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marty
New Member
United Kingdom
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 Posted - 23 Jan 2008 : 23:35:23
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| Hello peeps, would like your verdict on this new product. (moderated) |
Edited by - Iain on 24 Jan 2008 19:08:02
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Fenn Man
Senior Member
Ireland
449 Posts |
Posted - 24 Jan 2008 : 04:27:30
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So; If ye budgie feels a draught, ye shut the door of his cage. Right?
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Bob Staines
Senior Member
Botswana
215 Posts |
Posted - 24 Jan 2008 : 08:38:22
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looks ok . my verdict is that yes, it will stop mice entering through air brick.
(am i missing something?)
what is it you are looking for someone to say? |
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Dusty
Hyperactive Member
Australia
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The Spotlight Kid
Hyperactive Member
581 Posts |
Posted - 24 Jan 2008 : 08:48:55
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| Most air bricks are mouse proof anyway surely. |
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urban
Member
United Kingdom
82 Posts |
Posted - 24 Jan 2008 : 08:53:06
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looks ok !
another tool
conservation care control
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Jonathan Peck
Senior Member
United Kingdom
158 Posts |
Posted - 24 Jan 2008 : 10:35:17
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Oh good. The moderators have allowed advertising again.
We are currently putting together a level 3 RSPH based in the south of England. Is this of interest to anyone?
Best wishes
Jonathan Peck
Killgerm Group |
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Dusty
Hyperactive Member
Australia
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urban
Member
United Kingdom
82 Posts |
Posted - 24 Jan 2008 : 12:43:29
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depends where in south of england johnathan
plese email me details
conservation care contro;l
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Bigbully
Member
United Kingdom
79 Posts |
Posted - 24 Jan 2008 : 13:57:55
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| Hi Jonathon - I have one or two people here that would be interested in the RSPH level III. |
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Iain
Moderator
United Kingdom
496 Posts |
Posted - 24 Jan 2008 : 19:19:17
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Oh Jonathan! We can't be online 24 / 7. We do have day jobs!! 
Marty - we don't allow advertising of products on this forum, hence my edit.
Jonathan - you spelt England incorrectly - hence my edit.
May I also remind you that, strictly speaking, you shouldn't be advertising the fact that you are 'putting together' a training courses on this forum either....
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marty
New Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - 24 Jan 2008 : 19:47:26
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Originally posted by Fenn Man
So; If ye budgie feels a draught, ye shut the door of his cage. Right?
Think you missed the point! |
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marty
New Member
United Kingdom
10 Posts |
Posted - 24 Jan 2008 : 19:55:21
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Originally posted by The Spotlight Kid
Most air bricks are mouse proof anyway surely.
No mate most have holes bigger than a biro and the victoran ones are even bigger. |
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marty
New Member
United Kingdom
10 Posts |
Posted - 24 Jan 2008 : 19:57:45
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Originally posted by Iain
Oh Jonathan! We can't be online 24 / 7. We do have day jobs!!
Marty - we don't allow advertising of products on this forum, hence my edit.
Jonathan - you spelt England incorrectly - hence my edit.
May I also remind you that, strictly speaking, you shouldn't be advertising the fact that you are 'putting together' a training courses on this forum either....
Not an advert mate, how else can it be explained. Thanks for your opinion anyway. |
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marty
New Member
United Kingdom
10 Posts |
Posted - 24 Jan 2008 : 20:00:41
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Originally posted by Dusty
And effectivly reduce ventilation holes by at least 50%
JAFA
Don't feed them, get Rid of them - visit us on www.ridpest.com.au
or blog us on http://blog.ridpest.com.au
Think you`ll find thats 10% mate and perfectly fine for timber floors on sleeper walls. |
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marty
New Member
United Kingdom
10 Posts |
Posted - 24 Jan 2008 : 20:02:38
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Originally posted by Bob Staines
looks ok . my verdict is that yes, it will stop mice entering through air brick.
(am i missing something?)
what is it you are looking for someone to say?
Just asked for your opinion bob. Thanks anyway! |
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The Spotlight Kid
Hyperactive Member
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Posted - 24 Jan 2008 : 20:15:38
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Marty, Most air brick holes taper as they go in. I have always understood the "biro" reference to mean a longitudinal slot not a round or square hole. The reason they can get under a door with a "biro" gap underneath is because they "spread" their unfused skull bones, rib cage etc. With a round or square hole they have nowhere to "spread" so air bricks are a no go for most mice. Therefore no proofing required unless the AB is damaged.
Sadly there is a vibrant pest control market in flogging useless devices that either don't work or are not necessary and our customers are the innocent and ignorant victims of these frauds.
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The Spotlight Kid
Hyperactive Member
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Posted - 24 Jan 2008 : 20:26:49
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Marty, "occupation - manufacturer of mouse mesh"
Mmmmm, what part of "not an advert mate" don't I understand?? |
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marty
New Member
United Kingdom
10 Posts |
Posted - 25 Jan 2008 : 00:27:51
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[quote]Originally posted by The Spotlight Kid
Marty, "occupation - manufacturer of mouse mesh"
Mmmmm, what part of "not an advert mate" don't I understand??
[/quote Just trying to gauge some professional opinion, thought you lot were pro`s sorry if it came accross as an ad. it certainly was`nt my intention but how can you explain it any other way. We dont need the sales thats for sure, but we have started to supply to pro end of the market and local gov in qauntity. Dont know what vents you been looking at mate but i can assure you there not all like that, not by a long shot. especially the pre war type. |
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Fenn Man
Senior Member
Ireland
449 Posts |
Posted - 25 Jan 2008 : 03:36:44
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Originally posted by marty
quote:
Originally posted by Fenn Man
So; If ye budgie feels a draught, ye shut the door of his cage. Right?
Think you missed the point!
If I did? My bad. Please feel free to more fully illustrate for me the point which I have, supposedly, missed 
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Simmo
Junior Member
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Posted - 25 Jan 2008 : 16:53:23
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I had a look before this one was moderated and I have to say that it looked to be quite a nice looking bit of kit to me. Bit of bog-standard wire mesh would do just as good a job, but not look as nice.
I have to say also that i think moderating was not necessary in this case. Part of the remit of this forum should be for people with interesting product developments to let others know about them. If they can't do this then what are they expected to do. I suppose the answer will come back that they should advertise through conventional channels, but is this forum now to be administered for the benefit of those sponsors of commercial forums also available on PCP.
If so, then I think that soemthing has gone pretty fundamentally wrong.
I make these observations in the spirit of free speech, and would welcome comments. |
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mice prevention
