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2naSalit

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11. I always wondered...

Reply to cutroot (Reply #8)

Sun Oct 30, 2022, 01:33 PM

Oct 2022

If those frequencies also had an ill affect on other animals, like other pets in the house. I have never tried them because I would hate to harm the pets, like pointing a laser light into your pets eyes, even just a flash.

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Solution to mouse problems: [View all] sl8 Oct 2022 OP

Python Programming? usonian Oct 2022 #1

LOL. nt sl8 Oct 2022 #2

*snort* 2naSalit Oct 2022 #10

I once lived in an old farmhouse in Co. cutroot Oct 2022 #3

Sweet. I could use one now. nt sl8 Oct 2022 #4

There is a high frequency sound on YouTube that you can play that seems to drive them out cutroot Oct 2022 #8

I always wondered... 2naSalit Oct 2022 #11

Mice have a really high range. Almost 100,000 Hz cutroot Oct 2022 #14

Good to know, thanks! 2naSalit Oct 2022 #15

Interesting, thanks. nt sl8 Oct 2022 #13

Lived in the woods for eleven years. House had crawl space underneath. twodogsbarking Oct 2022 #5

If there was only one mouse in the house, multigraincracker Oct 2022 #6

We have a siamese cat. She will not catch mice. We had droppings in the drawer under the stove. Demsrule86 Oct 2022 #7

Mouse Math: if you thought you might have seen one there are two. cutroot Oct 2022 #9

I learned, a few years ago... 2naSalit Oct 2022 #12