Mouse Repellent: 18000Hz Sound, 8 Hours (Not Compatible with iPhone)

Playing high-frequency sounds disliked by mice is an effective audio source for repelling mice. If you're troubled by sensing mice in your room, ceiling, or walls, please give it a try. For those who want to get rid of mice but are afraid or uncomfortable seeing mouse corpses with repellents, adhesive sheets, or rodenticides, high-frequency sounds that make mice run away by themselves are recommended.

▼Features
・Plays high-frequency sounds (18,000Hz) disliked by mice.

▼Playback Time
・8 hours.

▼How to Use
・Play it towards the location where mice are present.
・It's effective to play it with high-quality speakers in a fast network environment.
・Please view this video on a PC, Android device, or iPad (YouTube via browser)
・The YouTube app for iPhone does not support frequencies above 16KHz and cannot output the sound of this video (as of August 2024)

▼Caution
・Stop using it immediately if you feel headaches or discomfort.
・As it may be audible to young people, please play it at a volume that doesn't disturb others around you.
・Avoid using it near dogs or cats as it may cause stress to them.

▼Please Share Your Feedback
・Your comments, whether it was effective or not, are appreciated.
・If possible, let us know about the usage location, time, and mice's response within reasonable limits.
・Sharing your results will be helpful for other viewers as well.

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▼Reference ) Why Mice are Considered Pests
・Mice breed quickly and increase in numbers rapidly
・Mice can damage crops, food, and furniture, causing economic loss
・Mice carry pathogens, spreading diseases and posing health risks
・Rats enter buildings through small gaps, nesting and contaminating food
・Mice chew through wires and cables, potentially causing fires
・Mice damage and contaminate stored food and grain, affecting farms and warehouses
・Rat feces can pollute living environments with harmful microorganisms
・Mouse can avoid traps and poison, showing high resilience
・Mice are nocturnal, making damage detection difficult
・Rats are found worldwide and adapt to various environments as pests

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▼Background of Our Channel's Bird and Animal Repellent Sounds

"Aiming for Human-Animal Coexistence"
Some birds and animals are disliked in human society due to noise, crop damage, droppings, hygiene issues, and disease transmission. While various pest control products are available, many are cruel (traps, poison, sticky tapes). We use "sound" as a humane method to keep them away from human living spaces. We provide these solutions via YouTube, making them easy and low-cost. Our goal is to ensure optimal coexistence and maintain a healthy living environment for humans.

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▼How to Check for Ultrasound or High-Frequency Sounds
Since you can't hear ultrasound or high-frequency sounds with your ears, you might wonder, "Is the sound really there?" Use a smartphone decibel meter app to check the frequency of the sound in the video.

＜Recommended App＞
Decibel X - dBA Decibel Meter

iOS:
https://x.gd/glBXK

Android:
https://x.gd/nVkFK

Note: Some ultrasonic videos posted by other channels may not actually emit any sound. To avoid wasting your time and data, please use the above-mentioned app to check the sound levels of the content.