Whole Control Product Features:

1. Uses all-natural and biodegradable ingredients as a method of control.
2. Whole Control mole repellent is not destroyed by rain.
3. May remain effective for up to three months when applied as directed.
4. Promotes and restores lawn and garden areas.

General Product Information:

Moles that burrow through soil are very troubling pest for homeowners and businesses alike. Moles are a nuisance in lawns and golf courses. Dr. T's Nature Products, Inc., developed Whole Control to repel moles. For ethical reasons, Dr. T's is temporarily refraining from repellency claims against voles or armadillos until all research on these animals is complete. Dr. T's Whole Control mole repellent is effective and should be used when raised ridges or surface tunnels and mounds appear. Moles expose plant roots to air causing wilting or death. Dr. T's Whole Control burrowing animal control promotes and restores lawn and garden areas by inhibiting the formation of burrows, tunnels, ridges, and holes that are caused by moles.

How does Whole Control work?

The active ingredient in Whole Control mole repellent is Castor Oil. Castor oil coats the animals' food source (roots, grubs and mole crickets) and causes stomach disruptions in the animals. However, it may take up to three weeks for Whole Control mole repellent to meet its maximum effectiveness level. The targeted animals must make the association between feeding in a particular area and the stomach disruptions before maximum repellency takes place.

Directions For Use:

Shake well before use. Attach a garden hose tightly on this self dispensing unit, turn water supply on to full pressure. Spray WHOLE CONTROL over the affected area at the rate of one quart of product per 5,000 sq. ft. for moles, voles and ground squirrels.  After the container is empty, adjust the spray nozzle to apply (WATER) and continue to spray with water, or use a sprinkler system to soak WHOLE CONTROL into the soil.

When To Apply:

Apply Whole Control or Mole Out when the first signs of digging, tunneling, and burrowing by animals first appear. For year round control, apply repellents during the spring, summer and fall. Do not apply directly into lakes, ponds, streams, or other standing water.