QueenBird Copper Mesh with Packing Tool - 5 X 30 Feet - Blocker for Hole - DIY Hole Filler, Copper Fill Fabric, Ideal for Distilling, Pure 100% Copper Roll

Easy to use and strong

Easy to use to prevent rodents from entering the crawl space under my apartment. Very happy with this product.

Theyre gone (fingers crossed)! I am so glad I found out about this, from a Youtube video. I rent a large apt. in an old building. It is just not maintained very well. After ten years of inviting mice into my home, I finally got on my hands and knees with a flashlight and started blocking up all of the gaps and holes. I have a room that has a good size gap between the plasterboard and floor, and no baseboards. This was perfect for stuffing large areas up with something mice cant chew through. It is nice and wide, and can be folded or easily cut. And you can use long pieces. Also, apparently copper does not rust like steel wool does. Works great if you mix Flex Shot adhesive sealant into it so it also sticks (use disposable rubber gloves) in the gaps. Forget traps--the best way to get rid of mice is to block up the all the holes!

Its easy to cut and work with. It is a little too weak for rats, in my opinion. I bought it for stopping rats, but its probably best as a craft item.

All neatly bound and double folded ready to use right out of the packaging.Cuts nicely with scissors.Have some light weight gloves on hand for protection from nicks. I will be using it for stopping up mouse holes around plumbing,electrical,and t.v. antenna cables.The little bamboo stuffer is nice and works well. I will also be using some for making bows for my farmhouse crafts. I think they will be unique and amazing! I highly recommend this brand for price and quality.

Happy with purchase.

This material was easy to use for cutting and slipping into the weep holes on our brick home … So far the mice population has not been able to penetrate the barriers and they still allow the wall to breath as they are intended to do … Wish the builders of homes stepped their game up and installed this material in the first place … We would have never had to hear the tapping of little mice running through our attic … So far so good. Material cuts easy with scissors. I cut into 4” pieces and rolled the material then simply shoved it into the weep holes with my finger then used the little stick they send to shove it in about a 1/2”. Good Luck!

Easy application, and pretty much permanent. I’m certain the bats hated it!!

I was able to cut the copper mesh with scissors. I cut the mesh into small pieces, crumpled the pieces, and stuffed the pieces into small gaps in house foundation to keep out mice. The copper mesh will not rust.

Plugged openings to prevent mice from entering house.