Best MouseBlocker Pest Control for Small Garage With Tools (safe for dogs and cats)

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I keep tools and camping gear in my one-car garage. Would the plug-in MouseBlocker MB34FR be enough, or should I upgrade to the 360x MB64FR?

asked by: Dennis

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Dennis, for a one-car garage, the plug-in # MB34FR is plenty - it covers up to 400 sq. ft. and is simple to plug in and forget. The 360x # MB64FR is better for big shops or barns, but in your case, the smaller unit will get the job done without overpowering. These are also safe for dogs and cats, whereas some other pest control methods may not be.

Do you store any vehicles in that garage too, or just gear?

expert reply by: Andrew N

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Answer 1

Hi Donald! The MouseBlocker PROx Plug In Electronic Rodent Deterrent - 110V AC #MB34FR is rated to protect up to 400 square feet. However, it is mostly intended for direct protection and not necessarily a large area. Think vehicles, trailers, and…

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Answer 2

Jordan, yes, the 360x #MB64FR is designed for larger enclosed spaces like barns and pole sheds. It throws ultrasonic sound in all directions, covers up to 1,000 sq. ft., and even has a weather-resistant case for barn environments. For extra…

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Hello Dewey, good question. The MouseBlocker PROx #MB34FR is designed to be safe for pets. The device does emit a high frequency sound and the consensus is that most pets are unbothered by the sound. That said, some pets are more sensitive to the…

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Yes, it is Luke. The MouseBlocker 360x Electronic Rodent Deterrent - 110V AC item #MB64FR has two ultrasonic wave types that alternate continuously. Do you already have a rodent problem or are you just trying to avoid one?

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Hey Melanie, you can certainly put the MouseBlocker PROx Plug In Electronic Rodent Deterrent #MB34FR under the hood of your car as that's what it was intended for. We even have a version you could wire to the vehicle battery so you could leave it…

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Hey Gary, thanks for reaching out, and thanks for your patience as I looked into this. I spoke with MouseBlocker directly and they said as long as you're connected to shore power then your best bet is to use the 1000x #MB54FR on the inside of the…

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Janice, a single #MB34FR plug-in covers about 400 sq. ft., which is enough for one section of your Montana. Because sound waves don’t pass through walls and cabinets, many RV owners install two units - one up front near the bedroom and another in the…

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Hey Andy, the only animal you mentioned that can't hear the frequency of the MouseBlocker 1000x Electronic Rodent Deterrent #MB54FR would be chickens. The other animals will be able to hear it and will most likely want to leave the area.

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Greg, the Pro MouseBlocker #MB94FR is an excellent choice for large Class A diesels. It wires right to your 12V battery bank, adds flashing LEDs for extra deterrence, and shuts off automatically if voltage drops below 11V. Since you’ve got a big rig,…

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Answer 10

Hey Bruce, the wattage rating for the MouseBlocker PROx Plug In Electronic Rodent Deterrent #MB34FR that you referenced is 12 watts.

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Carl, exactly. The Pro #MB94FR works best when the vehicle battery is maintained or charged at least every week or two. For long-term storage without a maintainer, the plug-in #MB34FR is safer - it runs continuously off a 110V outlet and doesn’t risk…

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Lisa, the basement is a perfect spot for the Classic #MB44FR. It tucks right into that enclosed space, wires to the 12V system, and keeps rodents away from wiring, insulation, and stored gear. It also draws such low wattage (.1w) that your battery…

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