GeBot 5" X50FT Knitted Copper Mesh for Wildlife Control, Copper Blocker Wildlife Stopper Copper Mesh Scrubber, Gun Barrels Clean, Fill Fabric DIY

I liked that it was able to stretch to cover the exterior 4” pvc opening, but also keep air flowing thru it.

Gave 4 stars because I just started to use it. I've like how pliable it is also easy to cut. And fits easily in difficult areas.

The weep holes at the bottom of the stone work on our home is a nesting and entry point for critters of all shaps & sizes. After cleaning out the holes with a concrete drill, I placed small wadded up pieces in each weep hole. It allows moisture to escape as intended and insects do not like to cross anything pure copper. Works terrific! Definetly recommend for this type application.

I used this product to protect my many garden plants from the slugs and snails in my yard. It has been raining quite a lot recently, which has enticed the slimy things to come out and feast on my produce; I got tired of going out and night to manually remove and dispose of the little critters, and I didn’t want to turn to chemicals so I made little barriers using this copper mesh and all of my garden plants have been untouched since then. The mesh is malleable and easy to work with, couldn’t be happier with my purchase, since all I needed was scissors to cut the pieces that I need.

Really helped my slug problem when laid along the border of my garden. Easy to lay out and cut. Lost its copper color after a while but still works great.

Mice appear not to be able to chew through copper mesh. Mice can eat through steel wool which has been used in the past, with little success. The way to get rid of mice is to deny them access inside so using copper mesh has been our best way to keep mice out. Use copper mesh to plug up any holes ...even any seemingly tiny holes in your plaster....in closets, and especially around kitchen appliances It works well! And we have tried everything!

It has worked wonders keeping slugs and mice out of my birds seeds and vegetables plants in my raised beds.

Cuts with scissors. I covered entrance to down spouts and gaps in gutters so the critters don’t have a pipeline. Lots of product left over. Squirrels and chipmunks can’t chew it.

This roll of woven copper strand is tubular like a sock. It cuts easily with household scissors. I used it to line the space in my house walls surrounding the windows to create a barrier for mice. I then back-filled the space with expanding urethane foam specially formulated to deter pests. The copper strands will not rust and mice cannot chew through it. It has been 2 months since installation and so far no further mouse activity. The quantity and quality is fairly priced.

Last year, my potted plants were chewed. I did the usual cups of beer etc, but never managed to defeat the little buggers. This year I wrapped a turn of this around the pot, and zero slugs. As in not one chewed leaf. It seems that they hate crawling over copper mesh. :)Highly recommended if you want to add a slug barrier to outdoor planters.

The media could not be loaded.  Bough this with copper tape for my garden to repel slugs. Wasted my money because neither of them worked. Disappointed!

So far so good...I had rats in my garage, and they haven’t come back through that hole. Whereas I tried steel wool first, and they went right through it! I’m sure they’re gonna make another hole sooner or later, but it’s worked on that hole so far. It’s been a week.

I bought this expecting a stiffer wire as it's being used to block out rodents from my BBQ. I was surprised at how thin and light it was. It cut extremely easily with scissors. I hope it will do the trick to keep the mice out. However, because it was so thin, I had to ball up a ton of it to fill a small hole. If it was stiffer I could use a lot less. I'm not sure how something this light should stand up to birds and larger rodents.