The high sound pressure will chase mice, cockroaches, fleas, ants and other common household pests away from their shelter.
Laboratory research has shown ultrasonic sound waves attack the auditory and nervous systems of most common pests causing them pain and discomfort. With 260 decibels of sound pressure, pets will give up their source of food, water and shelter and move on. These high-intensity sound waves are out of the range of hearing of human beings and most household pets such as dogs, cats, fish, birds and farm animals.
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