WEEP HOLE COVERS FOR A MOUSE IN THE HOUSE
WHAT TO PUT IN WEEP HOLES
Stop mice and pests from entering your home. Ventilation and drainage maintained
ABOUT WEEP HOLES
Fact:
- North American building standards require installation of weep holes for moisture control purposes.
- A Weep hole is an empty space in between two bricks in your exterior wall.
- Open to the elements these holes become walkways for mice and other pests. Thus mice in the walls.
- Weep holes leave an unfinished or unsightly look often disturbing to home owners
Consider:
Strong Stainless Spring Steel inserts are the universal solution providing flexibility, ease of fit, no tools necessary, discreet look and provide the Best Mouse Control.The Solution:
Rid-O-Mice weep hole barrier inserts.
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Guard Your Home Against
Weep Hole Cover
Best Value For Your Investment
Superior Decorative Look
Turns ugly gaps in the wall to into jewels in the facade
Superior Flexibility And Spring
Fits All Weeps No Matter Size or Shape
Superior Sustainable Air Flow
Allows external wall airpressure to interact with internal wall airpressure to expel moisture.
Mice Can't Pull Out Nor Chew Through
Unlike Other Solutions Rid-O-Mice Prevails.
How To Get Rid Of Mice In The House
When you begin understanding a mouse’s world these nuisance pests will astound you with their special set of skills allowing them to completely infiltrate and infest your home. Once you know the signs to look for only then do you have a fighting chance to get rid of mice from your home.
Mouse Poisons don’t do the job completely and here is why – mice reproduce too quickly and leave urine and pheromone trails so new mice show up shortly after they are gone. Mice population in your home is determined by amount of space available and food sources. As long as you have these you will have a never ending cycle.
This is because mice fit through spaces no wider than their nose or ¼ inch. They flatten out and pass through tiny spaces with ease.
What about repelling the mice with mothballs, ultrasonic sounds, flickering lights, different smells and odors, peppermint and drastic coyote urine? You may get a small success with these techniques but certainly will not solve the problem of mice in the walls. And if anything these devices will likely annoy you more than the mice. Your house mice know that leaving a safe wall space, basement or attic means a shortened life so they stay put.
