Jennifer, I have a good friend that owns his own pest control business, he's told me some sad stories about children and Mothballs. One lady put quite a few in a cedar chest, and her children were playing hide and seek. The child got locked in for about four hours, and now has brain damage from breathing the naphthalene fumes. Ken Hawk ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jennifer Jackson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 9:54 PM Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Neighbor's Pets
> ken, > > Thanks for posting this information. I didn't know this about moth balls, > and a friend just told me she was going to put them out for a problem a > couple of days ago. She has a two year old, and I am certain she will > want > to know this. I forwarded your message to her. Thank you again. > > > Jennifer > JSJ > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Ken Hawk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com> > Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 7:05 PM > Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Neighbor's Pets > > >> mothballs -- pose a hazard to young children. Mothballs can be easily >> mistaken >> for candy, or simply tempt young children to touch and play with them. >> Recent studies have linked naphthalene to illnesses, including nasal >> cancer. >> Widespread >> sale and distribution of these products make illegal mothballs a >> particular >> concern. >> Mothballs placed out side for pest control is a environmental risk, they >> contain naphthalene, when dissolved pollutes water sources. >> Ken Hawk >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "one foxy lady" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> To: <blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com> >> Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 6:51 PM >> Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Neighbor's Pets >> >> >>> Hello list, >>> >>> My gardener told me his mother puts out Moth Balls to rid her of cats >>> and >>> other animals so going to try that and will let you know.. >>> >>> Thanks again for all the tips I have it saved just in case.. >>> >>> Patricia >>> >>> ----- Original Message ----- >>> From: "Boyce, Ray" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>> To: <blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com> >>> Sent: Monday, September 25, 2006 8:07 PM >>> Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] Neighbor's Pets >>> >>> >>>> Hi Hailley >>>> Now Dogs >>>> Although dogs make great pets, there are many >>>> times when wild populations or dogs left to run loose >>>> can present problems. This article will address some >>>> of these problems and offer solutions to these problems. >>>> The devices listed can be used for both wild dogs, >>>> roaming dogs and pet dogs depending on the situation >>>> and application needed. >>>> Nuisance dogs can cause damage to crops, livestock >>>> and property. Some regions of the United States have >>>> laws and agencies in place to help deal with such >>>> situations. Cut backs in budgeting as well as a surge >>>> in wild populations have let homeless dog populations >>>> reach all time highs. This trend is expected to >>>> continue. More common is the dog owner who allows >>>> their pet to defecate on a neighbors yard, dig where >>>> ever they want or destroy another's property. It's >>>> truly amazing how many pet owners will hook their >>>> dog to a leash and then walk them over to a neighbors >>>> grass and let the pet to do their thing! These same >>>> people won't let their dog go in their own yard for >>>> fear of hurting the grass or because of the mess >>>> or smell. However, it's OK to do it on someone else's >>>> turf. A lot of time you can find these same people >>>> sneaking around after hours to walk their pet just to >>>> make sure no one is watching. Needless to say, >>>> this is simply rude and not acceptable behavior. >>>> Fortunately, there are ways to deal with this >>>> problem and this article will explain some those >>>> treatment options. >>>> To stop dogs from defecating in your yard, use >>>> >>>> a product called >>>> ROPEL GRANULES. >>>> These granules work two >>>> ways. First, they absorb and mask existing odors >>>> which is key to stopping the behavior in the first >>>> place. Since dogs which "mark" or scent their >>>> territory will do so over and over, the Ropel >>>> will help stop this behavior because the scenting >>>> animal is not able to find the location quite >>>> as easily as before. The second way Ropel works is >>>> that they release a slight odor which dogs don't like. >>>> This odor is not unpleasant but is generally one they >>>> don't find interesting and don't acknowledge. The Granules >>>> are time released and can last two to four weeks >>>> per application. The end result is they will go elsewhere >>>> and will ultimately keep away from treated areas. >>>> It will not hurt non-target animals and is safe around >>>> children. Make sure to treat more than just the area they >>>> are presently active. This insures they will not simply >>>> move over a few feet. The bigger the area you treat the >>>> better results will be. Once the animals begin to go >>>> elsewhere they will develop new habits. Soon they will >>>> forget your property even exists. >>>> If the pet is one which is being walked on a leash and >>>> the owner continues to walk the pet on your property even >>>> after you have asked them not to, consider setting >>>> >>>> out some >>>> TREATMENT WARNING SIGNS. >>>> These are the same >>>> Professional Signs required to be placed out by commercial >>>> applicators that treat yards for a living. They are >>>> designed to alert adults that the grass was recently >>>> treated and should be avoided. If you want to have the >>>> best impact, then use both the Ropel Granules and these >>>> signs. In most cases, the person walking the pet will >>>> do so in some other direction or simply walk around your >>>> yard. Once this pattern is followed for a week or so, >>>> they will unconsciously start to avoid your land >>>> altogether without knowing. However, keeping the signs >>>> out for a week or so at a time and doing this every >>>> month or so will reinforce to the pet owner that they >>>> need to stay away. >>>> To help let scented granules last longer, you can >>>> >>>> install >>>> GRANULE GUARDS. >>>> They will protect the >>>> granules from the rain and sun so they will last >>>> longer. Each Guard will hold 1/2 lb of granules >>>> and can be placed on the ground using the enclosed >>>> spike or the spike can be removed so the Guard >>>> will lie flat. These really pay dividends if you >>>> want your granules to last as long as possible. >>>> And when combined with the Warning Signs, most any >>>> annoying neighbor with their pet will stay off >>>> your grass for good!!! >>>> If the dog is still persistent after the use of >>>> Ropel you may want to take a more aggressive approach. >>>> >>>> We have a >>>> MOTION ACTIVATED WATER SPRAYER >>>> which is >>>> ideal for this application. It's such a good product >>>> because you can use it safely knowing you won't hurt >>>> your neighbors dog plus it really works. This device >>>> hooks up to your garden hose and has a stake which >>>> is pushed into the ground. Set it out in the area >>>> you want to protect. It has a zone or field of >>>> view which is adjustable up to 35 feet away. The >>>> "eye" has a field of view of over 45 degrees. Once >>>> you have it positioned to protect your yard the next >>>> time any nuisance dog comes into range the "eye" >>>> will see it, blast it with a high pressure 3 second >>>> shot of water and then reset itself in about 10 >>>> seconds. It is now ready to spray again! One or >>>> two experiences with this unit and most dogs stay >>>> away. It even has a pass through connection so >>>> that several can be hooked up in series. Excellent >>>> to use at property lines as well as gardens, fence >>>> rows, poles and automobiles. It will work 24 hours >>>> a day and runs off a 9 volt battery which will last >>>> for several months. >>>> If you have nuisance dogs which are owned by >>>> someone else and the dogs are damaging things in >>>> >>>> your yard, there is a product called >>>> >>>> ROPEL SPRAY >>>> which will stop this behavior. >>>> Simply spray the object or plant they are chewing and >>>> they will leave it alone. Ropel liquid tastes terrible >>>> and once a dog gets a taste they will not chew the >>>> treated object again. Ropel is available in many sizes. >>>> You can treat plants, structures, lawn ornaments, trees, >>>> furniture, tools, fences, or anything a dog or other >>>> nuisance animal may chew. Although rain will wash it >>>> away over time, one experience from chewing something >>>> treated with Ropel would be enough to keep the >>>> animal from doing it again. Consider using some inside if >>>> you own a dog and need to stop it from randomly chewing. >>>> This is a common behavior for puppies. During the teething >>>> process, they will many times find something to their >>>> liking in the home like a small rug, a piece of furniture >>>> or maybe some curtains. Whatever it is, just a few squirts >>>> with the Ropel will get it to stop this destructive >>>> behavior. Ropel tastes really bad and once they get >>>> a mouthful of it, they won't want any again. If the >>>> object you want to treat won't receive liquid too >>>> >>>> well, use the >>>> REPEL AEROSOL. >>>> This quick drying material >>>> doesn't use taste as much as it uses odor. Though not >>>> detectable by people, Repel Aerosol has a distinctive >>>> scent to dogs which they don't like. Lightly mist the >>>> target area and your pet will stay away from whatever >>>> you spray. Repel can also be used outside and works >>>> well at stopping dogs from urinating where you don't >>>> want them to go. It won't last as long as the Ropel >>>> Granules but when used together, the two enhance each >>>> others performance. >>>> If you have unwanted dogs crossing through your >>>> >>>> yard, there is a product called >>>> DOG REPELLING GRANULES >>>> which >>>> creates a "wall" the animals do not want to cross. >>>> The granules work two ways. First, by masking the >>>> odors left behind from other dogs which were there >>>> before, new dogs aren't able to detect old scent >>>> trails. Secondly, the granules give off an odor >>>> which dogs don't like. They will stay away from >>>> where Repellent is applied so you can use it two >>>> ways: use it to keep dogs off a specific part of >>>> your property or if you want to stop them from >>>> urinating or defecating on it. Since the granules >>>> only target dogs or cats, you won't be chasing >>>> away other desirable wildlife like birds. >>>> If the animals are persistent, you should consider >>>> the use of Ultra Sound as well. These devices have been >>>> around for many years and their technology has gotten >>>> better. By emitting sounds in a frequency range which >>>> dogs do not like, you can keep them out of certain >>>> areas of your yard. These units seem to work well at keeping >>>> unwanted dogs away which are not using your yard >>>> habitually. If you have a dog urinating or defecating >>>> on your property, you will still need to start with the >>>> Ropel. The Motion Activated Water Sprayer is the next >>>> step up and if you are looking to cover a large area then >>>> you should consider combining the granules with an >>>> >>>> ULTRA SOUND REPELLER >>>> to get the best results >>>> possible. There are several units to choose from so be >>>> sure to read all the data and pick one that will best >>>> fit your needs. >>>> If the problem you are having is with your own pet >>>> and you want to keep it from going to a certain part >>>> of the house, you can use the same Ultra Sound technology >>>> >>>> is the form of a weaker unit. This device is called >>>> the >>>> ULTRA SOUND PET BOUNDARY. >>>> Basically it uses the >>>> same technology as the outside units but is not quite >>>> as powerful. It is also a lot smaller. It works by >>>> first placing the base transmitter by doorways, >>>> hallways or other parts of the home you don't want >>>> your dog. The base is powered by the included AC >>>> adaptor. You can also power it by a 9 volt battery if >>>> an electric outlet is not readily available. Next, >>>> attach the small included transmitter to the dogs >>>> collar. It is about the size of a nickel and your >>>> pet won't even know it's there. When the dog comes >>>> within 5-10 feet of the base, the small transmitter >>>> it is wearing will set the base off which in turn >>>> will emit an annoying Ultra Sound which the dog >>>> will not like. It will soon learn to avoid areas >>>> where this sound is prevalent. Multiple bases can >>>> be set up around the home all working from the >>>> same transmitter so you can control just where >>>> your pet goes and won't go. >>>> If the dog you are dealing with is not your own, >>>> placing a transmitter on it's collar won't be an >>>> >>>> option. For this situation, the >>>> PET ALARM >>>> may be >>>> better suited. This device has two settings: ultra >>>> sound and audible. The ultra sound setting is used >>>> when you want to scare off dogs without having to >>>> worry about hearing the unit sound yourself. The >>>> audible sound will work two ways. First, it will >>>> generally scare away targeted dogs when it sounds >>>> off. Since this sound can be heard for some distance, >>>> you will be able to know when any animal is within >>>> the range of the Pet Alarm. Use this setting for >>>> situations when you want to know something is in >>>> your yard or somewhere in the home that will require >>>> some extra action on your part. The Pet Alarm has >>>> an adjustable sensitivity setting so you can make it >>>> sound off and respond to a wide range of vibration. >>>> Consider the Pet Alarm to be something that can >>>> act as a sound deterrent to unwanted animal activity >>>> as well as a way for you to be notified of certain >>>> activity. >>>> If your dog is stubborn and needs something a little >>>> >>>> stronger, you might consider some >>>> DOG SCATMATS. >>>> These are >>>> thin mats which can be placed on the floor, furniture >>>> or window sills. They have battery packs and wiring >>>> which connects the battery pack to the mat. When >>>> on, the battery pack "charges" the mat so that any >>>> animal walking on it will "ground out" causing >>>> a mild but unpleasant shock. Dogs are very sensitive >>>> to this shock and will choose not to walk where >>>> they are placed. Scatmats are an excellent training >>>> tool because dogs are smart and will rapidly learn >>>> how to avoid them. For this reason you generally >>>> only need to install the Scatmat for a few days >>>> to a week. Over this time the dog will undoubtedly >>>> find another path or place to relax since it will >>>> not risk getting shocked over and over. These mats >>>> are a perfect tool for keeping the targeted animal >>>> out of certain rooms, off chairs, off furniture, >>>> away from certain rooms, pet tanks or plants and basically >>>> anywhere you don't want them. We have three styles >>>> available and since you can hook them up in series, >>>> you can conceivably protect quite a large entrance >>>> to any room, ledge or window sill. Once the pet knows >>>> the shock will occur and stays away, you can remove >>>> the Scatmat and keep it ready for its next job. >>>> If you have a problem with a neighbor's dog barking >>>> all the time, you can use ultra sound to train them >>>> to stop. Our >>>> ULTRA SOUND BARKER STOPPER >>>> uses similar >>>> sounds as the Ultra Sound Repeller. Many times dogs >>>> become trained to start barking when you go outside. >>>> Though they may be next door in a cage or fenced >>>> yard, it is both annoying and disconcerting to have >>>> them do this. You now have the ability to stop them >>>> from this behavior using our Barker Stopper. There >>>> are two ways of doing this. First, you can physically >>>> carry the unit out with you and turn it on as soon as >>>> the animal starts to bark. In a short period of time >>>> the animal will learn you have the ability to generate >>>> a sound it does not like. If the animal leaves, turn >>>> the unit off. You will effectively be training the >>>> dog to stay away from you when you are present. Over >>>> time the dog will simply leave upon your arrival; it >>>> will figure out to stay away otherwise it will have >>>> to endure that terrible sound. The second way to use >>>> the unit is to install them in your yard pointing at >>>> the target animal which is barking. The Barker Stopper >>>> has sensors which can be adjusted so that you control >>>> just how loud the animal must bark to activate the >>>> device. Set one or more units out where you need >>>> to stop annoying dogs from barking and you will >>>> train them to leave you alone and keep quiet. >>>> If the dog problem is one which due to random conflicts >>>> when walking or because local residents let their >>>> >>>> animals wander about off a lease, you may consider >>>> getting a >>>> PORTABLE DOG REPELLER. >>>> This device is most >>>> commonly used by service people who deliver mail, >>>> boxes, etc. and need some type of a defense to ward >>>> off loose and possibly dangerous dogs. The Dog >>>> Repeller sends out Ultra Sound which is annoying and >>>> alarming to oncoming dogs when activated. This >>>> sound will make them wary of you and in most cases >>>> keep them away altogether. It is small enough to >>>> carry concealed and can be triggered quickly. Use it >>>> when jogging, walking, biking, hiking, etc. and >>>> the risk of conflict with dogs is present. It can >>>> also be used as a training aid for hard to handle >>>> >>>> animals who are disobedient. As a last resort, some >>>> DOG REPELLENT SPRAY >>>> may be needed. This Capsaicin >>>> based aerosol will disarm and confuse most any >>>> attacking dog. It has a range up to 10 feet and >>>> won't permanently hurt the target animal. However, >>>> it will stop most any aggressive behavior and >>>> allow for you to move away from the immediate >>>> danger. >>>> Dogs which have been urinating in your yard may >>>> have created a scent that is strong. This can also >>>> occur where they have been defecating. Although >>>> Ropel Granules mentioned above can be used to stop >>>> the animals from doing this where you treat, the >>>> current odor may be offensive enough to treat >>>> >>>> with >>>> DAWGON ODOR NEUTRALIZER. >>>> This is a biological >>>> enzyme which "eats" the bacteria and other >>>> components of dog urine and feces. As Dawgon works >>>> on the odor it will neutralize. This process will >>>> probably happen over time as rain and sun helps to >>>> break odor areas. However, this could take several >>>> months. If you treat with Dawgon, the odor will >>>> quickly dissipate. Use it on cement, buildings, lawn >>>> areas, pine straw, crawl spaces, dog kennels, fence >>>> rows and anywhere dogs or cats have been going. >>>> This product will work best when it's applied directly >>>> >>>> to the scents and this can sometimes be hard to >>>> locate. Use our >>>> PORTABLE BLACK LIGHT >>>> to help find >>>> exact locations of urine and fece odors. Simply turn >>>> it on during low to no light conditions and the >>>> light will reflect just where the scent is located >>>> which will inform you of where you need to apply >>>> Dawgon. This will help you get the results you want >>>> all the more quickly as well as save in product usage >>>> by minimizing wasted applications. Another product to >>>> >>>> consider using is >>>> LAWN GREEN. >>>> This is essentially a >>>> biodegradeable paint which has been designed to be >>>> applied over turf and other plants for the purpose >>>> of masking damage due to fungus, urine and drought. >>>> >>>> Mix it up in any of the >>>> SPRAYERS >>>> we have listed for >>>> its application and you will be able to conceal >>>> the damage urinating dogs have caused. Treatments >>>> will usually last 4-8 weeks which is enough time >>>> for new plant growth to replace that which has been >>>> damaged. >>>> Wild dogs which are killing livestock and posing >>>> a threat to people need to be trapped. It is a shame >>>> to see this happen, but more and more animals find >>>> themselves abandoned and having to find food any >>>> way they can. These dogs may become desperate and >>>> dangerous. If you have such a dog or a pack of dogs >>>> in your area which are causing problems, there are >>>> several live traps which can be used to catch >>>> them. For small animals up to 25 lbs, you can use >>>> >>>> our >>>> NH2361 >>>> or our >>>> LT151842. >>>> The NH2361 is good for >>>> short animals; the LT151842 is better for animals >>>> which are taller and slender. For animals 45 lbs to >>>> >>>> 75 lbs, use our >>>> NH6602 >>>> or >>>> LT152248. >>>> The NH6602 is >>>> better for shorter animals; the LT152248 is better >>>> animals which are taller and slender. Any animals >>>> much over 75 lbs should be trapped with one of our >>>> large traps. Though the mid sized design may work, >>>> a trap too small could lead to the dog escaping. This >>>> bad experience will teach most any dog to avoid >>>> traps in the future and trap shyness would likely >>>> prevent future live trapping. Use either our >>>> >>>> NH6701 >>>> or >>>> LT202872. >>>> Both will do the job; the >>>> LT202872 is slightly taller and longer but the >>>> NH6701 would be a better option if the animal >>>> is known to be unusually tough or vicious. Use beef as >>>> bait and visual attractant. To get animals close to >>>> and inside the trap, use a combination of our >>>> >>>> CANINE BAIT. >>>> These concentrated baits are designed >>>> to be used in tandem. The Long Distance formulation >>>> will get the target dog close to the trap; the >>>> Trap Bait will get wary dogs into the trap. Our >>>> specially formulated scent is too much for any dog >>>> to resist when added to some beef In general, >>>> it is always better to use a trap bigger than needed. >>>> Dogs will always enter a trap which is bigger than >>>> them but rarely one that is too small. >>>> >>>> Nuisance dogs can be a problem. Wild dogs >>>> should be trapped and either relocated or >>>> destroyed - depending on local ordinances. >>>> Local dogs which use your property for >>>> defecating, chewing or simply digging in the >>>> ground can be stopped with some of the new >>>> repellent materials available. >>>> >>>> -----Original Message----- >>>> From: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com >>>> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of one foxy lady >>>> Sent: Tuesday, 26 September 2006 10:38 >>>> To: handyman >>>> Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Neighbor's Pets >>>> >>>> Hello List, >>>> >>>> Well yall may or may not be able to help me with this.. >>>> I have a front porch that extends the length of my house and 4 columns >>>> to support the roof overhang which I suspect that is why my neighbor's >>>> cats like to laze away the day on my bench on this porch and they have >>>> a >>>> dog too who likes to run back and forth in between the little bushes >>>> that sits in a row in front of the bench on the porch. >>>> I have asked my neighbor to better monitor her pets she works all day >>>> and leaves them outside to roam the neighborhood so my question is how >>>> can I rid myself of these pests. >>>> >>>> I like animals but just not unwanted ones.. >>>> >>>> Thanks, >>>> >>>> Hailley >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> To listen to the show archives go to link >>>> http://acbradio.org/handyman.html or >>>> ftp://ftp.acbradio.org/acbradio-archives/handyman/ >>>> >>>> The Pod Cast address for the Blind Handy Man Show is. >>>> http://www.acbradio.org/news/xml/podcast.php?pgm=saturday >>>> >>>> The Pod Cast address for the Cooking In The Dark Show is. >>>> http://www.gcast.com/u/cookingindark/main.xml >>>> >>>> Visit The New Blind Handy Man Files Page To Review Contributions From >>>> Various List Members At The Following Address: >>>> http://www.jaws-users.com/handyman/ >>>> Visit the new archives page at the following address >>>> http://www.mail-archive.com/blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com/ >>>> For a complete list of email commands pertaining to the Blind Handy Man >>>> list just send a blank message to: >>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>>> Yahoo! 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