QueenBird Copper Mesh Rodent Control – 5" x 30 ft Roll – 100% Pure Copper for Hole Blocking, Distilling & DIY – Includes Scissors & Tool

Deter mice who want to live with you. Older home, spaces between fascia and foundation. Mesh cuts easily with scissors provided. Stuff every space and crevice. Wooden pusher works, I used a narrow putty knife for more umph. Wear eye protection and good gloves. Ensure you remove boots, shake outter wear before going inside. Little bits of copper mesh don’t fare well with bare feet. Be cognizance of the work and product works as intended. I know the little mice want to live with me but I think not.

I use this to plug spaces where mice may enter my house. Does the job and does not turn into rust like the steel wool I previously used.

Easy to cut and fold into tight spaces. Seems a little expensive.

Used for many uses and does not rust. Useful for plugging gaps that rodents might try to enter into.

Fantastic at keeping mice out of RV. I wadd some up and put it where they might try to get in. Then I caulk or spray foam in place.

I moved into a century old building that had lots of funky gaps all over the place and pests would frequently get in. This worked so well and it was so easy, it made a huge difference.

We bought this copper mesh to protect some of our young garden plants from birds and other pests. We also bought it to secure several corner areas under our deck from birds making nests. The mesh is really lightweight and flimsy. It’s not that strong to deter the birds from building their nests. They just rip it open or bite through it even with two to three layers of mesh. So we need to find another product, like steel chicken wire.

Good

Easy to work with - includes scissors and this little push stick. So far it's working well for mice issues.

Ideal for inserting into brick air gaps to prevent any rodent access

Me ha sido muy funcional para manualidades y otras cosas en el hogar

I wrap a strip of this around the top of pots to prevent slugs getting at the plants in the pots. It's easy to cut with scissors - though you do get a lot of tiny bits of copper mesh which you need to watch out for, so I'd advise cutting it on a piece of paper to catch the bits. I wrapped it round the pot and allowed enough of an overlap of the ends to twist the two ends together to keep it tight (ish) and in place. Since applying it to a number of pots containing sprouting dahlias, I've had no further slug damage to plants.

J’aime beaucoup ce produit. Il correspond parfaitement à la description et je suis vraiment satisfaite. Merci