Ultrasonic Pest Repeller, Set of 6-Packs Electronic Plug in Repellent Indoor for Flea, Insects, Mosquitoes, Mice, Spiders, Ants, Rats, Roaches, Bugs, Non-Toxic for Humans & Pets, White.

I had problems with mice in my garage that would get into my bird feeders when I put them in for rain storms (in a plastic bag), they would eat through the bag and get into the bird feeders. I bought these and my son put one facing the length of the garage and one facing the width of the garage. Two were caught in traps before there were installed. I have not a a problem since and no mice in traps for over 2 weeks now.

I bought these in anticipation of the upcoming desert heat and the inevitable ant invasions that come with it. Had a lot of confidence that these would work! Boy was I wrong! Not only did they NOT work, the ants swarmed them! So back to home sprays and traps with boron it is!I wish I was able to get a photo of the ants swarming the device, but I didn’t think of it until after it was all cleaned up.

This is my second set of these. I bought my first set three years ago, to evict the mouse Olympians who were living rent-free in my walls and running midnight marathons in my kitchen. Even spiders and house flies steered clear of my house after I installed them. When my daughter got a rabbit for her birthday a year later, I removed the devices to prevent ultrasonic waves from driving our bunny crazy. He was, after all, a rodent. I wasn’t too worried about pests at that point because I was obviously delusional. HOW QUICKLY WE FORGET lol. Slowly but surely, the pests began to return. First it was the spiders. The $200 spider exterminator sprayed and left sticky traps. The spray got rid of the spiders. The sticky traps began catching mice. For some reason, I was surprised by this. Anyway, it seemed to get better because the mice stopped showing up in the traps, but it really got worse because snakes were eating them, and when they couldn’t find them, they began following their “scent trails” into our basement. The $250 snake trapper searched the house, but he didn’t find the 3-foot rat snakes. “They move fast,” he said, and left a 3-foot sticky trap next to the washing machine, promising to come back and collect anything we found on it for free. (**Insert dread here**) Ok, to make a long story short, the bunny found a new home, the pest repellers are back, and no pests have returned ever since! These things really work. I had no idea how well they worked until I stopped using them and had to spend $450 on exterminators who weren’t as effective as a few inexpensive plug-ins! No offense to the exterminators- the pest repellers just have a 100% success rate for me at a fraction of the cost. Highly recommend!

Ive had these since 3/24 and its now 8/24, I did not spray for bugs in the spring nor summer. Fly's used to always seem to get stuck into my house during the summer just from moderate door opening; I probably killed 2 since the above stated!

So far so good 😊Not sure if it was because I caught them all before I plugged these in, but so far haven’t seen any mice back in the garage since deep cleaning and 3 of these

Ever since I placed these in a few rooms, especially the kitchen, I’ve haven’t seen any more roaches. That was our biggest problem. We tried roach spray, but it didn’t work. BUT THESE DID! I don’t usually leave a review, but NEEDED to on this one, because it really did help with the bug problem we were having.

This did not work well.

Thought that this might actually work. Had a flee problem and have ants sometimes as well as spiders. After a short period the flea problem still existed. Had to buy a spray. And the kicker was there was a spider crawling on one of the plugs. Not worth the price.