Xcluder Rodent Control Fill Fabric; Black 3 Rolls of Stainless Steel Wool Blend Prevent Rats and Mice from Entering Homes & Commercial Properties

This stuff is amazing, I haven’t had rodent problems since I packed this into crevices in my roof.It handles like a cactus and pricks anything that tries to grab onto it.I covered a square foot hole in my foundation with it. Put rocks on top to prevent mice from pushing it. Let’s just say the original dirt tunnel became a whole excavation site. Fortunately for me, the mice gave up. They didn’t even try pulling on the material either.Nothin like sharp pain to deliver a subtle message.I would definitely wear puncture resistant gloves, but bare hands is possible.It is water permeable, fyi.

This was easy to use, the amount was great for the price, it is durable, and I like the size of the roll.

works great!

I used this to stuff some openings in my kitchen cabinets and haven’t had a mouse ever since! Easy to use but I recommend wearing gloves as there’s some sharp wire in this.

I used this to secure the bottom perimeter of my A/C unit outside. To deter rats from getting inside and eat the wiring. I used small pieces at a time and stuffed it all around the base. Seems quite secure now. I am pretty sure the rats are mad at me...

I combined this product with Loctite to fill gaps and holes along the exterior of my house. The result: no mice!

Xcluder is a very effective way to block holes and gaps where critters can come in. I've used it to block obvious gaps around pipes, gaps in siding, gaps around garage doors. I even used it to prevent rodents from getting into our outdoor AC unit. They had been getting in and gnawing on the wiring requiring multiple service calls. Once I realized what the root cause was I filled the gaps in the AC housing using Xcluder and the problem was solved permanently.Excluder is much stronger than steel wool, but still can be cut with a scissors. Xcluder comes in a long roll so you can fill a large area without leaving gaps between the separate pieces of steel wool. And Xcluder doesn't rust. It's spongy and springy so it fills the hole and then reexpands slightly to stay in place naturally. Steel wool tends to stay squished once it's compressed, Xcluder bounces back.I was surprised how effective and useful Xcluder is and always keep some on hand. Our home is out in the countryside and critters are a constant battle, but once I find the access point Xcluder is my go-to solution to keep them out.

My exterminator reccommended this product to block mice at foundation.