Pest Offense Pest Repeller

Editorial Review:

Product DescriptionPest Offense is an Environmental alternative for safe pest control. Pest Offense reduces the use of hazardous chemicals (insecticides and pesticides) in your everyday life. Pest Offense is safe to use around adults, children, most pets and even food products. This revolutionary new product is an innovative breakthrough in the control of many pests. A recent U.S. Patent has been issued for the new technology used. Pest Offense safely uses the electrical wiring within the walls of buildings to help rid them of many pests. What type of pests does it work on? Consumers repeatedly tell us that they have had great success using the Pest Offense product to help control rats, mice and roaches. Others tell us of ants, spiders, squirrels, crickets, silverfish, water bugs and earwigs. Consumers are telling us that the Pest Offense product is an effective pest control product. Pest Offense is safe for most pets. However, please Do Not Use Pest Offense if your choice of pet is a hamster, gerbil, guinea pig, mink, chinchilla or other similar pet. How does it work? Just plug Pest Offense into any 110v outlet and it starts working through the electrical wiring in your home, office or other building. Pest Offense is designed to irritate the nervous system of the pests, which then leave the area. Remember, Pest Offense does not kill anything and it is environmentally safe for people and most pets. How many do I need? Pest Offense is designed to cover one level of an average home with a single circuit, one unit per level on a multiple story home. Centrally locate your unit on a one-story dwelling. In multiple story dwellings, place your units on opposite ends of each level for maximum pest control results. How quickly will I see results? Consumers tell us that they have positive results in as quickly as 2-4 weeks.

Features:

1 unit covers an entire level of an average home
Uses EMF digital technology - Over 2.5 million sold
Safe around people, pets and food
Plugs into any 110 V outlet
Uses the wiring within the walls of any building

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- so far so good
It's been working so far and we've even stopped our pest control contract. Will know more when it gets really cold outside and the "creatures" want a warm home. Here's hoping it continues to work.

Rating:

- Pest Offense
The Pest Offense was purchased to replace a malfunctioning unit which I had for many years. We have had no problem with critters until my first unit finally failed. Now everything is good without the critters since I replaced the unit on the lower level. The upstairs unit is still working for me.

Rating:

- Seems to be working....
We got this for our dorm room to take care of some mice. Mouse traps weren't working, and we didn't want to use poison, because we didn't want to have dead mice turning up. So this device seemed like a good alternative. It's definitely as quiet as they say...you really can't hear it. And I haven't seen any signs of mice since we plugged it in, so it must be working!

Rating:

- Not for squirrels
Bought this and one similar for squirrels in attic. FYI, they don't work on squirrels. Neither do strobe lights (incase your thinking on that line). As for bugs??? I've seen a cammillion in the house, piss ants too. Course I live in Florida. Can't really say yet about other bugs but will leave the two plugged in and hope for the best.

Rating:

- electronic bug repeller
I like every thing it does; just wish that I could turn off the nightlight...it is lit permanentely.

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