Brillante Ultrasonic Pest Repeller for Electronic Home Insect and Rodent Control Review

        When we moved this fall into the new house, we knew that was going to bring a whole new set of challenges into being a homeowner.  Specifically we knew we would be dealing with all sorts of country wildlife that we weren't used to living in suburbia previously.  I remember when my parents were building our home as a child that there would be tons of field mice that would get into the house constantly.

        So moving into a house that had been vacant for so long, I figured mice would be at the top of the list of unwanted visitors.  Next on the list has been my mother's biggest fear, spiders and boy are these "country" spiders massive compared to what we are used to.  I was definitely interested when Brillante asked me to review their Ultrasonic Pest Repeller for Electronic Home Insect and Rodent Control.

        Using ultrasonic sound wave creation and Electromagnetic field alteration to repel mice and insects, this is eco-friendly AND safe for your family.  I was disgusted to move in and find rat poisoning all over the house when we first moved in as I've actually had a dog who was poisoned by it years ago.  I definitely did not want something like this that my children could potentially get their hands on!  This can be easily plugged in an outlet anywhere around the house.

         Also using a negative ion generator and O3 functions which help "reduce airborne particles, microbes and odors that help attract pests".  This little gadget has 4 settings for you to choose from depending on the actual pets you have in your home.  While it is just now starting to warm up so I haven't seen a ton of wildlife just yet and the spiders have yet to show up, this seems to be working just fine.

Cost/Available to purchase: $39.99 Brillante Ultrasonic Pest Repeller for Electronic Home Insect and Rodent Control
Recommendation:  Not only is this an inexpensive price if you have this type of pest problem but it is a solution that is actually safe all around.  I am curious to see how it affects pests in the Summer when there are more around.

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