XcluderRodent Control Fill Fabric, Large DIY Kit with Inspection and Fit Tool, Stainless Steel Wool, Stops Rats and Mice

This is the best product I've found to stop rodents. I originally watched my pest company install it at my house. It's been on my house for several years now and is holding up great (since the metal component is stainless steel). I've purchased it several times to solve rodent problems other places. It easily molds to fit the hole you are filling and stays in place. Works great in large holes and smaller cracks alike. Note: Be sure to wear eye protection and gloves to protect from metal bits when cutting it and stuffing holes. The included scissor worked for a few cuts and then failed. If you are installing lots of this stuff I recommend using a sheet metal sheer (about $10) as it cuts well and doesn't dull. A large flat-head screwdriver works well to pack it in the crevices.

Got this to button up spaces and where mice and rats can get into the RV. I like it. It’s in a roll and you can cut it to specific size. I love the tool and the gloves in there and the scissors so it’s a specific scissor. You don’t have to ruin house scissors value for the money is great. It’s durable easy to use And we’ll cut down on the mice. Easy to store products and use of gloves and scissors will come in handy later down the road.

This is amazing stuff! My pest guy used it to stuff in lots of spots around my log home (notorious for nooks and crannies where critters can get in). I love this stuff-it can be cut or pulled apart, it will stretch a little, and it comes with special scissors and gloves (peces of metal can cut your hands without gloves), and is better than steel wool or foil for keeping those little mice out.

Works ok, but if you have serious rodent issues, hire a professional to seal your house properly. This is good for small needs only.

It is relatively expensive, but works great!

Rather than get into a project into which you have to worry “am I doing this once and doing it right” just order up this kit….I hadn’t had any mice for 9 years in my apartment, then one day there was a family that had moved in. Catching them was a project in itself, but… a few weeks later more had moved In. I was really frustrated… LUCKILY I saw one dart into a room and I found a HOLE they were getting in though. Ahh, now I know what I need to do.So I searched and debated a little bit, asked myself if trying to save a little vs buying this kit. It was worth it. Firstly, I used the included tool to canvas my whole apartment with the “size” tool that’s included in this kit. This will tell you where the mice/rats/whatever can be getting in. Even includes a card along with the tool that can help you diagnose what variety of rodent you have. Without that tool I’m sure I would have passed over some spots and crevices, door jams, etc to block. The included gloves are nice and let you really handle the flexible steel wool jamming it firmly where it can perform best. The included heavy duty sheers make easy work of the wool and in truth both the gloves and sheets can and will be regularly used for other around the house projects. In short, I feel like this kit is worth the price, plus it’s on the shelf if I need to tackle another project. It’s not expiring or anything like that…. Time is valuable and you will know it’s done right.Speaking of shelf life, I used this kit + some ‘GreatStuff Pestblock’ expanding foam because that’s a great addition to the steel wool. I’d recommend both: No more mice!

Rats destroyed it. Ok product to work with but it didn't work. Going to try mixing the pieces in with spray foam so they have to eat through it and not just push/pull it out.

Good barrier. Did the job.