T3-R Triple High Impact Mice, Rat, Rodent Repeller

I've been skeptical because over the years haven't found a sonic repeller that actually seemed to work. But I tried this and I am impressed. I had a huge mouse infestation when I got a lot of stuff out of storage and it was full of mice. I would find droppings all over my kitchen counters and even see mice running across the floor. I got rid of most of the storage stuff and cleaned up really well, then set up this device and haven't seen anything since. OK, a few pellets every now and then, as if a mouse has come in to check it out, got a headache and then left. (My house is surrounded by fields so I expect to see them trying to come in.) But this has been a "no news is good news" kind of scenario. I just haven't seen any. I have one in my garage, one in the basement and one on the main level. I recently bought a ranch house in Wyoming and this fall found mouse signs in my kitchen. I set up one of these devices in the middle of the house. This has four settings and the loudest setting will give me a blinding headache within a minute----it is AWFUL. So I set it up on a table right by my back door so I could turn it down as soon as I come into the house. I left it on for a week, and when I got back I found a dead mouse on the floor in that room and seven dead mice in my bathtub. The only thing I can think of is that they tried to get away from the noise by jumping in the sunken tub. I had set three traps in the kitchen and they are untouched and there is no sign of recent infestation, so I l am thinking this sonic blaster is really working. I will turn it on high when I leave and then down to a tolerable level while I am here, and start doing that rotation of sound levels on all of them so when I am gone they are super loud. The mice in the tub were in a room that has two walls between it and the repeller, so it seemed to penetrate them and affect the whole house. I am so impressed I am ordering more, so I can put two in infested vehicles and one in the Wyoming garage. I am mouse-phobic, had a friend die of Hanta Virus, so I am really serious about keeping them away.

I typically do not do reviews, however have been so pleased with how these worked, I wanted to spread the word on how well these perform. Recently, we have seen a major increase in Norway rats. We live next to a pasture that is now under development in a large metropolitan area. We could not go out in our backyard without having our dogs a leashes, because there were so many rats in the backyard. We called an exterminator and had 4 bait boxes set outside as well as 2 in our attic. He told me it would take a while to start seeing a difference, as the rats had to eat the bait, then feed the babies, but this should work and the bait should last 6 months. Of course, this wasn't a quick enough resolution for me. I raise show dogs, and don't need diseases, fleas, etc, spread by the rats. I searched for more answers and found several websites stating when the infestation is bad, multiple repellents need to be used. I researched the ultrasonic repellers, and really liked what I saw with the T3-R. I ordered 2 of them at the end of the week, one for our patio area, and one for the pool equipment/storage building area and they arrived that Saturday. The directions were very easy to understand, and I had them set up in just a few minutes. I had read reviews that stated the frequencies didn't hurt the dogs ears, and for my older dogs, it did not...I have a young male, and he whimpered a little for a few days when I would let them out back, so I would turn them off when he was outside. Within a week, he became accustomed to the sound, and we no longer have to turn them off. The Friday before we received these units, I had the exterminator back out to check the bait traps, and ALL 4 OF THE OUTSIDE BAIT TRAPS WERE STRIPPED TOTALLY CLEAN!!!!!! These are the large outdoor bait stations that you see outside restaurants and hold 3 bait "logs." The exterminator stated he had NEVER seen the traps cleaned out so thoroughly that quickly, and he confirmed that they had only been out 2 weeks. He refilled the stations, and said he was interested in finding out if these worked, and asked me to call his personal cell phone if they did. I've got to call him and let him know we are thoroughly pleased with the results we have seen since we added these. The exterminator left a key to the bait stations so we could check them ourselves, and it has been a month now, and the bait has not been touched! I would say within 3-4 days, we stopped seeing evidence of the rats in the back yard, and the dogs lost interest in hunting the varmits. We also had a couple of storms that dumped 7-8 inches of rain within a 12 hour period, and as long as these units are not sitting in puddles of water and have some sort of overhang to block some of the water, these units have continued operating perfectly. Because of my strong desire and aversion to the rats, I had emailed the seller 2-3 times, and I have to say the customer service has been excellent! I am planning on ordering 2 more so I can have complete coverage around the entire exterior of my home. This area is seeing a lot of building and development, and I'd rather the rodents go somewhere else. From speaking to our neighbors, there have been rat issues in our neighborhood for the last 30 years...obviously, we weren't told this when we bought the house...so it's all out war on these 4 legged Devils! Thank you for giving me back our backyard! These have done everything they were stated to do!

I bought this and as soon as I switched on my dog started barking and became restless. I tried to position it in the garden, in the shed and my dog continued barking. Even when I pit it in the loft the same thing happened. I could not use it. I contacted the seller who was very unhelpful. I spent a lot og money and cannot use the item, which should have clearly stated on the box that dogs are sensitive to it. Be careful ! you will not get your money back as customer service is terrible. There are better erepellents and cheaper ones too.