Manbird wrote: 
well played, Termitoidae of Blattodea, well played...

Rap music keeps me away.
And so does EDM.

 oldviolin wrote:
 

Because your big head is why.

 miamizsun wrote:
 
Why bring Red_Dragon into this?

 R_P wrote: 
termites on crystal?

now that's a scary thought

 miamizsun wrote:
 

If the guys have cell phones, then it's technically still electronic devices. 

 miamizsun wrote:
 

If the guys have cell phones, then it's technically still electronic devices. 

 miamizsun wrote:
 
You can cook a batch inside...

 miamizsun wrote:
 

wow. never seen anything like that. Don't forget to leave before they start.

 cc_rider wrote: 

i'll let you know

my plan is to put on a movie and feed them some salty popcorn

when they get up to get something to drink or hit the toilet

i'm going to make a break for it

stay tuned...

 miamizsun wrote:
 
Oh, lovely. Had to do that in Houston years ago.
I wonder if it works on bedbugs, fleas, etc?
c.

 miamizsun wrote: 
Termites don't play...The termite killers are proud of their work too.

i doubt it but...

my place will look like this on friday, saturday and sunday till 3 pm





termites? they're no joke

occasionally you have to bring out the big circus tents and gas

Do Not Mouse-Over

I have tried these devices, and they do nothing about my electronic pests.

 Prodigal_SOB wrote: 
You may be right.

 winter wrote: 
I'm not a biologist but I don't think that is entirely accurate.  While they do not possess the elaborate ear mechanisms of mammals they can detect vibrations in the air.  Crickets, cicadas and others use sound to attract mates. As to whether these things have any effect on them though, your guess is as good as mine.
 

I believe that many insects (if not most) are deaf. Not sure ultrasonics are in their range of perception ...

i had one when i had a house with a basement. it kept the mice out, but did nothing to keep the large, ugly spiders from hanging around. we GOT IT to keep the spiders away. the cats loved our little mouse visitors.....and it had different settings, so we tried using it different ways.  no change.

BUT, on the other hand, co workers have chatted about the tremendous success they have had with the ones they have tried...so i guess it just depends on which one you buy, and what creatures you want to keep from moving in with you.

 brandog wrote: 
It might work....but sounds unlikely to me.  The old 'too good to be true' argument.  Our local govt pest people will generally come in and sort out bee and wasp nests as long as its in your house.  Dunno about other things...