait inside the toy RVs. Is that true or this is just typical behavior? Is that different behavior than a mouse would exhibit when looking for a nesting place, like under the hood of a vehicle or closed spaces in RVs? Would under-vehicle and under hood lights deter them from climbing in to nest vs foraging for baited food? I dont know how a test would be done without multiple cameras, including IR or low light to capture and maybe calculate total time spent under a vehicle. And repeat on multiple days/nights with under-lights on and off successively. That also brings up another question: do rodents only invade during dark, or also during the day? Thanks for testing and producing these videos anyway!
I think as long as there's bait available and they want it badly enough (Which is 100% of the time) they'll go for it no matter what's in their way
What about the lights that change color every few seconds? Is that enough movement to scare vermin away?
We have seen where strobe lights are effective against mice. So how about setting the string lights to flash?
I wonder if one of those sound pet deterrers like people use to keep dogs off furniture would keep away rodents?
I'm still celebrating my victories over the malicious Mole" and a industrial strength Rat", Both Terrorizing my yard.
Finished him off this year w your abvice and trap I seen on this channel.
Chalk up another one for Mousetrap Monday.
*AYY 1 MIL, CONGRATS!*
Next silly Myth I heard a block of cheese will keep mice and rats away 😂😂 just noticed your Nearly at 1M subscribers well done and can’t wait for the 1M special video👍👍
So close to a million! I'm sure you will hit that today. Less than 1k to go right now!
Shawn, your comments section is one of the most inspired on RUclips. No wonder you are about the hit 1M subs.
Your Chanel has entertained me for a while now. Lol, I thought I was the only one silly enough video mice getting trapped. I made my own trap because of your channel. I will send you a video when I get the auto trigger reset worked out. For now i just activate it by remote when the motion alarm beeps. 100% effective so far, I have not seen one get the bait and escape yet. Should work on rats also
Congrats on the 1 Million!
I would really like you to try a rodent repellant called "Fresh Cab". The fragrance of natural ingredients in the pouch is supposed to repel rodents from tractors, ATV, snowmobiles, etc for 30 days. It can be ordered from Amazon.
The small cars got me an idea.
Get one of these toy trains. do the trachs in a circle and let the train drive on them. put the bait in the middle.
Wanna see if the mice go for it :D
Stumack piece of cake
If your into christmas lights and lighting, try the same with those, see if they take a vacation or whatever, when they fail give them a lil flip and go "Oh no they landed on my porch/window" or what ever you put em on and show us "Meh, too tired to clean up, i guess ill leave em for a while
Your video about LED lights was not what I had in mind so your test didn't apply. I was thinking of putting BRIGHT motion sensitive LED lights behind the floorboards that sit at the bottom of our kitchen counter which is where the mouse leaves (and I suppose) enters the kitchen. The thought was that the sudden and intense light would disorient the mouse and keep it from entering our kitchen. I would like to see the results of this approach tested. Thanks!
test the electrical dog food can trap. you punch holes in a dog food can and have an electrical lead in it and you put a metal plate with the other lead with rubber spacer separating them and you use ac power on this trap
Andy47357 that’s a terrible and dangerous idea. The only thing you’d do is pop a fuse or start a fire.
Those mice must have left in a confused state. Another new contraption in "that house"... and it doesn't try to kill them.
Id say rig up a stick welder to 2 plates a few inches apart with bait on one. The gap tight though so that the rodents are touching both plates when they try get the bait
Congratulations on 1 million subscribers!
HEY SHAWN´s KIDS !! LISTEN ! HE GOT YOUR TOYS !!!
1 million! I'm so happy for you!
The dry humor kills me. You're funnier than you think
I'm curious if a strobe light would be effective.
Led lights are basically 60hz strobe lights already.
@@gtfkt Not all of them...
No, but it would create a great party atmosphere for the mice to have a few drinks and hookup.
@@Yonatan24 Unless they have an integrated full bridge polarity rectifier or are running on direct current, LED's turn on and off 60 times a second.
I doubt this light strip has a rectifier.
@@gtfkt Full Bridge Rectifier will still strobe (double speed for full bridge). A capacitor (on the DC side) is needed to smooth the output.
Also, it's not like a real strobe because it still ramps up and down with the sine wave, giving a fast fade in/out, rather than a sharp, well defined flash.
Shawn, your narrations put a big smile on my face.
Lavender, catnip & peppermint try out those oils also kitty litter also works apparently
500 away from 1 MIL! Congrats Shawn!
I think you should've set another one next to it with the lights off to see if the mice would prefer to eat from the one with no lights.
Love the short and interesting videos. Just curious if all of your "mythbuster" results would change if you didn't have a plentiful supply of food just beyond the barrier. I think the natural desire to eat and ready food supply will trump any of their hesitation to overcome the obstacle. How about trying to put the food a long distance away and then put the mothballs, peppermint, irish spring, etc in front of their access holes. If there was a maze with a blocked path and an open path where they had to choose to go this might provide a different result. Look forward to the results.
VERY WELL DONE thumbnail !!! 1st rate work.
CONGRATULATIONS ON 1M SUBSCRIBERS!!!!!
When my parents were full time campers, they would put Comet (the original powder type)around there tires to keep out ants, maybe that would work for mice or rats.
Pest defender ad before this. Lol you should test it and see if it actually works so people will see the ad and then be told how it doesn’t work...
Try something that MOVES.
Preferably something that moves irregularly and not the same over and over again.
Or something that is motion activated by the mouse/rat.
That just might work because lights and smells are worthless as a repellent.
Does black pepper powder mixed with bait work?
I think that I can speak for everyone who is subscribed to you that we love your videos and content so keep up the good work! :)
Indeed.
That being said, why else would we be subscribed?
A million subscribers! Congratulations Mr. Woods!
999k subcribers holy cow! I remember when I subbed to you when you had 120k I didn't think many people would mouse trap videos like me.
How about trying UV lights?
I wonder if they can see IR lights? or they just "hear them fire off" from those game cameras you use.
Oh you're close to a 1 million subscribers! keep up the good work!
How about naming the different types of traps in a video? snap/live/choking/etc...
This one is a stretch. Of course the mice aren't going to care about rope lights. I've never heard this, but just the thought that rope lights or lights of any type would repel rodents is inane.
congrats on hitting 1 million subscribers!
Hey Shawn nice video 👍🏽 but I have a question on why you didn’t try to strobe them ? I think you missed a good opportunity to test one of the best ideas out there to date. In the future could you try a Strobe light💡.. thanks for the video and keep up the good work
Omg so close to 1 mil
We have to see something EPIC Shawn
The only thing surprising about the video is that the rodents didn't start chewing on the rope lights.
What a channel. I’m a subscriber and faithful viewer and these myth busting videos never fail to make me laugh. It’s like an episode of Tom and Jerry!
Works about as good as a car alarm. Useful for annoying those around you.
I'd like to see this with the light rope replaced by an electric fence wire, with insulators. D-con works well too. You have to get one of the old e-fence chargers though, the current ones just zap every 3-5 seconds, it's useless against mice and meth-heads.
Hi Shawn my dad has been having trouble with a rat in his garage and he had just rewired the garage and the rat is chewing on the wiring. Got any ideas?
I ve seen them use black light leds, or uv type led lights, to repell bugs and rodents
Good job.
You hit 1million subscribers
Hey--it was the cruddy ineffective rope lights that deserved a little flip at the end; not Harvey RV or Winnie W.
1000 subscribers to go Shawn. Congrats brother. I've been here since about 5K.
I've had rodents do $60,000 worth of damage to my vehicles while I was away for work. 9 months I was gone. I ended up just buying a new truck in the meantime. I'm going to buy a large carport and surround it with 3 foot wide metal roof flashing to hopefully prevent the rodents from getting to my new truck.
Looks like I'll need to get started on that motion-tracking Raspberry Pi powered airsoft sentry turret...
Thank you Shawn! 998995 subscribers almost 1 million...YES!!! I really hope you get it before 2019!
Congrats on 1 million
I heard that it's red lights or flashing strobe lights