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According to several university tests I have read, the sonic repellants are pathetic, on anything, and reflect my personal results. The poisons work, but then, if you have a garage full of stuff like I do, summer comes, and smell will knock you out, but you can't find the little corpses anywhere, cause they go into nooks and crannies to crawl up and die. Sort of a revenge of the meese, and boy, do they stink. I have found that the plastic traps work pretty good (better mouse trap, not victor), and will even catch the voles, occasionally, but the best, bar none, is the adhesive trays with a little grain in the middle. Might want to put that somewhere the cat and dog can't get to, though, the ex wifes poodle got into one of them, and you talk about an unhappy mutt, by the time we got that all scrubbed off him, he gave me the evil eye for months. I suggest you secure both the plastic trays, and the mouse traps, though. Mice get caught, but not dead yet, and crawl away with them somewhere where you will find them, years later as little tiny skeletons, but which will explain why you couldn't stand to be in your garage or building till it dried up a year ago, summer, or two. Place either one along walls, behind things, etc. as that is where they tend to run, close to cover, and along baseboards. I've tried it all, in my old steel building, and the glue trays are king, bar none. They'll also catch about a million roaches, crickets, spiders, etc. I've caught multiple mice and voles, with the same trap, for the larger styles. Good hunting, and just throw the things away, don't take pity and step on them to put them out of their misery, as that stuff is the devil to get off your boot, hammer, whatever, too.....

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Thanks, I will contact these guys for the info. I've heard it to be true, but don't want to pay for an engine that won't work for me. I appreciate your reply, anyway.

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