Steel Wool Mice Control, 2 Pack 3" x10 Ft Hole Filler, Gap Blocker, Barrier, Protect Against Animals in Holes Holes, Siding, Pipeline, Vents for Garden, House, Garage

Seems to have gotten the job done. No more mice coming in from around the plumbing pipes. It was easy to install.

Good product so far. Receive a large amount with package and was able to place in holes, cracks and in crawl spaces where mouse can travel.

This 2-pack, featuring 3"x10 ft rolls of steel wool, is highly effective at filling gaps and blocking entry points that mice and other small animals might use to invade your space.The steel wool is sturdy and well-made, making it a reliable barrier against pests. The 3-inch width and 10-foot length provide ample material for covering a significant number of gaps and holes. It’s easy to use—simply stuff the steel wool into the holes or gaps, and it expands to fill the space securely.What I particularly like about this product is its durability. The steel wool holds up well against weather and wear, maintaining its effectiveness over time. It also doesn’t rust or degrade quickly, which is a major plus for long-term pest control.The product is also versatile, suitable for use around pipes, vents, and other entry points. It’s a cost-effective solution that can save you money on more extensive pest control measures.Overall, Steel Wool Mice Control is a practical and efficient option for anyone looking to secure their home against unwanted rodents. It’s easy to apply, highly effective, and offers excellent value for the price. Highly recommended for anyone dealing with pest issues!

Easy to use and worked great! Used it to fill spaces where the siding met the foundation. No more critter noises!

Very good for filling holes on the outside of your house to prevent mice from coming inside.

In all of my years, I've never had a problem with mice.... until now. It's not a huge problem, but I had mice that were getting into my basement. They chewed into a Costco sized bag of lentil beans and ate a whole bunch. (That's how I discovered the problem.) I noticed that I had several holes and gaps around pipes that contractors had drilled to allow pipes to enter my home. I put out some traps which seem to have eliminated the problem, but I waned to fill all of the openings so that the problem would be permanently solved. I purchased the steel wool for mice control and was impressed with the product. It is a nice quality that I can't imagine that any animal would want to chew. It is a thin, rolled up spool that is easy to shove into cracks and gaps.

Works ok around pipes etc. Where the critters can get in.

We live in a pre-war apartment building and have pipes that run from the floor to the ceiling in the kitchen and bathroom. There are gaps around the pipes where they pass through the floor and ceiling where roaches can easily come in. I stuffed the steel wool into the cracks and three days later I noticed the steel wool had become loose and was sort of “floating” away from the crack rather than stuffed tightly in like it had been. The pipes do get very hot during winter so I think it has to do with either the heat or maybe the pipes move slightly when they heat up and cool down, I have no idea. Back to square one.