Tomcat Rodent Block Expanding Foam Barrier, Fills Gaps to Keep Mice From Entering the Home, 12 oz.

I don't have any more mice. I pulled out the stove and there were wholes around the plug where they were getting in. I stuffed scouring pads in the holes and then sprayed this stuff in and around the area. I covered all loose boards and under the sink around pipes etc... I've not had any issues with mice after this. My advice before using the can. First figure out where you want to spray, don't go looking for a plan after opening. The can can't be reused as everything stops working. The product slows down coming out of the nozzle if you take too long. so MOVE QUICK. USE GLOVES: If this gets on your skin and cures, it will be there for a week with constant working to get it off. Its so bad that there will remain residue on the skin no matter what. Your skin will naturally have to sloth of old scaled skin to get it off completely. I had to use nail polish remover. As I said it got the bulk off but again, skin had to sloth off.

I used this product and no longer have mice racing through my apartment. I was told the product needs to be reapplied every six months to keep the mice out.

First use it did not hold. In 24 hours it fell out of the hole it was sprayed into.

Pretty useful for filling gaps. Stuff is very sticky similar to foaming glue. Use this with some steel wool to patch up a mousehole in my apartment and to seal some spaces near the sink where german roaches were getting in. Hopefully this stuff will keep them out. It was a pain to clean up the excess foam since it is extremely sticky. Was able to get most of it with warm water.

it is what it is - does what it's supposed to do