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BrosSKU CH-13611

Bros Granulated Carbide for Moles and Voles

Bros Granulated Carbide is an effective and fast way to repel moles and voles from the garden. It acts immediately upon contact with moisture, releasing a repellent gas.

Pack
500 g
€8.50€10.63Halloween −20%
incl. VAT, plus shipping

Description

HOW BROS GRANULATED CARBIDE WORKS

Bros Granulated Carbide is an effective and proven method for repelling moles and voles from the garden, allotment or lawn. The preparation contains calcium carbide, which reacts intensively upon contact with water or moisture in the soil, releasing a gas – acetylene. Its strong, unpleasant smell spreads through the tunnel system and effectively drives unwanted rodents out of their burrows and tunnels.

The preparation is thoroughly purified from impurities, ensuring its high effectiveness. Large, granulated pieces of carbide act almost immediately, and the substance itself has been known and successfully used for many years. Carbide is suitable for use in open areas – in gardens, orchards, flower beds or vegetable patches, where the presence of moles can cause significant damage.

HOW TO USE BROS GRANULATED CARBIDE?

For best results, the treatment should be started in the evening – all visible molehills should be filled in then. In the morning, when new ones appear, carefully remove the soil from them, maintaining the tunnel's openness. Into each active hole, pour several or a dozen granules of carbide and gently cover them with soil, without completely closing the entrance. This way, gas circulation through the tunnels will be maintained.

Carbide begins to act immediately upon contact with moisture in the soil, and the resulting gas effectively repels moles.

The treatment can be repeated if necessary, especially in areas where the problem is severe.

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