Mousemesh News

Mousemesh was designed to keep mice from entering home via the holes in airbricks and a strengthened version - with a stainless steel rather than plastic frame - is proof against rats and is sometimes refered to as RatMesh.

But it seems that Mousemesh is not limited to keep mice and rats out of our houses - a while ago MouseMesh received the following email from Judy Brown, a satisfied client:

I would just like to thank you for the amazing service re your Mousemeshes. I ordered them on line yesterday afternoon and they arrived this morning at 8.30 a.m.

They appear to be just what I am looking for. Could I suggest that you mention slugs in your advertising as this seems to be a very common problem?

I went on line to ask about the problem and was amazed at the number of people who are also invaded by slugs.

Judy is right - Netmums carried an extensive correspondence on the problems of slugs in the home.

On 23 July Judy wrote again:

An update re mousemesh as a solution to an infestation of slugs. I fitted the meshes and within a day we only had one slug trail. I assumed this was from a slug that was already in the house so put some pellets down. We have now been completely clear of slugs for weeks! Thanks again 

Mousemesh can also keep small insects such as wasps, cockcroaches and beetles out of your home.

If you have any other Mousemesh success stories please contact Mousemesh - we'd love to hear from you!

New Colours for Mousemesh

Mousemesh is the clever grid that fits over three sizes of air brick in order to keep mice out of your home. Initially Mousemesh was only available with a white plastic trim, but now it is available in the same three sizes in white, brown or black.

Mousemesh has been greeted as a useful innovation by the Press, the Humane Urban Wildlife Deterrence Service and private individuals - see the Mousemesh Testimonials Page for details.

Now, with a choice of colours, Mousemesh can be fitted to a range of walls to fit in with an existing colour scheme or to provide a contrast.

You can buy Mousemesh products (including the glue used to stick them to walls) from the web site using your credit card or PayPal - and visitors from France, Germany or Spain can read about Mousemesh in their own language then buy some in Euros.

The Mousemesh web site was created by SiteWeave who have maintaned and developed the site over the past few years.

See these other Blog entries for Mousemesh:

• November 2008 - Mousemesh can now be purchased in Euros
• December 2008 - Mousmesh web site is the SiteWeave Site of the Month
• November 2009 - Mousemesh inventor wins Award

If you need a web site please visit the SiteWeave web site or email John Studd at SiteWeave.