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Anti Rodent Spray - 500ml

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Specialised spray to protect electrical cabling and insulation materials from rodent attack for up to 6 months. Lodi Anti Rodent Spray contains a specially formulated vaporised solution that once sprayed forms a protective film. Simply spray on the surface and rodents will no longer chew through or bite into the treated area. An ideal product for domestic and agricultural buildings as well as farm machinery where rodents might bite through cabling. Also effective against squirrel attack. Up to 6 months protection against rodent attack.
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SKU: 144574
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