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Ro-Pel Animal and Rodent Repellent is used outdoors to keep animals and rodents from chewing or gnawing on posts, fences, trees, unpainted furniture, siding, footings, plants, seeds, bulbs, and saplings. You should not use Ro-Pel during fruit bearing season on crops or edible plants. If Ro-Pel Animal and Rodent Repellent is not used properly it could affect the taste of your edible plants.
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| Active Ingredient | Denatonium Saccharide - 0.065% |
|---|---|
| Target pests | Cattle, deer, dogs, goats, gophers, mice, moles, opossum, rabbits, raccoons, rats, skunks, squirrels, etc. |
| For use in | Siding, fences, posts, footings, unpainted furniture, trees, saplings, plants, bulbs and seeds. |
| Pet safe | Yes, when used as directed. |
| Yield | 1 gallon will treat 1,000 to 4,000 square feet |
| Shipping Weight | 2.20 lbs |
| Manufacturer | Ropel |
| EPA Registration | 81117-1 |
How does Ro-Pel work?
When animals lick, bite, nibble or chew treated surfaces, they get a bitter reminder that this property is off limits. Ro-Pel has been tested against cattle, deer, dogs, goats, gophers, mice, moles, opossum, rabbits, raccoons, rats, skunks, squirrels, etc, and can remain effective for up to a year when applied correctly.
Ro-Pel Coverage
Ro-Pel is RTU (ready to use) and should be applied full strength. Do not dilute with water or mix with other solutions. 1 gallon of Ro-Pel Repellent will treat 1,000 to 4,000 square feet depending on application method and texture of the surface treated.
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The Ro-Pel Animal and Rodent Repellent label states this product is to be used on siding, fences, posts, footings, unpainted furniture, trees, saplings, plants, bulbs and seeds. Since this product is no longer available, we would recommend contacting the manufacturer directly. Grant Laboratories at 510-483-6070.
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