Why Copper Wire Wool Is the Ultimate Pest Control Tool | The Mesh Company

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Copper Wire Wool - keep your home safe from pests now!

Are you looking for an easy and cost-effective solution to your rodent and slug control needs? Look no further than copper wire wool! Our 3 metre and 6 metre rolls of this corrosion-resistant, durable, versatile and moldable copper wire wool will provide you with the perfect tool to keep your home free from pests. Try it today!

Copper wire wool is a type of metal fabric made from thin strands of copper wire. It is similar to steel wool but it's made from copper. Copper wire wool is commonly used for various applications such as cleaning, polishing and rodent and slug control.

There are many way to use copper wire wool making it an extremely versatile tool to have in the house. It can be used in applications such as pest control, cleaning and polishing, sanding wood, thermal insulation, electrical applications, model making and art and crafts.

Why is makes great pest control is because it can be molded to fit into small gaps or holes in walls and floors to block rats and mice from entering your home. The copper wire wool can be compressed and shaped to fit any space so that rodents find it difficult to chew through it therefore preventing them from getting inside. Copper wire wool can also be used as a slug control method. It acts as a deterrent by giving slugs a mild electric shock when they come into contact with it, helping to protect plants and garden areas.

Copper wire wool doesn't just have many uses, it also has many versatile features making it a very useful and beneficial tool to have. Its features include being corrosion resistance, conductive in thermal and electrical applications, ductile, durable, aesthetically pleasing, recyclable and it even has antibacterial properties.

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[rubenp]

They don’t show it on this serving suggestion, but people that have brick homes have gaps every so many feet called weep holes and they are there to let any water out that gets in behind the brick and also provides a form of ventilation and you do not want to block this up with mortar, but you do want to keep pests out and this works great and it doesn’t stain when it gets wet like steel wool. 😂😮

[JasonHitch]

Really, why not just use a cork.. and even better, just buy yourself some mortar mix or concrete mix and fill the hole with it.

[EgaTehPro]

Easy to cut, easy to remove... so it's useless!