Not what I was expecting
By Michele on 07/06/2018
I purchased these plugs because I noticed that some of mine were missing. I live in the South and have the house treated yearly for Formosans. They new plugs arrived quickly but I was disappointed to discover they are made of hard plastic instead of rubber as I had assumed. Therefore, they do not provide a snug fit. Moisture can still get in and they pop out easily (probably why the originals went missing in the first place). Not all of the holes are exactly the same size either. (I actually purchased two sizes.) A few holes are between the 3/8 and 1/2 inch sizes, and were they made of a flexible material, the larger plugs would have fit.
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8 of 9 people found this review helpful
Woodborer bee dies trying to remove plug.
By Heiri on 05/13/2012
I plugged a hole that a woodborer bee had chewed out on a wooden beam. I few hours later the woodborer was back trying to chew up the plug it died doing this. Probably did not taste good. When installing these plugs I fill them with glue that expands while drying.
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5 of 6 people found this review helpful
Carpenter Bee plugs.
By David on 07/19/2017
When I ordered the Bee kit and extra plugs for the holes the lady said do you want 1/2 in.or 3/8 plugs? I said how should I know! She told me most people buy the 1/2 in. ones When I received the package, they were way too BIG. It cost me around $8.00 to send them back. I wasn`t very happy about that. They are the ones who recommended me the wrong size to buy. Not really very good customer service to have to pay to ship back something because the company recommended me to buy the wrong size! I would still like my shipping costs back.
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4 of 11 people found this review helpful
These work Great. Saved my Log Cabin
By Brian on 06/03/2012
Carpenter Bee plugs
By Bob on 04/04/2013
Works Great
By Ms. on 05/20/2016
Perfect for quickly plugging Carpenter Bee holes.
By John on 04/06/2016
Great 3/8" Plug
By Lance on 10/11/2019
Used these plugs to re-seal 3/8" holes in basement floor for termite treatment. Several started leaking this last spring due to hydrostatic pressure. After water table went down, re-drilled holes with 3/8" carbide bit with hammer drill, placed small piece of 3/8" foam backer rod down into hole, filled hole close to top with polyurethane concrete sealer, then tapped in this 3/8" plug. If you have a clean 3/8" drilled hole, this will be a nice, snug fit. Plug itself would have probably been enough, but wanted to make these drilled holes were not going to ever leak again.
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2 of 2 people found this review helpful
Just okay
By Kevin on 06/17/2022
Trebor Plastic Plugs
By Debra on 06/09/2023
these are a good idea
By Maggie on 06/21/2023
Great plugs for those pesky carpenter bees
By Sierra on 04/26/2016
Just right!
By Annie on 06/21/2019
Great for filling holes in siding
By Josh on 01/11/2020
We get a lot of carpenter bees sheltering in our siding during the spring. To dissuade them from coming back, we needed to fill the holes. Most of the plugs fit perfectly after pressing them in with my thumb. For holes that were more snug, a tap of the hammer did the trick.
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful
In field use of Trebor Plugs
By J.st.george. on 01/22/2021
These plugs work great using the recommended size drill bit when installing in wood, sheetrock, fiberboard, paneling, etc. On Mobile homes with sheet metal siding they are harder to install in this siding than the materials listed above. If anybody cares, i would suggest a metal siding plug that is slightly more playable so that a smaller hole could be drilled for a tighter fit. Also, a trick i used when installing in metal siding is to use a hand held nut driver which holds the plug securely so that it can be pushed into the drilled hole without bending the siding inward. :) I also use a small tapered grinding wheel to clean the hole edges prior to installing in metal siding. The texture and design of the plug for these metal siding conditions might or might not make sense depending on the number of individuals using these plugs on that type of siding, I can supply pics if you would like.
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Plugs Carpenter Bee Holes
By Marissa on 06/07/2024
We had a carpenter bee problem on our wooden deck. After hiring a pest control service, they recommended we plug the bee holes with these plugs (they recommended this brand and size specifically) and then buy carpenter bee traps. I did need a hammer to get the plugs in most of the bee holes, but they went in easy with just a few taps. We plugged up every hole we could find and set the traps. It's been about a month and we haven't seen any carpenter bees. They seem to work!