Skunks Hate Repell-em Products!
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Repell-em products are excellent for use, no matter where you might live. Right here in southern Indiana, as I type, we’re experiencing some really bad infestations of skunks in our basements and crawl-spaces. Whenever it rains a lot, the skunks are washed out of their homes and they tend to take up residence in ours.
If they just smelled better, it might not be so bad!
Skunks are aggressive and determined, and they tend to have large families. Once the skunks have established themselves in your house, it’s almost impossible to get them out. Unless, of course, you have some Repell-em bags.
Just take a Repell-em trash bag and hang it from the ceiling of the cellar or crawlspace; the skunks - and any raccoons, possums, or neighbor’s dogs that might have had some ideas about moving in - will actually RUN out the door, or whatever opening they might have made for themselves.
It’s a lot easier than the standard removal remedies such as flooding the crawlspace, tearing a big hole in the foundation, or filling your basement with dangerous poisons.
There’s a reason our products are called Repell-em, folks. They REPEL almost all insects, spiders, and most four-legged critters.
Plus, they’re completely biodegradable. Who says it’s not easy being green?
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