CLEANRTH CIN009 Industrial Electronic Pest Repelling System

I bought this pest repeller hoping it would help encourage whatever critter has made a residence in our backyard to leave town. I have three small dogs who have recently started going crazy and literally barking up a tree to notify me that something is there. I suspect it’s squirrel, but I guess it could be a lizard or a mouse. Something is getting inside our grill (even with the cover on it), and when my dogs run outside, whatever it is it’s running from the grill area and up the tree to get away. Because I don’t know exactly what it is, I wanted to buy something that could potentially deter a variety of small critters. I’ve only had it set up outside for a couple of days now, so I can’t report as to it’s effectiveness yet, but I will be sure to update my review with the effectiveness once it’s been in place longer. The device does have multiple settings, and the paperwork it came with says that if the device doesn’t deter pests after about 8 days, it is suggested to change the settings to create a different sound that pests will find annoying and keep them away. I should mention the sound is nothing I can hear nor do my dogs seem to be able to hear it. I just hope whatever is living in the backyard can hear it! The one suggestion I’d likely make to the manufacturer of this device is to consider consolidating the instructions into a little booklet rather than 7 individually printed and folded pages. Seeing all of the pages folded up made it appear that there were a lot of instructions to follow. That wasn’t the case though. The instructions are easy to follow, but they could be condensed into one or two pages in my opinion. I should also mention that the company offers an email and phone number so you can call them in case the device doesn’t appear to be working for you. They will customize suggestions for you depending on what it is you’re trying to deter and how to best utilized their device. Knowing that, it seems they really care about the success of their product and that gives me confidence that it will work.

I have to say that I had my doubts. BUT, we DO have a 'little' electronic insect repeller in the kitchen. It is not the same brand BUT it does work. We had ants and they have disappeared. NOW, we bought this 'industrial strength' model because of 'RATS' and mice in the crawl-space attic between our Condo and the upstairs suite. We could smell urine in the back two bedrooms and having some knowledge of 'Hantavirus' we purchased it. Backstory - ..... Wikipedia [As of January 2017, 728 cases of hantavirus had been reported in the U.S., across 36 states (not including cases with presumed exposure outside the U.S.). ..... The top 10 states by number of cases reported (which differs slightly from a count ordered by the state of original exposure) are New Mexico (109), Colorado (104), Arizona (78), CALIFORNIA (61), Washington (50), Texas (45), Montana (43), Utah (38), Idaho (21), and Oregon (21). 36% of reported cases have resulted in DEATH!] So, these little 'black plague' suckers can be deadly. I set it up by the included instructions with an extension cord in the living-room facing the ceiling for two days. Next, same setup, in the office/bedroom and now in the third bedroom. For some reason, we have never had the urine scent in the Master-Bdrm. Long story, I know, BUT the ending is a 'killer'. There is still a faint whiff of urine, but not the scurrying, chewing or anything else that indicates nocturnal life as rodents know it. As I said, the urine smell is fading and may be a some time before it is no-longer detected. THANK YOU for a great product 'Cleanrth'. No chemicals, no pest control exorbitant fees and no more rodents. There are dogs next door and they still behave as before so, obviously, not bothering them. Birds? same same. Again, thank you. BTW: product came well wrapped, box was intact and the delivery was on time, as usual. :) 08/27/2018 - UPDATE!! This unit is almost the perfect Rat Chaser. We have since ripped out the 'stinky' walls and part of the ceiling and replaced the insulation and drywall. Repainted and there is no stench of rodent. No noise from rodents. No sign outside the dwelling of rodents. There IS 'RODENT' SIGN on the other side of the complex. SO, conclusion? This 'Cleanrth CIN009 Industrial Electronic' Pest chaser works like it should and even better. No insect (ants, spiders(very few), cockroaches or other insects about as there was when we first moved in.) There are a couple squirrels that play in a tree (about 60ft from the front window) but even they don't come around often. Thank you Cleanrth Products. CONS: None.

I’ve been using the CLEANRTH CIN009 for a few weeks now, and overall, I’m quite impressed. The design is sleek and unobtrusive, blending well with my home decor. It’s incredibly easy to set up and operate, requiring minimal effort on my part. In terms of performance, it does a fantastic job of keeping pests at bay. I’ve noticed a significant reduction in the number of insects in my home, which is a huge relief. The ultrasonic frequencies seem to be effective without being noticeable to humans or pets, which is a big plus. One small drawback is that it took a few days to start seeing results, so patience is required. Additionally, it’s a bit pricier compared to some other options on the market, but I believe the quality and effectiveness justify the cost. Overall, I would definitely recommend the CLEANRTH CIN009 to anyone looking for a reliable and efficient pest repellent solution.

I bought two for 1270 sg ft house with attic ht tall enough to stand end from end to end. I had discovered that I had bats in my attic from a neighbor with the same problem. I was shown the brown staining from their fur when they enter through the louvers and had seen droppings on the ground below while mowing and did not know what it was. One evening I saw one fly out. I had heard from other neighbors who had experienced the problem and cost to get rid of them was too high over a 1000.00 for me. On doing some research on the habitats of bats I waited to employ them early this spring. Bats do not like the cold and the left on their own doing the winter. I finally got up enough nerve to go up into my attic. They were not and had not been inside there. I found that their was a screen right behind the slats of the louver to prevent them. I felt relief that their was a barricade. I would not have to replace the insulation and hazmat clean up. The amount of waste was enormous pile between the louver and screen. In April their was three bats clinging to the screen. Two was asleep and the other was annoyed at me and crawling around. I placed a piece of scrap board on top of the insulation and placed the unit on top of it facing the bats. On the eighth day per instruction to change the setting, their was one bat. The next week there was none. Last week I sent my grandson to check and he did not see any. Last evening I was working in my yard just after sunset I counted 15 coming out one after the other. It do not work. Save your money and apply to the experts.

I bought two of these ultra sonic pest repellers, one for the garage, and one for the house. The one in the garage got rid of the squirrels that had lived in the garage in the rafters for YEARS in just 3-4 days!!! To give you an idea how long the squirrels had lived in the garage, the walnut shells that I took out of the garage rafters filled two garbage cans. It is also doing an excellent job of keeping the mice and rats completely out of my house. I have used ultra sonic pest repellers, very successfully, for years, but this house as I soon discovered had a bigger problem than I had ever dealt with before. I just purchased and moved into a home. The previous owner had piles and piles of wood, brush and lawn debris all over the almost two acres of property. When I was cutting the grass on the property for the first time, around these piles of debris, I would see rats running through the long grass in between the piles of debris. I moved in to late in the year to take care of all of this debris before the cold weather arrived. Until this debris is cleaned out in the spring, which is first-in-line on my to-do list for the spring, I am forced to deal with these rodents this winter. When I first moved in I saw a couple pieces of mouse poop in the kitchen, but not even one piece of mouse poop since I installed this ultra sonic pest repeller and the night that I closed, before I actually moved in, there were two holes chewed in the bathroom wall that night. This ultra sonic pest repeller has kept the rodents out of the house COMPLETELY since it was installed!! I have not found even one piece of mouse or rat poop inside the house since I installed this ultra sonic pest repeller and not one food package has been chewed, damaged or eaten!!! ONE CAUTION!! ....... ULTRA SONIC PEST REPELLERS DO NOT WORK OVERNIGHT, they take up to 30-45 days to chase the pests out of the house, basement or attic. That being said, ultra sonics chase them out AND KEEP THEM OUT!!! Once they are gone, provided you leave the ultra sonic pest repeller in place, they will never return!!! Even though mice and rats are rodents, one additional benefit of using ultra sonics is that I am not harming even one living creature, just chasing them away, which is also important to me!!! The customer service from CLEANRTH is nothing but courteous and top quality!!!!

I have had this device for about one week and so far it hasn't worked. Easy setup, clear directions, helpful advice, and I still hear movement in the walls at night. Clicking noise takes some time to ignore. The company is very helpful. They sent a note of additional assistance is needed.... I'm going to take them up on that! Stay tuned...

UPDATE: We moved the unit outside and placed under where the bats nest and it finished off the last few stragglers. All bats are gone and no more bat feces on the front porch. REVIEW 1: We have a major bat problem. Bat scatt all over the main porch entrance of our home. We always see bats flying outside our second floor bedroom window in the evening and bats chattering during the day. I first plugged this into the second floor bedroom wall above the porch entrance with the bedroom window open (screen in of course). The bats were swarming in front of the window the next morning (6am every morning) confused and attempting to land where they sleep for the day. Some bats were hitting the side of the house and window (sonar malfunction?) , clearly they were having a problem trying to get into the hole they enter. This went on for a few days and it was quite scary knowing that there is a massive bat coloney in my home.....Some bats still managed to make it in the hole I think, so I took an extension cord plugged it in, taped the unit to the screen (speakers pointing outside) and we are seeing a decline in activity at that location. Going to purchase a few more for other areas where we see bat scatt and for mice in barn. I think this works best on bats if you can mount unit within the area of where the bats are entering your home. When bats are hitting the side of the house and windows when coming back to nest before daybreak, it must cause some sort of interference with their sonar and works.

I live on the top floor of the four-story mid-rise with the balcony view into the high shrubs. Insects and bats were the primary concern. On a couple of occasions, I had a few bats over the barrel chilling on curtains. Had to chase those mammals around the bedroom. Periodically, in the middle of the night, there would be scraping and scrabbling in the plenum that would send my girlfriend into perturbation. The balcony is where we often exercise. Every morning I would find my workout bench sprinkled with bat dung, like an overseasoned black pepper-crusted New York Strip Steak. Bats, Insects and trumpet blasting voice of my girlfriend to "save her from the .... bloodsuckers" pierced my skull and reached the hypothalamus. At this point, I had to invest in the heavy artillery. ...No, I wasn't thinking candles. Chemicals weren't an option either; that's the air that we breathe. So, after some research, I furnished and mobilized this device (CIN009). Within a couple of days, nocturnal intestinal bombardments of the workout bench ceased, and in a week or so most of the insects retreated. Scraping in the ceiling has not been since observed. After about a year, I stumbled on familiar black oval-shaped bat droppings, and hoards of insects seemed to return. That's how I realized the device malfunctioned, so I reached out to the seller. Cleanrth Products representative rectified this glitch in a blink of an eye and with care ( thank you, Michelle). A new cannon, once again, repelling everything on its path.