Rodent Repellent Ultrasonic Plug in, Mouse Repeller Indoor, Electronic Rodent Deterrent, Rat Mice and Squirrel Control for Home Attic Garage Kitchen

So far, so good with this ultrasonic rodent repeller. I picked it up hoping to deal with some mystery noises coming from my attic—and while I haven’t caught any culprits in the act, the late-night scratching has definitely quieted down.Setup is as simple as plugging it in and choosing a mode. and it also have LED light. I’ve been running it mostly on the ultrasonic + pressure wave combo, and I think it’s doing its job. I like that it’s chemical-free and doesn’t require traps or bait—just plug and play.I put it near the basement entrance, and it seems to be covering the space well. No unpleasant buzzing sounds, and it’s safe for pets—I have a dog and he hasn’t reacted to it at all, which is something I was worried about.It says you’ll start seeing results in about 2-3 weeks, and I’m about two weeks in with less evidence of critters than before. I’ll keep monitoring, but as of now, it’s doing what I hoped: keeping things out without having to handle the gross stuff.If you’re looking for an easy, hands-off way and good functionality to deter rodents or other pests indoors, this is a solid option. Just give it a little time to kick in. Totally worth the money.

The media could not be loaded. Since we have a dog, I was looking for a rodent repeller that wouldn’t rely on chemicals and would be safe around pets. This unit seemed like a good fit, and I’ve been very satisfied with the results so far. The setup was simple—plug it into an outlet, press the power button, and choose your desired mode. The instructions were easy to follow, and I had it up and running in minutes.It features several repelling methods, including ultrasonic, pressure wave, electromagnetic wave, and a flashing light mode. I started by using only the ultrasonic setting for the first few days, then switched to cycle through all the modes after reading that alternating them can improve effectiveness. The device includes four ultrasonic speakers and one pulse speaker, which are designed to disrupt pests like mice, squirrels, bats, and even cockroaches by affecting their nervous systems and memory.I placed the unit in our garage and near the attic, and I’ve noticed a difference. I no longer hear squirrels or rodents scurrying on the roof or above the ceiling at night, which is a huge relief. The flashing lights in some modes can be a bit noticeable, so I placed them where they wouldn’t be distracting—this wasn’t an issue in our setup.The build feels solid and durable, and I appreciate that I don’t need to check or maintain it constantly. It runs quietly and hasn’t interfered with our pets at all.

I’ve been using this Ultrasonic Rodent Repellent for a few weeks now, and I’m pleased with it so far. I plugged it into an outlet in the garage where we’ve occasionally seen signs of rodent activity, and since then, there’s been a noticeable reduction in any traces or disturbances.The unit is very easy to use—just plug it in and let it run. There’s no setup, no mess, and no need for refills or traps, which makes it a low-maintenance option. The light indicator shows it’s working, and the operation is silent, so there’s no disruption to the household.While I can’t physically hear or see how the ultrasonic waves function, the absence of new droppings or sounds in previously affected areas suggests that the device is effective. It’s also reassuring that this method doesn’t rely on chemicals or poisons, making it a safer option for indoor use, especially in homes with pets or children.This repeller is compact and doesn’t take up much space at the outlet. It blends in easily and doesn’t draw attention. Overall, this ultrasonic rodent deterrent has worked well in our home and provided a convenient way to discourage unwanted pests indoors. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a straightforward approach to managing rodents inside the house.

I'd never know there was such a big mouse nest behind the washer and dryer until this device repelled them out. Initially I was only suspecting there might be mice as I noticed some of my socks were missing. My laundry room locates in my garage. There is a vent with outdoor access. I guess they came from there. The device intermittently sends sound waves. Some are human noticeable and some are not. But mice can hear a broader range of frequencies than human. So they should be more affected. In the first week of the use I saw more obvious mouse activities. I found lost snacks in front of the laundry room. It was starting from that time I realized they might live behind the washer. After about two weeks, I no longer saw their activities. Then I pull the washer over and saw there was a big mess behind it. Now I am keeping the device always on in my garage. It works 7/24 by alternating the waves. I haven't found new mouse activities since cleaning up that big one.

I received it at the beginning of last month and started using it right away. The instructions are clearly written, making it easy to figure out how to use. The device is safe for humans since it uses ultrasound to keep mice away. It’s compact and doesn’t take up much space. After using it for almost a month, I believe it’s effective—there have been no mice in my garage this year, unlike last year when I didn’t use this kind of device.

I grabbed this rodents deterrent to help my sister out. She lives on a farm in an old house built in the late 1700's. Little creatures love her basement, attic the most. I like how this one has different settings you can use based on your needs. You just plug it in and set it and let it do its own thing. I also like that the deterrent is basically silent, there isnt any low/high pitched beeps and screeching. Its very easy to use. It seems to function as its intended and overall a good value for the money.