Indoor Ultrasonic Repeller
Plugs into any standard U.S. outlet and runs quietly around the clock, making the room a less comfortable place for common household pests to settle in.
Three devices, three different jobs. None of them poisons anything, and none of them needs you again after the first day.
Plugs into any standard U.S. outlet and runs quietly around the clock, making the room a less comfortable place for common household pests to settle in.
A palm-sized solar unit that screws onto a rail, ledge or window AC unit and makes that one spot a lot less appealing to pigeons. No wiring, no batteries.
The outdoor one. A motion sensor holds it silent until something lands in the area it faces, so it spends most of the day doing nothing. Loud by design — not for balconies.
A stake you push into the ground once. It pulses into the soil every 30 seconds to make the ground around it a less comfortable place to tunnel. Runs on daylight.
A cordless handheld vacuum with UV-C light for the mattress, the pillows and the couch — everything fabric that never goes in the washing machine. No sprays.
An electric comb that pulls lice and nits into a replaceable filter while you comb. No shampoo, no smell, nothing left on the scalp.