Rat Zapper

Price:$44.99

# Rid your home of rodents without seeing or touching them

# Electric shock exterminates rodents instantly

# Red strobe light indicates when the chamber needs to be emptied

# Battery-operated; place it anywhere you have a rodent problem

Get rid of mice and rats safely and mess-free with the Rat Zapper, a reusable and safe rodent exterminator that delivers a deadly shock to mice and rats when they attempt to retrieve the bait inside. A red strobe light on the top blinks when it's time to empty the chamber. Emptying it can't get any easier! Just hold it over a trash can and let the contents slide out - you don't even have to see or touch the rodent!

If you plan on using the Rat Zapper in fairly inaccessible places like attics, crawlspaces or under stairwells, use the optional remote monitoring cord. This 12-ft. remote monitoring cord allows you to see the flashing strobe light without actually having to maneuver into those tight spaces.

Rat Zapper is powered by 4 AA batteries (sold separately). Batteries deliver enough current to eliminate 10 to 20 rodents.

Specifications
AGRIZAP Product No.: RAT ZAPPER 2000
Dimensions: 10" x 4" x 4"
Intended For: Mice, Rats, Chipmunks and Ground Squirrels

Includes:

# One Rat Zapper
# Bait

THAT's How To Get Rid Of A Mouse!

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The house mouse - while considered an economically important animal in the United States, is one of the most annoying creatures for homeowners. The house mouse eats food meant for humans. It poisons food with its feces. Not only that; its constant growth causes extensive damage to building and property. No wonder than homeowners are always up in arms against mice whenever they spot them. However, it is not always very easy to catch a mouse. In this article, I will tell you of three easy ways to eliminate mice fast.

1. Sanitation:

Although it cannot be guaranteed that well-sanitized places would never breed mice, the fact remains that poorly sanitized places are sure to attract mice in large numbers. They can survive even if food and shelter is limited. Therefore you should not only sanitize your whole house, you should also destroy those areas that are likely to become the breeding ground for mice. If there are only a few places where they can live or rear young ones, they cannot multiply in large numbers.

2. Mouse-proof construction:

This is one of the proven ways to eliminate mice. You should close any opening in your house, especially those which are larger than 1/4 inch. You should look to it that there are no openings in your kitchen through which mouse can enter. You should always store dry grains and meat in air tight containers so that they are safe from mice.

You not only need to plug holes in your building, you also need to plug holes in your water pipes, drainage systems, vents, window screens, etc. These are the places through which a mouse is likely to enter.

3. Mouse Trap:

Mouse traps are an effective and sometimes the preferred method for controlling mice. You can easily buy a mouse trap from your local hardware store. However, you need to know a few things about using mouse traps. First of all, do not set only a few traps. In fact, it is a good idea to set multiple traps at strategic locations. Secondly set the traps at correct places. By 'correct' places, I mean places which are no more than 10 feet from the shelter of the mouse. Remember that mice are unlikely to venture very far out of their shelter. So keeping traps close to their shelter is very effective. Thirdly, your bait should be a sensitive one which would attract the mice even from their shelter. Baits such as chocolate candy, a small piece of bacon or dried fruit work best for attracting mice.

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In the world of home ownership, uninvited guests show up from time to time. Everything from In-laws to grown children, from spiders to mice always seem to appear as if out of nowhere, bags of luggage and a used one way ticket in hand. Though there may be no repellent for some of these guests, mice can usually be controlled.

However, controlling mice is easier said than done. Simply asking them to leave falls on deaf (albeit large) ears, setting traps provides them with something to outsmart (and is too cruel for some people), using poison forces you to chance that your pet will find the deceased mouse, eat it, and unknowingly consume the poison as well, and, of course, laying out eviction notices only results in the echo of quiet, yet condescending, mouse laughter. For all these reasons, the plan to rid mice from your home needs some tweaking, tweaking you just might find in a natural home remedy.

Use Odors: Mice, like all creatures, find certain odors repelling. Ammonia and mothballs, for instance, both produce a scent that mice want to stay away from. The flip side, however, is that ammonia and mothballs also produce a scent that people want to stay away from. Luckily, there are also nice smells that mice abhor: peppermint is one of these odors. Saturating cotton balls with peppermint extract or laying mint leaves near the areas where mice invade will help keep them from coming in. Some people also swear that the smell of onions, or even planting onions in a backyard garden, is enough to help keep mice away: their odor will make them peel out.

Get a cat: It is believed that cats were first domesticated to help rid homes of mice. A house with a cat, a mouse's natural nemesis, is less likely to have a mice problem than one without a live version of "Tom and Jerry." But, of course, this isn't always an option. Some people may be allergic to cats, others may just not like them. Some cats might find hunting mice beneath them (honestly, aren't most things beneath them?). And some cats might even initiate the mouse problem by bringing live mice into your home. If this happens, take care of your "cat problem" by getting a dog.

Use Fox Urine: A predator to mice, the scent of a fox quickly deters mice from making themselves at home; if they believe a fox is on the premises, they will stay away. Luckily for you, you don't need the whole fox to make them believe this: you only need his urine. Simply spraying the mouse infested areas of your house - or the areas where they enter - with fox urine will give the mice cause to move out quickly or stay away altogether. Filled with convenience, it's sold in bottles as a mouse deterrent: you don't have to go around asking the local foxes for urine samples; let's face it, that kind of makes an awkward situation for everyone.

Jennifer Jordan is the senior editor for http://www.etodoors.com. Someone who changes her mind every five minutes, her house is in a perpetual state of home improvement.

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