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Default Electronic mouse repellers

Any experiences with electronic mouse repellers? There's some snake oil
around (e.g. the "electromagnetic" repeller that "penetrates walls,
ceilings, and floors") but do the ultrasonic ones actually work?

The problem exists only in our kitchen and laundry room, which would be
very difficult to seal. SWMBO uses 'bait' with some success but it needs
constant attention and seems unfriendly. One repeller in each place
would be better, if they worked.

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Mike Barnes
 
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