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Pigeons on the first floor of the house
We have a house in the countryside and we can’t get rid of the pigeons that invaded the 1st floor of the house. Please give us an advice.
Thank you very much
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A repellent gel such as Pico Gel can be used. Depending on the structure of the house, it can be applied on windowsills, beams, rafters and other outdoor locations to remove the birds and force them to look for other places to rest or nest. The product does not harm birds, but it creates discomfort, reducing the landing area of birds. Even if they ignore the gel and land in the treated location, the repellent acts as a sticky support that bothers them, forcing them to leave immediately. Over time, this method works, forcing birds to leave the area you want to protect.
Another alternative is to use bird spikes such as Teplast 5/48, Bird Spikes, 1 m. They are mounted in the same way, depending on the structure of the house, on the window sill, on the eaves of the house, etc.-
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