Mouse Repellent Noise (4h): Drive Mice Out with 20,000Hz Sound

Mouse Repellent Noise (4h): Drive Mice Out with 20,000Hz Sound and Back to Their Nest
This video provides 4 hours of high-frequency sound designed to drive mice out of your home and back to their nests.
The frequency used is barely audible to humans, making it a safe and eco-friendly solution for pest control.
Play it during the night or when you are away to help keep your home comfortable and rodent-free.

🌎 Watch this video in other languages:
🔴 Español →    • Ruido repelente de ratones (4 horas): Expu...  
🔵 Français →    • Bruit répulsif souris (4 heures): Chassez ...  
🟢 Deutsch →    • Mäuse-Abwehrgeräusch (4 Stunden): Treibe M...  

▼Features
・Emits high-frequency sound (20,000Hz) that mice dislike
・Safe, humane, and non-toxic

▼Playback Time
・4 hours continuous playback.

▼How to Use
・Play the video toward areas where mice are present
・Use high-quality speakers and a fast internet connection for optimal results

▼Safety Notes
・Stop using immediately if you experience headaches or discomfort
・Volume should not disturb people nearby, as high-frequency sounds may be audible to some young listeners
・Avoid using near pets like dogs or cats to prevent stress

▼Share Your Feedback
・Let us know in the comments whether it worked for you
・Include usage location, duration, and mice’s response when possible
・Your feedback helps other viewers choose the right solution

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▼Reference ) Why Mice are Considered Pests
・Mice breed quickly and increase in numbers rapidly
・Mice can damage crops, food, and furniture, causing economic loss
・Mice carry pathogens, spreading diseases and posing health risks
・Rats enter buildings through small gaps, nesting and contaminating food
・Mice chew through wires and cables, potentially causing fires
・Mice damage and contaminate stored food and grain, affecting farms and warehouses
・Rat feces can pollute living environments with harmful microorganisms
・Mouse can avoid traps and poison, showing high resilience
・Mice are nocturnal, making damage detection difficult
・Rats are found worldwide and adapt to various environments as pests

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▼Background of Our Channel's Bird and Animal Repellent Sounds

"Aiming for Human-Animal Coexistence"
Some birds and animals are disliked in human society due to noise, crop damage, droppings, hygiene issues, and disease transmission. While various pest control products are available, many are cruel (traps, poison, sticky tapes). We use "sound" as a humane method to keep them away from human living spaces. We provide these solutions via YouTube, making them easy and low-cost. Our goal is to ensure optimal coexistence and maintain a healthy living environment for humans.

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▼How to Check for Ultrasound or High-Frequency Sounds
Since you can't hear ultrasound or high-frequency sounds with your ears, you might wonder, "Is the sound really there?" Use a smartphone decibel meter app to check the frequency of the sound in the video.

＜Recommended App＞
Decibel X - dBA Decibel Meter

iOS:
https://x.gd/glBXK

Android:
https://x.gd/nVkFK

Note: Some ultrasonic videos posted by other channels may not actually emit any sound. To avoid wasting your time and data, please use the above-mentioned app to check the sound levels of the content.