Wire Mesh for Mice Control, 5" x 33FT Stainless Steel Wool, Double Layer Rodent Mesh Barrier, Stainless Steel Mesh Hole Filler, Flexible Stretchy for Garden House and DIY

I have shoved and prodded this flexible mess into the gaps beneath my hot tub that mice can access. It worked perfectly for this project in conjucntion with a roll of steel wool.

the product comes in a roll, very easy to unravel and to mold to your desired use. It is constructed in a circular shape so you could use it to secure fruit or vegetables on a tree.

Nice quality and well priced.

I used it to stop squirrels from digging in my large pots. I laid pieces of it on top of dirt and secured with lawn staples. Very flexible and doesn't damage tender stems.

This did the job however as it’s very thin wire it takes a lot of it to close up the gaps. You have to bunch it together to do any meaningful hole/gap blocking against critters.Not sure if it’s true stainless steel, time will tell and will update it as I find out.

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Got this to help with a rat problem with my chicken coop. Didn't work at all as they either pulled it out or dug around it.

I used this in sections of 8” to 10” to cover avocados that the squirrels were eating. I used an ordinary pair of scissors to cut the flexible stainless steel mesh. I used a regular stapler to staple 5 to 6 staples to one end that I folded over. Then I carefully took one or two avocados and passed them through the open end up to the limb they were attached. Then a used a covered green wire and attached the stainless steel to the limb. I then used two more pieces of the wire to close the opening of the mesh “bag” that I had created so that the squirrels cannot get into the bag. It’s been 4 days since I did this and no bag has been disturbed and no fruit in the ground. I wish I had come up with this solution earlier because we have lost so many fruit. Next year, I will use this system in addition to purchasing gallon sized bags or larger. I will place them on the entire clusters of avocados. So great to know that we will have some avocados this season!