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  "store": "Pest Spike Company",
  "website": "https://pestspike.com",
  "currency": "USD",
  "count": 30,
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      "id": "bird-proof-gel-12-pack",
      "sku": "bird-proof-gel",
      "title": "Bird Proof Gel - 12 Pack (1,574 linear inch), 12 Pack (1,574 linear inch)",
      "slug": "bird-proof-gel-12-pack",
      "price": 189,
      "currency": "USD",
      "availability": "in_stock",
      "category": "repellents",
      "category_label": "Repellents",
      "tags": [
        "repellents",
        "gel",
        "dropship"
      ],
      "colors": [
        "Clear"
      ],
      "materials": [
        "Non toxic petroleum based gel"
      ],
      "dimensions": "3 pack covers 393 linear inches, 12 pack covers 1,574",
      "weight": null,
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        "https://pestspike.com/dropship-images/repellents/bird-proof-gel/main-bird-proof-gel.jpg",
        "https://pestspike.com/dropship-images/repellents/bird-proof-gel/bird-proof-gel-2.jpg",
        "https://pestspike.com/dropship-images/repellents/bird-proof-gel/bird-proof-gel-3.jpg",
        "https://pestspike.com/dropship-images/repellents/bird-proof-gel/bird-proof-gel-4.jpg"
      ],
      "description_short": "Twelve tubes, covering 1,574 linear inches of ledge.",
      "description": "Use it where a strip will not go\n\nThat is the whole point of gel. A narrow lip, a round pipe, the top of a sign, a\ncurved or moulded ledge: surfaces with nowhere to seat a spike base. Anywhere a\nstrip fits, fit the strip instead. It is permanent and gel is not.\n\nClean and dry first\n\nGel on a layer of droppings bonds to the droppings and comes away with them.\nClear the ledge, degrease it, let it dry.\n\nA bead, not a puddle\n\nRun a continuous bead with the caulking gun. Do not build it up thickly. A thick\nlayer is how a small bird gets stuck, and that is both cruel and the fastest way\nto ruin the job.\n\nMeasure in inches\n\nA 3 pack covers 393 linear inches and a 12 pack covers 1,574. Measure the run\nfirst and buy the pack that covers it with a little spare.\n\nExpect to redo it\n\nDust, grit and pollen kill the tackiness. Look at it each season, and replace the\nsections that have gone dull and hard.",
      "llm_summary": "Bird proof gel, 12 pack covering 1,574 linear inches, USD 189 (regular 218), sold by Pest Spike Company at pestspike.com. The commercial quantity for a long run of narrow ledges.",
      "returnable": true,
      "return_policy": "the United States law gives no statutory cooling-off period for an online purchase, so the 14 days from delivery to change your mind on an unused item is this shop's own policy rather than a statutory right.Your rights under federal and state consumer protection law are unaffected.",
      "shipping_profile": "standard",
      "warranty": null,
      "brand": "Pest Spike Company",
      "gtin": null,
      "mpn": null,
      "condition": "new",
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      "json_url": "https://pestspike.com/api/products/bird-proof-gel-12-pack.json",
      "updated_at": "2026-09-06",
      "compare_at_price": 218,
      "description_text": "Use it where a strip will not go That is the whole point of gel. A narrow lip, a round pipe, the top of a sign, a\ncurved or moulded ledge: surfaces with nowhere to seat a spike base. Anywhere a\nstrip fits, fit the strip instead. It is permanent and gel is not. Clean and dry first Gel on a layer of droppings bonds to the droppings and comes away with them.\nClear the ledge, degrease it, let it dry. A bead, not a puddle Run a continuous bead with the caulking gun. Do not build it up thickly. A thick\nlayer is how a small bird gets stuck, and that is both cruel and the fastest way\nto ruin the job. Measure in inches A 3 pack covers 393 linear inches and a 12 pack covers 1,574. Measure the run\nfirst and buy the pack that covers it with a little spare. Expect to redo it Dust, grit and pollen kill the tackiness. Look at it each season, and replace the\nsections that have gone dull and hard."
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    {
      "id": "bird-proof-gel-3-pack",
      "sku": "bird-proof-gel",
      "title": "Bird Proof Gel, 3 Pack (393 linear inch)",
      "slug": "bird-proof-gel-3-pack",
      "price": 69,
      "currency": "USD",
      "availability": "in_stock",
      "category": "repellents",
      "category_label": "Repellents",
      "tags": [
        "repellents",
        "gel",
        "dropship"
      ],
      "colors": [
        "Clear"
      ],
      "materials": [
        "Non toxic petroleum based gel"
      ],
      "dimensions": "3 pack covers 393 linear inches, 12 pack covers 1,574",
      "weight": null,
      "images": [
        "https://pestspike.com/dropship-images/repellents/bird-proof-gel/main-bird-proof-gel.jpg",
        "https://pestspike.com/dropship-images/repellents/bird-proof-gel/bird-proof-gel-2.jpg",
        "https://pestspike.com/dropship-images/repellents/bird-proof-gel/bird-proof-gel-3.jpg",
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      "description_short": "A clear, non toxic, petroleum based gel applied with an ordinary caulking gun. It makes a surface feel wrong to stand on.",
      "description": "Use it where a strip will not go\n\nThat is the whole point of gel. A narrow lip, a round pipe, the top of a sign, a\ncurved or moulded ledge: surfaces with nowhere to seat a spike base. Anywhere a\nstrip fits, fit the strip instead. It is permanent and gel is not.\n\nClean and dry first\n\nGel on a layer of droppings bonds to the droppings and comes away with them.\nClear the ledge, degrease it, let it dry.\n\nA bead, not a puddle\n\nRun a continuous bead with the caulking gun. Do not build it up thickly. A thick\nlayer is how a small bird gets stuck, and that is both cruel and the fastest way\nto ruin the job.\n\nMeasure in inches\n\nA 3 pack covers 393 linear inches and a 12 pack covers 1,574. Measure the run\nfirst and buy the pack that covers it with a little spare.\n\nExpect to redo it\n\nDust, grit and pollen kill the tackiness. Look at it each season, and replace the\nsections that have gone dull and hard.",
      "llm_summary": "Bird proof gel sold by Pest Spike Company at pestspike.com, from USD 69. A CLEAR, NON TOXIC, petroleum based gel applied in beads with a STANDARD CAULKING GUN, usable indoors or outdoors in any weather. Two packs: 3 pack covering 393 linear inches at USD 69 (regular 80) and 12 pack covering 1,574 linear inches at USD 189 (regular 218). It works by TEXTURE - birds will not stand on it - and is not a poison or a trap; the page warns it must never be laid thickly enough for a small bird to become stuck. Its purpose is surfaces a spike strip cannot sit on: narrow lips, pipes, sign tops, curved or ornate ledges. The page states plainly that gel is a CONSUMABLE that loses tackiness to dust and grit over a season or two, and that a spike strip is the better answer wherever one will fit. Fulfilment is DROPSHIP (site SKU carries the (A) prefix). Free US delivery over USD 75.",
      "returnable": true,
      "return_policy": "the United States law gives no statutory cooling-off period for an online purchase, so the 14 days from delivery to change your mind on an unused item is this shop's own policy rather than a statutory right.Your rights under federal and state consumer protection law are unaffected.",
      "shipping_profile": "standard",
      "warranty": null,
      "brand": "Pest Spike Company",
      "gtin": null,
      "mpn": null,
      "condition": "new",
      "url": "https://pestspike.com/product/bird-proof-gel",
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      "json_url": "https://pestspike.com/api/products/bird-proof-gel-3-pack.json",
      "updated_at": "2026-09-06",
      "compare_at_price": 80,
      "description_text": "Use it where a strip will not go That is the whole point of gel. A narrow lip, a round pipe, the top of a sign, a\ncurved or moulded ledge: surfaces with nowhere to seat a spike base. Anywhere a\nstrip fits, fit the strip instead. It is permanent and gel is not. Clean and dry first Gel on a layer of droppings bonds to the droppings and comes away with them.\nClear the ledge, degrease it, let it dry. A bead, not a puddle Run a continuous bead with the caulking gun. Do not build it up thickly. A thick\nlayer is how a small bird gets stuck, and that is both cruel and the fastest way\nto ruin the job. Measure in inches A 3 pack covers 393 linear inches and a 12 pack covers 1,574. Measure the run\nfirst and buy the pack that covers it with a little spare. Expect to redo it Dust, grit and pollen kill the tackiness. Look at it each season, and replace the\nsections that have gone dull and hard."
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    {
      "id": "fake-owl-decoy",
      "sku": "fake-owl-decoy",
      "title": "Fake Owl Decoy, each",
      "slug": "fake-owl-decoy",
      "price": 49,
      "currency": "USD",
      "availability": "in_stock",
      "category": "repellents",
      "category_label": "Repellents",
      "tags": [
        "repellents",
        "decoy",
        "dropship"
      ],
      "colors": [
        "Natural owl markings"
      ],
      "materials": [
        "Moulded plastic with fade and water resistant paint"
      ],
      "dimensions": "Spring loaded rotating head",
      "weight": null,
      "images": [
        "https://pestspike.com/dropship-images/repellents/fake-owl-decoy/main-fake-owl-decoy.jpg",
        "https://pestspike.com/dropship-images/repellents/fake-owl-decoy/fake-owl-decoy-2.jpg",
        "https://pestspike.com/dropship-images/repellents/fake-owl-decoy/fake-owl-decoy-3.jpg",
        "https://pestspike.com/dropship-images/repellents/fake-owl-decoy/fake-owl-decoy-4.jpg",
        "https://pestspike.com/dropship-images/repellents/fake-owl-decoy/fake-owl-decoy-5.jpg"
      ],
      "description_short": "Weather resistant plastic owl with reflective eyes and a spring loaded head that turns in the wind. Move it often or it stops working.",
      "description": "Put it where the birds are\n\nNot where it looks best. Walk the area, find the droppings and the perches, and\nput the decoy there, as high as you sensibly can.\n\nSomewhere with air\n\nThe head is spring loaded and the wind turns it. A sheltered corner gives you a\nstatue.\n\nMove it every week or two\n\nThis is the whole trick. Birds habituate to anything that does not change, and\nthe interval is weeks. Change the position and the height together.\n\nWeight the base\n\nSand or gravel in the base keeps it upright somewhere exposed, and an owl lying\non its side deters nothing.\n\nKnow when to use a strip instead\n\nIf the birds are roosting on a gutter, a parapet, a sill or a beam, the decoy is\nthe wrong product. A spike strip changes the surface permanently and it costs\nless over its life. Keep the decoy for open ground and interiors.",
      "llm_summary": "Fake owl decoy sold by Pest Spike Company at pestspike.com, USD 49 (regular 60). Moulded plastic owl with realistic markings, REFLECTIVE EYES and a SPRING LOADED HEAD that rotates in the wind; fade and water resistant paint, suitable indoors or outdoors. The page is explicit that a decoy works by SURPRISE and that birds HABITUATE to one within weeks, so it must be repositioned every week or two and is not a permanent answer; where the problem is roosting on a ledge the page directs the reader to a spike strip instead. Its best use is an open deck, balcony, boat or barn interior with nothing to fix a strip to. Fulfilment is DROPSHIP (site SKU carries the (A) prefix). No effectiveness percentage claimed. Free US delivery over USD 75.",
      "returnable": true,
      "return_policy": "the United States law gives no statutory cooling-off period for an online purchase, so the 14 days from delivery to change your mind on an unused item is this shop's own policy rather than a statutory right.Your rights under federal and state consumer protection law are unaffected.",
      "shipping_profile": "standard",
      "warranty": null,
      "brand": "Pest Spike Company",
      "gtin": null,
      "mpn": null,
      "condition": "new",
      "url": "https://pestspike.com/product/fake-owl-decoy",
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      "json_url": "https://pestspike.com/api/products/fake-owl-decoy.json",
      "updated_at": "2026-09-06",
      "compare_at_price": 60,
      "description_text": "Put it where the birds are Not where it looks best. Walk the area, find the droppings and the perches, and\nput the decoy there, as high as you sensibly can. Somewhere with air The head is spring loaded and the wind turns it. A sheltered corner gives you a\nstatue. Move it every week or two This is the whole trick. Birds habituate to anything that does not change, and\nthe interval is weeks. Change the position and the height together. Weight the base Sand or gravel in the base keeps it upright somewhere exposed, and an owl lying\non its side deters nothing. Know when to use a strip instead If the birds are roosting on a gutter, a parapet, a sill or a beam, the decoy is\nthe wrong product. A spike strip changes the surface permanently and it costs\nless over its life. Keep the decoy for open ground and interiors."
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    {
      "id": "fence-knuckle-spikes",
      "sku": "hard-plastic-06",
      "title": "Fence Spikes, 20\" strip",
      "slug": "fence-knuckle-spikes",
      "price": 28,
      "currency": "USD",
      "availability": "in_stock",
      "category": "bird-spikes",
      "category_label": "Bird Spikes",
      "tags": [
        "bird-spikes",
        "fence",
        "spikes",
        "plastic"
      ],
      "colors": [
        "Brown"
      ],
      "materials": [
        "Hard moulded plastic"
      ],
      "dimensions": "20 inch strip",
      "weight": null,
      "images": [
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      ],
      "description_short": "Hard moulded plastic, a moulded row of blunt points, sold per 20\" strip. It closes the ledge rather than scaring anything off it.",
      "description": "Find the edge before you buy anything\n\nWalk the building and look for the marks rather than the animal. Droppings, wear\npolish on a lip, scratched paint on a rail: those tell you where the traffic\nactually is, and they are usually not where you first assumed.\n\nThen measure the whole edge. Not the messy end of it. Pests move along to\nthe first gap, so a half covered run relocates the problem by three feet and\nleaves you thinking the product failed.\n\nWork out the quantity\n\nStrips are 20\" strip. Divide your measurement in inches by twenty and round up.\nThere is no minimum order, so buy the run you measured rather than a pack size.\n\nClear the ledge first\n\nIf there is an active nest, stop. These strips deter rather than injure. Fitting them on your own boundary is straightforward; if the fence is shared, agree it with your neighbour first, which is a courtesy and often a rule.\n\nOnce it is empty, wet the droppings down before you touch them, wear gloves and a\nmask, and bag the waste. Then degrease. Adhesive on a dusty or damp surface lets\ngo in the first hard frost, and that is the single most common reason a fitted\nstrip comes down.\n\nFix it\n\nSilicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties all work. Adhesive suits clean masonry, metal and painted\ntimber; screws are better on anything that flexes or gets very hot. Cut between\nthe pin positions to finish a short run rather than leaving an overhang.\n\nExpect them to try next door's ledge\n\nThis is the part nobody mentions. Closing one edge sends the animal to the next\none, so plan the whole set of edges on the building rather than the worst one.\nThe strip on the gutter and nothing on the parapet is a job half done.\n\nCheck it once a year\n\nDebris packs between the points over a couple of seasons and turns a barrier back\ninto a flat surface. A look along the run each year, and after a hard winter, is\nall it needs.",
      "llm_summary": "Fence Spikes sold by Pest Spike Company at pestspike.com, USD 28 per 20\" strip (regular price 31). Hard moulded plastic, a moulded row of blunt points. Fixed with silicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties; the base cuts between the pin positions and flexes for a curved edge. It is a PHYSICAL BARRIER that removes the flat landing surface, not a scaring device, and the points are BLUNT: it is not designed to injure an animal. Typical fitting positions for pests: fence tops, wall copings, gate posts and trellis rails. These strips deter rather than injure. Fitting them on your own boundary is straightforward; if the fence is shared, agree it with your neighbour first, which is a courtesy and often a rule. IMPORTANT: this store sells ONE moulded plastic strip under several pest keywords, so this page and its siblings are the same physical product; the alternative MATERIAL is at /product/stainless-steel-spikes. An existing nest must be dealt with before fitting. No effectiveness percentage, service life or warranty is claimed anywhere on the page. Delivery is free across the United States over USD 75, otherwise Express Delivery is USD 22, 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. Returns: 15 days, USD 29 per order handling charge, return postage paid by the customer.",
      "returnable": true,
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      "warranty": null,
      "brand": "Pest Spike Company",
      "gtin": null,
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      "url": "https://pestspike.com/product/fence-knuckle-spikes",
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      "json_url": "https://pestspike.com/api/products/fence-knuckle-spikes.json",
      "updated_at": "2026-09-06",
      "compare_at_price": 31,
      "description_text": "Find the edge before you buy anything Walk the building and look for the marks rather than the animal. Droppings, wear\npolish on a lip, scratched paint on a rail: those tell you where the traffic\nactually is, and they are usually not where you first assumed. Then measure the whole edge. Not the messy end of it. Pests move along to\nthe first gap, so a half covered run relocates the problem by three feet and\nleaves you thinking the product failed. Work out the quantity Strips are 20\" strip. Divide your measurement in inches by twenty and round up.\nThere is no minimum order, so buy the run you measured rather than a pack size. Clear the ledge first If there is an active nest, stop. These strips deter rather than injure. Fitting them on your own boundary is straightforward; if the fence is shared, agree it with your neighbour first, which is a courtesy and often a rule. Once it is empty, wet the droppings down before you touch them, wear gloves and a\nmask, and bag the waste. Then degrease. Adhesive on a dusty or damp surface lets\ngo in the first hard frost, and that is the single most common reason a fitted\nstrip comes down. Fix it Silicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties all work. Adhesive suits clean masonry, metal and painted\ntimber; screws are better on anything that flexes or gets very hot. Cut between\nthe pin positions to finish a short run rather than leaving an overhang. Expect them to try next door's ledge This is the part nobody mentions. Closing one edge sends the animal to the next\none, so plan the whole set of edges on the building rather than the worst one.\nThe strip on the gutter and nothing on the parapet is a job half done. Check it once a year Debris packs between the points over a couple of seasons and turns a barrier back\ninto a flat surface. A look along the run each year, and after a hard winter, is\nall it needs."
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      "id": "fence-spikes",
      "sku": "ss-spike-08",
      "title": "Fence Spikes, 20\" strip",
      "slug": "fence-spikes",
      "price": 29,
      "currency": "USD",
      "availability": "in_stock",
      "category": "bird-spikes",
      "category_label": "Bird Spikes",
      "tags": [
        "bird-spikes",
        "fence",
        "spikes",
        "stainless"
      ],
      "colors": [
        "Clear polycarbonate base with stainless pins"
      ],
      "materials": [
        "304 stainless steel pins on a clear polycarbonate base"
      ],
      "dimensions": "20 inch strip, 20 pins and 40 points per strip",
      "weight": null,
      "images": [
        "https://pestspike.com/product-images/bird-spikes/fence-spikes/main-fence-spikes.jpg",
        "https://pestspike.com/product-images/bird-spikes/fence-spikes/fence-spikes-2.png",
        "https://pestspike.com/product-images/bird-spikes/fence-spikes/fence-spikes-3.jpg",
        "https://pestspike.com/product-images/bird-spikes/fence-spikes/fence-spikes-4.jpg",
        "https://pestspike.com/product-images/bird-spikes/fence-spikes/fence-spikes-5.jpg",
        "https://pestspike.com/product-images/bird-spikes/fence-spikes/fence-spikes-6.jpg"
      ],
      "description_short": "304 stainless steel pins on a clear polycarbonate base, 20 pins and 40 points per strip, sold per 20\" strip. It closes the ledge rather than scaring anything off it.",
      "description": "Find the edge before you buy anything\n\nWalk the building and look for the marks rather than the animal. Droppings, wear\npolish on a lip, scratched paint on a rail: those tell you where the traffic\nactually is, and they are usually not where you first assumed.\n\nThen measure the whole edge. Not the messy end of it. Pests move along to\nthe first gap, so a half covered run relocates the problem by three feet and\nleaves you thinking the product failed.\n\nWork out the quantity\n\nStrips are 20\" strip. Divide your measurement in inches by twenty and round up.\nThere is no minimum order, so buy the run you measured rather than a pack size.\n\nClear the ledge first\n\nIf there is an active nest, stop. These strips deter rather than injure. Fitting them on your own boundary is straightforward; if the fence is shared, agree it with your neighbour first, which is a courtesy and often a rule.\n\nOnce it is empty, wet the droppings down before you touch them, wear gloves and a\nmask, and bag the waste. Then degrease. Adhesive on a dusty or damp surface lets\ngo in the first hard frost, and that is the single most common reason a fitted\nstrip comes down.\n\nFix it\n\nSilicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties all work. Adhesive suits clean masonry, metal and painted\ntimber; screws are better on anything that flexes or gets very hot. Cut between\nthe pin positions to finish a short run rather than leaving an overhang.\n\nExpect them to try next door's ledge\n\nThis is the part nobody mentions. Closing one edge sends the animal to the next\none, so plan the whole set of edges on the building rather than the worst one.\nThe strip on the gutter and nothing on the parapet is a job half done.\n\nCheck it once a year\n\nDebris packs between the points over a couple of seasons and turns a barrier back\ninto a flat surface. A look along the run each year, and after a hard winter, is\nall it needs.",
      "llm_summary": "Fence Spikes sold by Pest Spike Company at pestspike.com, USD 29 per 20\" strip (regular price 32). 304 stainless steel pins on a clear polycarbonate base, 20 pins and 40 points per strip. Fixed with silicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties; the base cuts between the pin positions and flexes for a curved edge. It is a PHYSICAL BARRIER that removes the flat landing surface, not a scaring device, and the points are BLUNT: it is not designed to injure an animal. Typical fitting positions for pests: fence tops, wall copings, gate posts and trellis rails. These strips deter rather than injure. Fitting them on your own boundary is straightforward; if the fence is shared, agree it with your neighbour first, which is a courtesy and often a rule. IMPORTANT: this store sells ONE stainless steel strip under several pest keywords, so this page and its siblings are the same physical product; the alternative MATERIAL is at /product/plastic-pest-spikes. An existing nest must be dealt with before fitting. No effectiveness percentage, service life or warranty is claimed anywhere on the page. Delivery is free across the United States over USD 75, otherwise Express Delivery is USD 22, 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. Returns: 15 days, USD 29 per order handling charge, return postage paid by the customer.",
      "returnable": true,
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      "shipping_profile": "standard",
      "warranty": null,
      "brand": "Pest Spike Company",
      "gtin": null,
      "mpn": null,
      "condition": "new",
      "url": "https://pestspike.com/product/fence-spikes",
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      "json_url": "https://pestspike.com/api/products/fence-spikes.json",
      "updated_at": "2026-09-06",
      "compare_at_price": 32,
      "description_text": "Find the edge before you buy anything Walk the building and look for the marks rather than the animal. Droppings, wear\npolish on a lip, scratched paint on a rail: those tell you where the traffic\nactually is, and they are usually not where you first assumed. Then measure the whole edge. Not the messy end of it. Pests move along to\nthe first gap, so a half covered run relocates the problem by three feet and\nleaves you thinking the product failed. Work out the quantity Strips are 20\" strip. Divide your measurement in inches by twenty and round up.\nThere is no minimum order, so buy the run you measured rather than a pack size. Clear the ledge first If there is an active nest, stop. These strips deter rather than injure. Fitting them on your own boundary is straightforward; if the fence is shared, agree it with your neighbour first, which is a courtesy and often a rule. Once it is empty, wet the droppings down before you touch them, wear gloves and a\nmask, and bag the waste. Then degrease. Adhesive on a dusty or damp surface lets\ngo in the first hard frost, and that is the single most common reason a fitted\nstrip comes down. Fix it Silicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties all work. Adhesive suits clean masonry, metal and painted\ntimber; screws are better on anything that flexes or gets very hot. Cut between\nthe pin positions to finish a short run rather than leaving an overhang. Expect them to try next door's ledge This is the part nobody mentions. Closing one edge sends the animal to the next\none, so plan the whole set of edges on the building rather than the worst one.\nThe strip on the gutter and nothing on the parapet is a job half done. Check it once a year Debris packs between the points over a couple of seasons and turns a barrier back\ninto a flat surface. A look along the run each year, and after a hard winter, is\nall it needs."
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      "id": "gutter-spikes",
      "sku": "ss-spike-11",
      "title": "Gutter Spikes, 20\" strip",
      "slug": "gutter-spikes",
      "price": 29,
      "currency": "USD",
      "availability": "in_stock",
      "category": "bird-spikes",
      "category_label": "Bird Spikes",
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        "bird-spikes",
        "gutter",
        "spikes",
        "stainless"
      ],
      "colors": [
        "Clear polycarbonate base with stainless pins"
      ],
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      "llm_summary": "Gutter Spikes sold by Pest Spike Company at pestspike.com, USD 29 per 20\" strip (regular price 32). 304 stainless steel pins on a clear polycarbonate base, 20 pins and 40 points per strip. Fixed with silicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties; the base cuts between the pin positions and flexes for a curved edge. It is a PHYSICAL BARRIER that removes the flat landing surface, not a scaring device, and the points are BLUNT: it is not designed to injure an animal. Typical fitting positions for birds: the gutter lip, the fascia line and the roof edge above it. Most wild birds are protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, nest included. Fit the strip when the gutter is clear and no nest is present. IMPORTANT: this store sells ONE stainless steel strip under several pest keywords, so this page and its siblings are the same physical product; the alternative MATERIAL is at /product/plastic-pest-spikes. An existing nest must be dealt with before fitting. No effectiveness percentage, service life or warranty is claimed anywhere on the page. Delivery is free across the United States over USD 75, otherwise Express Delivery is USD 22, 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. Returns: 15 days, USD 29 per order handling charge, return postage paid by the customer.",
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      "description_text": "Find the edge before you buy anything Walk the building and look for the marks rather than the cat. Droppings, wear\npolish on a lip, scratched paint on a rail: those tell you where the traffic\nactually is, and they are usually not where you first assumed. Then measure the whole edge. Not the messy end of it. Cats move along to\nthe first gap, so a half covered run relocates the problem by three feet and\nleaves you thinking the product failed. Work out the quantity Strips are 20\" strip. Divide your measurement in inches by twenty and round up.\nThere is no minimum order, so buy the run you measured rather than a pack size. Clear the ledge first If there is an active nest, stop. These strips are blunt and are a deterrent, not a trap. Nothing here is designed to injure an animal, and injuring a cat is both illegal and pointless. If a cat can be hurt by it, it is the wrong product. Once it is empty, wet the droppings down before you touch them, wear gloves and a\nmask, and bag the waste. Then degrease. Adhesive on a dusty or damp surface lets\ngo in the first hard frost, and that is the single most common reason a fitted\nstrip comes down. Fix it Silicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties all work. Adhesive suits clean masonry, metal and painted\ntimber; screws are better on anything that flexes or gets very hot. Cut between\nthe pin positions to finish a short run rather than leaving an overhang. Expect them to try next door's ledge This is the part nobody mentions. Closing one edge sends the cat to the next\none, so plan the whole set of edges on the building rather than the worst one.\nThe strip on the gutter and nothing on the parapet is a job half done. Check it once a year Debris packs between the points over a couple of seasons and turns a barrier back\ninto a flat surface. A look along the run each year, and after a hard winter, is\nall it needs."
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      "id": "anti-chipmunk-spikes",
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      "title": "Chipmunk Spikes, 20\" strip",
      "slug": "anti-chipmunk-spikes",
      "price": 28,
      "currency": "USD",
      "availability": "in_stock",
      "category": "chipmunk-spikes",
      "category_label": "Chipmunk Spikes",
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        "chipmunk",
        "spikes",
        "plastic"
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      "colors": [
        "Brown"
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      "materials": [
        "Hard moulded plastic"
      ],
      "dimensions": "20 inch strip",
      "weight": null,
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      ],
      "description_short": "Hard moulded plastic, a moulded row of blunt points, sold per 20\" strip. It closes the ledge rather than scaring anything off it.",
      "description": "Find the edge before you buy anything\n\nWalk the building and look for the marks rather than the chipmunk. Droppings, wear\npolish on a lip, scratched paint on a rail: those tell you where the traffic\nactually is, and they are usually not where you first assumed.\n\nThen measure the whole edge. Not the messy end of it. Chipmunks move along to\nthe first gap, so a half covered run relocates the problem by three feet and\nleaves you thinking the product failed.\n\nWork out the quantity\n\nStrips are 20\" strip. Divide your measurement in inches by twenty and round up.\nThere is no minimum order, so buy the run you measured rather than a pack size.\n\nClear the ledge first\n\nIf there is an active nest, stop. Chipmunks are covered by state wildlife rules that vary widely. Nothing here traps or harms one; it makes a favoured ledge unattractive so the route moves elsewhere.\n\nOnce it is empty, wet the droppings down before you touch them, wear gloves and a\nmask, and bag the waste. Then degrease. Adhesive on a dusty or damp surface lets\ngo in the first hard frost, and that is the single most common reason a fitted\nstrip comes down.\n\nFix it\n\nSilicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties all work. Adhesive suits clean masonry, metal and painted\ntimber; screws are better on anything that flexes or gets very hot. Cut between\nthe pin positions to finish a short run rather than leaving an overhang.\n\nExpect them to try next door's ledge\n\nThis is the part nobody mentions. Closing one edge sends the chipmunk to the next\none, so plan the whole set of edges on the building rather than the worst one.\nThe strip on the gutter and nothing on the parapet is a job half done.\n\nCheck it once a year\n\nDebris packs between the points over a couple of seasons and turns a barrier back\ninto a flat surface. A look along the run each year, and after a hard winter, is\nall it needs.",
      "llm_summary": "Chipmunk Spikes sold by Pest Spike Company at pestspike.com, USD 28 per 20\" strip (regular price 31). Hard moulded plastic, a moulded row of blunt points. Fixed with silicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties; the base cuts between the pin positions and flexes for a curved edge. It is a PHYSICAL BARRIER that removes the flat landing surface, not a scaring device, and the points are BLUNT: it is not designed to injure an animal. Typical fitting positions for chipmunks: deck rails, planter edges, foundation ledges, low walls and steps. Chipmunks are covered by state wildlife rules that vary widely. Nothing here traps or harms one; it makes a favoured ledge unattractive so the route moves elsewhere. IMPORTANT: this store sells ONE moulded plastic strip under several pest keywords, so this page and its siblings are the same physical product; the alternative MATERIAL is at /product/stainless-steel-spikes. An existing nest must be dealt with before fitting. No effectiveness percentage, service life or warranty is claimed anywhere on the page. Delivery is free across the United States over USD 75, otherwise Express Delivery is USD 22, 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. Returns: 15 days, USD 29 per order handling charge, return postage paid by the customer.",
      "returnable": true,
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      "description_text": "Find the edge before you buy anything Walk the building and look for the marks rather than the chipmunk. Droppings, wear\npolish on a lip, scratched paint on a rail: those tell you where the traffic\nactually is, and they are usually not where you first assumed. Then measure the whole edge. Not the messy end of it. Chipmunks move along to\nthe first gap, so a half covered run relocates the problem by three feet and\nleaves you thinking the product failed. Work out the quantity Strips are 20\" strip. Divide your measurement in inches by twenty and round up.\nThere is no minimum order, so buy the run you measured rather than a pack size. Clear the ledge first If there is an active nest, stop. Chipmunks are covered by state wildlife rules that vary widely. Nothing here traps or harms one; it makes a favoured ledge unattractive so the route moves elsewhere. Once it is empty, wet the droppings down before you touch them, wear gloves and a\nmask, and bag the waste. Then degrease. Adhesive on a dusty or damp surface lets\ngo in the first hard frost, and that is the single most common reason a fitted\nstrip comes down. Fix it Silicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties all work. Adhesive suits clean masonry, metal and painted\ntimber; screws are better on anything that flexes or gets very hot. Cut between\nthe pin positions to finish a short run rather than leaving an overhang. Expect them to try next door's ledge This is the part nobody mentions. Closing one edge sends the chipmunk to the next\none, so plan the whole set of edges on the building rather than the worst one.\nThe strip on the gutter and nothing on the parapet is a job half done. Check it once a year Debris packs between the points over a couple of seasons and turns a barrier back\ninto a flat surface. A look along the run each year, and after a hard winter, is\nall it needs."
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      "id": "chipmunk-spikes",
      "sku": "ss-spike-06",
      "title": "Chipmunk Spikes, 20\" strip",
      "slug": "chipmunk-spikes",
      "price": 29,
      "currency": "USD",
      "availability": "in_stock",
      "category": "chipmunk-spikes",
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        "chipmunk",
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        "Clear polycarbonate base with stainless pins"
      ],
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        "304 stainless steel pins on a clear polycarbonate base"
      ],
      "dimensions": "20 inch strip, 20 pins and 40 points per strip",
      "weight": null,
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      "description": "Find the edge before you buy anything\n\nWalk the building and look for the marks rather than the chipmunk. Droppings, wear\npolish on a lip, scratched paint on a rail: those tell you where the traffic\nactually is, and they are usually not where you first assumed.\n\nThen measure the whole edge. Not the messy end of it. Chipmunks move along to\nthe first gap, so a half covered run relocates the problem by three feet and\nleaves you thinking the product failed.\n\nWork out the quantity\n\nStrips are 20\" strip. Divide your measurement in inches by twenty and round up.\nThere is no minimum order, so buy the run you measured rather than a pack size.\n\nClear the ledge first\n\nIf there is an active nest, stop. Chipmunks are covered by state wildlife rules that vary widely. Nothing here traps or harms one; it makes a favoured ledge unattractive so the route moves elsewhere.\n\nOnce it is empty, wet the droppings down before you touch them, wear gloves and a\nmask, and bag the waste. Then degrease. Adhesive on a dusty or damp surface lets\ngo in the first hard frost, and that is the single most common reason a fitted\nstrip comes down.\n\nFix it\n\nSilicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties all work. Adhesive suits clean masonry, metal and painted\ntimber; screws are better on anything that flexes or gets very hot. Cut between\nthe pin positions to finish a short run rather than leaving an overhang.\n\nExpect them to try next door's ledge\n\nThis is the part nobody mentions. Closing one edge sends the chipmunk to the next\none, so plan the whole set of edges on the building rather than the worst one.\nThe strip on the gutter and nothing on the parapet is a job half done.\n\nCheck it once a year\n\nDebris packs between the points over a couple of seasons and turns a barrier back\ninto a flat surface. A look along the run each year, and after a hard winter, is\nall it needs.",
      "llm_summary": "Chipmunk Spikes sold by Pest Spike Company at pestspike.com, USD 29 per 20\" strip (regular price 32). 304 stainless steel pins on a clear polycarbonate base, 20 pins and 40 points per strip. Fixed with silicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties; the base cuts between the pin positions and flexes for a curved edge. It is a PHYSICAL BARRIER that removes the flat landing surface, not a scaring device, and the points are BLUNT: it is not designed to injure an animal. Typical fitting positions for chipmunks: deck rails, planter edges, foundation ledges, low walls and steps. Chipmunks are covered by state wildlife rules that vary widely. Nothing here traps or harms one; it makes a favoured ledge unattractive so the route moves elsewhere. IMPORTANT: this store sells ONE stainless steel strip under several pest keywords, so this page and its siblings are the same physical product; the alternative MATERIAL is at /product/plastic-pest-spikes. An existing nest must be dealt with before fitting. No effectiveness percentage, service life or warranty is claimed anywhere on the page. Delivery is free across the United States over USD 75, otherwise Express Delivery is USD 22, 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. Returns: 15 days, USD 29 per order handling charge, return postage paid by the customer.",
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      "gtin": null,
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      "updated_at": "2026-09-06",
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      "description_text": "Find the edge before you buy anything Walk the building and look for the marks rather than the chipmunk. Droppings, wear\npolish on a lip, scratched paint on a rail: those tell you where the traffic\nactually is, and they are usually not where you first assumed. Then measure the whole edge. Not the messy end of it. Chipmunks move along to\nthe first gap, so a half covered run relocates the problem by three feet and\nleaves you thinking the product failed. Work out the quantity Strips are 20\" strip. Divide your measurement in inches by twenty and round up.\nThere is no minimum order, so buy the run you measured rather than a pack size. Clear the ledge first If there is an active nest, stop. Chipmunks are covered by state wildlife rules that vary widely. Nothing here traps or harms one; it makes a favoured ledge unattractive so the route moves elsewhere. Once it is empty, wet the droppings down before you touch them, wear gloves and a\nmask, and bag the waste. Then degrease. Adhesive on a dusty or damp surface lets\ngo in the first hard frost, and that is the single most common reason a fitted\nstrip comes down. Fix it Silicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties all work. Adhesive suits clean masonry, metal and painted\ntimber; screws are better on anything that flexes or gets very hot. Cut between\nthe pin positions to finish a short run rather than leaving an overhang. Expect them to try next door's ledge This is the part nobody mentions. Closing one edge sends the chipmunk to the next\none, so plan the whole set of edges on the building rather than the worst one.\nThe strip on the gutter and nothing on the parapet is a job half done. Check it once a year Debris packs between the points over a couple of seasons and turns a barrier back\ninto a flat surface. A look along the run each year, and after a hard winter, is\nall it needs."
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      "id": "bird-deterrent-repellent-discs",
      "sku": "bird-discs",
      "title": "Bird Deterrent Discs, 21\" hanging disc",
      "slug": "bird-deterrent-repellent-discs",
      "price": 28,
      "currency": "USD",
      "availability": "in_stock",
      "category": "hanging-deterrents",
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        "reflective",
        "birds"
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      ],
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        "Reflective disc with hanging hook"
      ],
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      "description_short": "A 21 inch reflective hanging disc. It moves, it flashes, and it makes an open area feel unsafe to land in.",
      "description": "Use them where a strip has nothing to hold on to\n\nThat is the whole case for a hanging disc. Soffit vents, open porches, yards,\nbarn doorways: places birds use, with no ledge to fix a strip to.\n\nHang several, not one\n\nA single disc over a large space does very little. Space them out so that most\nof the area has one within sight.\n\nAir and light\n\nThey turn in moving air and they work by reflecting light. A bright, breezy spot\nis where they earn their keep. A still, dark corner is where they do nothing.\n\nMove them every few weeks\n\nAnything that works because it is unfamiliar becomes familiar. Repositioning\nresets most of it, and it costs nothing.\n\nPair them with a strip\n\nDiscs do nothing at night, when birds are roosting. If the roosting is on a\nledge, put a strip on the ledge and hang discs over the open ground. The two\nproducts cover different halves of the problem.",
      "llm_summary": "Bird deterrent reflective hanging discs sold by Pest Spike Company at pestspike.com, USD 28 per disc (regular 30). One 21 inch reflective disc, hung from a hook, wire or line. Works by MOVEMENT AND REFLECTED LIGHT, not as a physical barrier, so it is the product for places with no ledge to fix to: soffit vents, open porches, yards, barn openings. The page states plainly that a deterrent based on unfamiliarity ADAPTS, so discs should be used several at a time, in moving air, and repositioned every few weeks; where a ledge exists a spike strip is the better and cheaper answer. No minimum order. No effectiveness percentage claimed. Free US delivery over USD 75.",
      "returnable": true,
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      "gtin": null,
      "mpn": null,
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      "updated_at": "2026-09-06",
      "compare_at_price": 30,
      "description_text": "Use them where a strip has nothing to hold on to That is the whole case for a hanging disc. Soffit vents, open porches, yards,\nbarn doorways: places birds use, with no ledge to fix a strip to. Hang several, not one A single disc over a large space does very little. Space them out so that most\nof the area has one within sight. Air and light They turn in moving air and they work by reflecting light. A bright, breezy spot\nis where they earn their keep. A still, dark corner is where they do nothing. Move them every few weeks Anything that works because it is unfamiliar becomes familiar. Repositioning\nresets most of it, and it costs nothing. Pair them with a strip Discs do nothing at night, when birds are roosting. If the roosting is on a\nledge, put a strip on the ledge and hang discs over the open ground. The two\nproducts cover different halves of the problem."
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    {
      "id": "bird-scare-tape-10-rolls",
      "sku": "bird-tape-100m",
      "title": "Bird Reflective Tape - 10 Rolls, 10 Rolls",
      "slug": "bird-scare-tape-10-rolls",
      "price": 170,
      "currency": "USD",
      "availability": "in_stock",
      "category": "hanging-deterrents",
      "category_label": "Hanging Deterrents",
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        "garden"
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      ],
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      ],
      "dimensions": "295 ft per roll",
      "weight": null,
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      "description": "Two points and some slack\n\nTie the ribbon between two fixed points and leave it loose. The flash comes from\nthe ribbon turning over on itself, and a ribbon pulled tight cannot turn. This is\nthe one thing that decides whether the tape works.\n\nCross the space, do not edge it\n\nA line around the perimeter leaves the middle open. Run several lines across the\narea instead, spaced so most of the ground has ribbon within sight.\n\nPick a windy spot\n\nNo wind, no movement, no effect. In a very sheltered garden, hang it high where\nthere is more air.\n\nMove it through the season\n\nBirds adapt to anything that is simply always there. Shifting the lines every few\nweeks costs nothing and restores most of the effect.\n\nDo not use it on a ledge\n\nIf birds are roosting on a gutter, a parapet or a sill, tape is the wrong\nproduct. A spike strip changes that surface permanently and costs less over its\nlife.",
      "llm_summary": "Bird scare tape, 10 x 295 ft rolls, USD 170 (regular 250), sold by Pest Spike Company at pestspike.com. The commercial quantity, bought by growers and site managers.",
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      "updated_at": "2026-09-06",
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      "description_text": "Two points and some slack Tie the ribbon between two fixed points and leave it loose. The flash comes from\nthe ribbon turning over on itself, and a ribbon pulled tight cannot turn. This is\nthe one thing that decides whether the tape works. Cross the space, do not edge it A line around the perimeter leaves the middle open. Run several lines across the\narea instead, spaced so most of the ground has ribbon within sight. Pick a windy spot No wind, no movement, no effect. In a very sheltered garden, hang it high where\nthere is more air. Move it through the season Birds adapt to anything that is simply always there. Shifting the lines every few\nweeks costs nothing and restores most of the effect. Do not use it on a ledge If birds are roosting on a gutter, a parapet or a sill, tape is the wrong\nproduct. A spike strip changes that surface permanently and costs less over its\nlife."
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      "sku": "bird-tape-100m",
      "title": "Bird Reflective Tape - 3 Rolls, 3 Rolls",
      "slug": "bird-scare-tape-3-rolls",
      "price": 66,
      "currency": "USD",
      "availability": "in_stock",
      "category": "hanging-deterrents",
      "category_label": "Hanging Deterrents",
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        "garden"
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      "description_short": "Three 295 ft rolls of reflective scare tape.",
      "description": "Two points and some slack\n\nTie the ribbon between two fixed points and leave it loose. The flash comes from\nthe ribbon turning over on itself, and a ribbon pulled tight cannot turn. This is\nthe one thing that decides whether the tape works.\n\nCross the space, do not edge it\n\nA line around the perimeter leaves the middle open. Run several lines across the\narea instead, spaced so most of the ground has ribbon within sight.\n\nPick a windy spot\n\nNo wind, no movement, no effect. In a very sheltered garden, hang it high where\nthere is more air.\n\nMove it through the season\n\nBirds adapt to anything that is simply always there. Shifting the lines every few\nweeks costs nothing and restores most of the effect.\n\nDo not use it on a ledge\n\nIf birds are roosting on a gutter, a parapet or a sill, tape is the wrong\nproduct. A spike strip changes that surface permanently and costs less over its\nlife.",
      "llm_summary": "Bird scare tape, 3 x 295 ft rolls, USD 66 (regular 75), sold by Pest Spike Company at pestspike.com. Suits a larger plot or an orchard row.",
      "returnable": true,
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      "gtin": null,
      "mpn": null,
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      "url": "https://pestspike.com/product/bird-scare-tape",
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      "json_url": "https://pestspike.com/api/products/bird-scare-tape-3-rolls.json",
      "updated_at": "2026-09-06",
      "compare_at_price": 75,
      "description_text": "Two points and some slack Tie the ribbon between two fixed points and leave it loose. The flash comes from\nthe ribbon turning over on itself, and a ribbon pulled tight cannot turn. This is\nthe one thing that decides whether the tape works. Cross the space, do not edge it A line around the perimeter leaves the middle open. Run several lines across the\narea instead, spaced so most of the ground has ribbon within sight. Pick a windy spot No wind, no movement, no effect. In a very sheltered garden, hang it high where\nthere is more air. Move it through the season Birds adapt to anything that is simply always there. Shifting the lines every few\nweeks costs nothing and restores most of the effect. Do not use it on a ledge If birds are roosting on a gutter, a parapet or a sill, tape is the wrong\nproduct. A spike strip changes that surface permanently and costs less over its\nlife."
    },
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      "id": "bird-scare-tape-single-roll",
      "sku": "bird-tape-100m",
      "title": "Bird Reflective Tape, Single Roll",
      "slug": "bird-scare-tape-single-roll",
      "price": 25,
      "currency": "USD",
      "availability": "in_stock",
      "category": "hanging-deterrents",
      "category_label": "Hanging Deterrents",
      "tags": [
        "repellents",
        "reflective",
        "garden"
      ],
      "colors": [
        "Reflective silver and red"
      ],
      "materials": [
        "Reflective film ribbon"
      ],
      "dimensions": "295 ft per roll",
      "weight": null,
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      "description_short": "Reflective ribbon that twists and flashes in the wind. It covers an area no strip can reach, for very little money.",
      "description": "Two points and some slack\n\nTie the ribbon between two fixed points and leave it loose. The flash comes from\nthe ribbon turning over on itself, and a ribbon pulled tight cannot turn. This is\nthe one thing that decides whether the tape works.\n\nCross the space, do not edge it\n\nA line around the perimeter leaves the middle open. Run several lines across the\narea instead, spaced so most of the ground has ribbon within sight.\n\nPick a windy spot\n\nNo wind, no movement, no effect. In a very sheltered garden, hang it high where\nthere is more air.\n\nMove it through the season\n\nBirds adapt to anything that is simply always there. Shifting the lines every few\nweeks costs nothing and restores most of the effect.\n\nDo not use it on a ledge\n\nIf birds are roosting on a gutter, a parapet or a sill, tape is the wrong\nproduct. A spike strip changes that surface permanently and costs less over its\nlife.",
      "llm_summary": "Bird scare tape sold by Pest Spike Company at pestspike.com, from USD 25. Reflective film ribbon in 295 foot rolls, in three pack sizes: single roll USD 25, 3 rolls USD 66 (regular 75), 10 rolls USD 170 (regular 250). Strung between canes, posts, wire or a line WITH SLACK so it twists in the wind; a ribbon pulled tight cannot turn and does not work. Suits OPEN GROUND - gardens, crops, boat decks, yards - rather than ledges, where a physical spike strip is permanent and tape is not. The page states that it works by unfamiliarity and therefore fades, and that it must be re-tensioned and repositioned through the season. No effectiveness percentage claimed. Free US delivery over USD 75.",
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      "json_url": "https://pestspike.com/api/products/bird-scare-tape-single-roll.json",
      "updated_at": "2026-09-06",
      "description_text": "Two points and some slack Tie the ribbon between two fixed points and leave it loose. The flash comes from\nthe ribbon turning over on itself, and a ribbon pulled tight cannot turn. This is\nthe one thing that decides whether the tape works. Cross the space, do not edge it A line around the perimeter leaves the middle open. Run several lines across the\narea instead, spaced so most of the ground has ribbon within sight. Pick a windy spot No wind, no movement, no effect. In a very sheltered garden, hang it high where\nthere is more air. Move it through the season Birds adapt to anything that is simply always there. Shifting the lines every few\nweeks costs nothing and restores most of the effect. Do not use it on a ledge If birds are roosting on a gutter, a parapet or a sill, tape is the wrong\nproduct. A spike strip changes that surface permanently and costs less over its\nlife."
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      "id": "pigeon-spikes",
      "sku": "ss-spike-09",
      "title": "Pigeon Spikes, 20\" strip",
      "slug": "pigeon-spikes",
      "price": 29,
      "currency": "USD",
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      "description": "Find the edge before you buy anything\n\nWalk the building and look for the marks rather than the pigeon. Droppings, wear\npolish on a lip, scratched paint on a rail: those tell you where the traffic\nactually is, and they are usually not where you first assumed.\n\nThen measure the whole edge. Not the messy end of it. Pigeons move along to\nthe first gap, so a half covered run relocates the problem by three feet and\nleaves you thinking the product failed.\n\nWork out the quantity\n\nStrips are 20\" strip. Divide your measurement in inches by twenty and round up.\nThere is no minimum order, so buy the run you measured rather than a pack size.\n\nClear the ledge first\n\nIf there is an active nest, stop. Feral pigeons, house sparrows and European starlings are the three common birds NOT protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, so there are fewer restrictions than with native species. Local ordinances still apply and a deterrent is still the sensible approach.\n\nOnce it is empty, wet the droppings down before you touch them, wear gloves and a\nmask, and bag the waste. Then degrease. Adhesive on a dusty or damp surface lets\ngo in the first hard frost, and that is the single most common reason a fitted\nstrip comes down.\n\nFix it\n\nSilicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties all work. Adhesive suits clean masonry, metal and painted\ntimber; screws are better on anything that flexes or gets very hot. Cut between\nthe pin positions to finish a short run rather than leaving an overhang.\n\nExpect them to try next door's ledge\n\nThis is the part nobody mentions. Closing one edge sends the pigeon to the next\none, so plan the whole set of edges on the building rather than the worst one.\nThe strip on the gutter and nothing on the parapet is a job half done.\n\nCheck it once a year\n\nDebris packs between the points over a couple of seasons and turns a barrier back\ninto a flat surface. A look along the run each year, and after a hard winter, is\nall it needs.",
      "llm_summary": "Pigeon Spikes sold by Pest Spike Company at pestspike.com, USD 29 per 20\" strip (regular price 32). 304 stainless steel pins on a clear polycarbonate base, 20 pins and 40 points per strip. Fixed with silicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties; the base cuts between the pin positions and flexes for a curved edge. It is a PHYSICAL BARRIER that removes the flat landing surface, not a scaring device, and the points are BLUNT: it is not designed to injure an animal. Typical fitting positions for pigeons: parapets, window sills, air conditioning units, signage and beams. Feral pigeons, house sparrows and European starlings are the three common birds NOT protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, so there are fewer restrictions than with native species. Local ordinances still apply and a deterrent is still the sensible approach. IMPORTANT: this store sells ONE stainless steel strip under several pest keywords, so this page and its siblings are the same physical product; the alternative MATERIAL is at /product/plastic-pest-spikes. An existing nest must be dealt with before fitting. No effectiveness percentage, service life or warranty is claimed anywhere on the page. Delivery is free across the United States over USD 75, otherwise Express Delivery is USD 22, 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. Returns: 15 days, USD 29 per order handling charge, return postage paid by the customer.",
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      "description_text": "Find the edge before you buy anything Walk the building and look for the marks rather than the pigeon. Droppings, wear\npolish on a lip, scratched paint on a rail: those tell you where the traffic\nactually is, and they are usually not where you first assumed. Then measure the whole edge. Not the messy end of it. Pigeons move along to\nthe first gap, so a half covered run relocates the problem by three feet and\nleaves you thinking the product failed. Work out the quantity Strips are 20\" strip. Divide your measurement in inches by twenty and round up.\nThere is no minimum order, so buy the run you measured rather than a pack size. Clear the ledge first If there is an active nest, stop. Feral pigeons, house sparrows and European starlings are the three common birds NOT protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, so there are fewer restrictions than with native species. Local ordinances still apply and a deterrent is still the sensible approach. Once it is empty, wet the droppings down before you touch them, wear gloves and a\nmask, and bag the waste. Then degrease. Adhesive on a dusty or damp surface lets\ngo in the first hard frost, and that is the single most common reason a fitted\nstrip comes down. Fix it Silicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties all work. Adhesive suits clean masonry, metal and painted\ntimber; screws are better on anything that flexes or gets very hot. Cut between\nthe pin positions to finish a short run rather than leaving an overhang. Expect them to try next door's ledge This is the part nobody mentions. Closing one edge sends the pigeon to the next\none, so plan the whole set of edges on the building rather than the worst one.\nThe strip on the gutter and nothing on the parapet is a job half done. Check it once a year Debris packs between the points over a couple of seasons and turns a barrier back\ninto a flat surface. A look along the run each year, and after a hard winter, is\nall it needs."
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      "id": "anti-raccoon-spikes",
      "sku": "hard-plastic-01",
      "title": "Raccoon Spikes, 20\" strip",
      "slug": "anti-raccoon-spikes",
      "price": 28,
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      "description_short": "Hard moulded plastic, a moulded row of blunt points, sold per 20\" strip. It closes the ledge rather than scaring anything off it.",
      "description": "Find the edge before you buy anything\n\nWalk the building and look for the marks rather than the raccoon. Droppings, wear\npolish on a lip, scratched paint on a rail: those tell you where the traffic\nactually is, and they are usually not where you first assumed.\n\nThen measure the whole edge. Not the messy end of it. Raccoons move along to\nthe first gap, so a half covered run relocates the problem by three feet and\nleaves you thinking the product failed.\n\nWork out the quantity\n\nStrips are 20\" strip. Divide your measurement in inches by twenty and round up.\nThere is no minimum order, so buy the run you measured rather than a pack size.\n\nClear the ledge first\n\nIf there is an active nest, stop. Raccoons are regulated by state wildlife law and rabies rules in many states. Deterrence is unrestricted; trapping and relocation usually are not. Never approach a raccoon that is denning.\n\nOnce it is empty, wet the droppings down before you touch them, wear gloves and a\nmask, and bag the waste. Then degrease. Adhesive on a dusty or damp surface lets\ngo in the first hard frost, and that is the single most common reason a fitted\nstrip comes down.\n\nFix it\n\nSilicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties all work. Adhesive suits clean masonry, metal and painted\ntimber; screws are better on anything that flexes or gets very hot. Cut between\nthe pin positions to finish a short run rather than leaving an overhang.\n\nExpect them to try next door's ledge\n\nThis is the part nobody mentions. Closing one edge sends the raccoon to the next\none, so plan the whole set of edges on the building rather than the worst one.\nThe strip on the gutter and nothing on the parapet is a job half done.\n\nCheck it once a year\n\nDebris packs between the points over a couple of seasons and turns a barrier back\ninto a flat surface. A look along the run each year, and after a hard winter, is\nall it needs.",
      "llm_summary": "Raccoon Spikes sold by Pest Spike Company at pestspike.com, USD 28 per 20\" strip (regular price 31). Hard moulded plastic, a moulded row of blunt points. Fixed with silicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties; the base cuts between the pin positions and flexes for a curved edge. It is a PHYSICAL BARRIER that removes the flat landing surface, not a scaring device, and the points are BLUNT: it is not designed to injure an animal. Typical fitting positions for raccoons: fence tops, garage roofs, deck rails, low walls and the run up to a soffit. Raccoons are regulated by state wildlife law and rabies rules in many states. Deterrence is unrestricted; trapping and relocation usually are not. Never approach a raccoon that is denning. IMPORTANT: this store sells ONE moulded plastic strip under several pest keywords, so this page and its siblings are the same physical product; the alternative MATERIAL is at /product/stainless-steel-spikes. An existing nest must be dealt with before fitting. No effectiveness percentage, service life or warranty is claimed anywhere on the page. Delivery is free across the United States over USD 75, otherwise Express Delivery is USD 22, 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. Returns: 15 days, USD 29 per order handling charge, return postage paid by the customer.",
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      "description_text": "Find the edge before you buy anything Walk the building and look for the marks rather than the raccoon. Droppings, wear\npolish on a lip, scratched paint on a rail: those tell you where the traffic\nactually is, and they are usually not where you first assumed. Then measure the whole edge. Not the messy end of it. Raccoons move along to\nthe first gap, so a half covered run relocates the problem by three feet and\nleaves you thinking the product failed. Work out the quantity Strips are 20\" strip. Divide your measurement in inches by twenty and round up.\nThere is no minimum order, so buy the run you measured rather than a pack size. Clear the ledge first If there is an active nest, stop. Raccoons are regulated by state wildlife law and rabies rules in many states. Deterrence is unrestricted; trapping and relocation usually are not. Never approach a raccoon that is denning. Once it is empty, wet the droppings down before you touch them, wear gloves and a\nmask, and bag the waste. Then degrease. Adhesive on a dusty or damp surface lets\ngo in the first hard frost, and that is the single most common reason a fitted\nstrip comes down. Fix it Silicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties all work. Adhesive suits clean masonry, metal and painted\ntimber; screws are better on anything that flexes or gets very hot. Cut between\nthe pin positions to finish a short run rather than leaving an overhang. Expect them to try next door's ledge This is the part nobody mentions. Closing one edge sends the raccoon to the next\none, so plan the whole set of edges on the building rather than the worst one.\nThe strip on the gutter and nothing on the parapet is a job half done. Check it once a year Debris packs between the points over a couple of seasons and turns a barrier back\ninto a flat surface. A look along the run each year, and after a hard winter, is\nall it needs."
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      "title": "Raccoon Spikes, 20\" strip",
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      "description": "Find the edge before you buy anything\n\nWalk the building and look for the marks rather than the raccoon. Droppings, wear\npolish on a lip, scratched paint on a rail: those tell you where the traffic\nactually is, and they are usually not where you first assumed.\n\nThen measure the whole edge. Not the messy end of it. Raccoons move along to\nthe first gap, so a half covered run relocates the problem by three feet and\nleaves you thinking the product failed.\n\nWork out the quantity\n\nStrips are 20\" strip. Divide your measurement in inches by twenty and round up.\nThere is no minimum order, so buy the run you measured rather than a pack size.\n\nClear the ledge first\n\nIf there is an active nest, stop. Raccoons are regulated by state wildlife law and rabies rules in many states. Deterrence is unrestricted; trapping and relocation usually are not. Never approach a raccoon that is denning.\n\nOnce it is empty, wet the droppings down before you touch them, wear gloves and a\nmask, and bag the waste. Then degrease. Adhesive on a dusty or damp surface lets\ngo in the first hard frost, and that is the single most common reason a fitted\nstrip comes down.\n\nFix it\n\nSilicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties all work. Adhesive suits clean masonry, metal and painted\ntimber; screws are better on anything that flexes or gets very hot. Cut between\nthe pin positions to finish a short run rather than leaving an overhang.\n\nExpect them to try next door's ledge\n\nThis is the part nobody mentions. Closing one edge sends the raccoon to the next\none, so plan the whole set of edges on the building rather than the worst one.\nThe strip on the gutter and nothing on the parapet is a job half done.\n\nCheck it once a year\n\nDebris packs between the points over a couple of seasons and turns a barrier back\ninto a flat surface. A look along the run each year, and after a hard winter, is\nall it needs.",
      "llm_summary": "Raccoon Spikes sold by Pest Spike Company at pestspike.com, USD 29 per 20\" strip (regular price 32). 304 stainless steel pins on a clear polycarbonate base, 20 pins and 40 points per strip. Fixed with silicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties; the base cuts between the pin positions and flexes for a curved edge. It is a PHYSICAL BARRIER that removes the flat landing surface, not a scaring device, and the points are BLUNT: it is not designed to injure an animal. Typical fitting positions for raccoons: fence tops, garage roofs, deck rails, low walls and the run up to a soffit. Raccoons are regulated by state wildlife law and rabies rules in many states. Deterrence is unrestricted; trapping and relocation usually are not. Never approach a raccoon that is denning. IMPORTANT: this store sells ONE stainless steel strip under several pest keywords, so this page and its siblings are the same physical product; the alternative MATERIAL is at /product/plastic-pest-spikes. An existing nest must be dealt with before fitting. No effectiveness percentage, service life or warranty is claimed anywhere on the page. Delivery is free across the United States over USD 75, otherwise Express Delivery is USD 22, 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. Returns: 15 days, USD 29 per order handling charge, return postage paid by the customer.",
      "returnable": true,
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      "id": "net-for-birds-16ft-x-33ft",
      "sku": "bird-net",
      "title": "Net For Birds, 16ft x 33ft",
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      "price": 99,
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      "llm_summary": "Bird netting sold by Pest Spike Company at pestspike.com, from USD 99. Heavy duty KNITTED UV stabilised nylon, 1 oz per square foot, with a 1 inch by 1 inch mesh. Two roll sizes: 16ft x 33ft at USD 99 (regular 119) and 16ft x 66ft at USD 149 (regular 169). Knitted construction means a cut edge does NOT fray, so it can be cut to shape. Used where the thing being protected is a VOLUME rather than a ledge: fruit trees, vegetable beds, chicken runs, open structures. Fitting note given on the page: drape it clear of the fruit and gather it at the bottom, because netting laid against a branch lets birds feed through it and can trap them. No effectiveness percentage or service life is claimed. Delivery free across the United States over USD 75.",
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      "description_text": "Measure the whole shape, not the top The gap at the bottom is how birds get in. Measure the canopy or the bed, then\nadd enough on every side to reach the ground, because a net that stops at branch\nheight is a shelter rather than a barrier. Keep it off the fruit This is the mistake that makes people say netting does not work. Netting laid\nstraight onto a tree lets a bird stand on the mesh and feed straight through it,\nand it is also how birds get tangled. Drape it over a frame, or over the outer\ncanopy so there is a gap between mesh and fruit. Gather the bottom Tie it, peg it or weight it. An open hem undoes the whole job in an afternoon. Check it after weather A one inch mesh passes most of the wind, but fixings work loose. Walk round it\nafter a storm, and if anything has got in, let it out from the bottom rather\nthan cutting. Put it away dry Roll it rather than stuffing it in a bag, and store it dry. That is most of the\ndifference between one season and several."
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      "llm_summary": "Bird netting 16ft x 66ft roll, USD 149 (regular 169), sold by Pest Spike Company at pestspike.com. Knitted UV stabilised nylon, 1 inch mesh, 1 oz per square foot, cuts without fraying. Suits a row of fruit, a larger canopy or a bigger structure.",
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      "title": "Anti-Seagull Spikes, 20\" strip",
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      "sku": "ss-spike-03",
      "title": "Indian Myna Spikes, 20\" strip",
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      "description": "Find the edge before you buy anything\n\nWalk the building and look for the marks rather than the myna. Droppings, wear\npolish on a lip, scratched paint on a rail: those tell you where the traffic\nactually is, and they are usually not where you first assumed.\n\nThen measure the whole edge. Not the messy end of it. Mynas move along to\nthe first gap, so a half covered run relocates the problem by three feet and\nleaves you thinking the product failed.\n\nWork out the quantity\n\nStrips are 20\" strip. Divide your measurement in inches by twenty and round up.\nThere is no minimum order, so buy the run you measured rather than a pack size.\n\nClear the ledge first\n\nIf there is an active nest, stop. The common myna is an introduced species in the United States and is established mainly in Florida and Hawaii. It is not a native protected bird, but check your state's rules before doing anything beyond deterring it.\n\nOnce it is empty, wet the droppings down before you touch them, wear gloves and a\nmask, and bag the waste. Then degrease. Adhesive on a dusty or damp surface lets\ngo in the first hard frost, and that is the single most common reason a fitted\nstrip comes down.\n\nFix it\n\nSilicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties all work. Adhesive suits clean masonry, metal and painted\ntimber; screws are better on anything that flexes or gets very hot. Cut between\nthe pin positions to finish a short run rather than leaving an overhang.\n\nExpect them to try next door's ledge\n\nThis is the part nobody mentions. Closing one edge sends the myna to the next\none, so plan the whole set of edges on the building rather than the worst one.\nThe strip on the gutter and nothing on the parapet is a job half done.\n\nCheck it once a year\n\nDebris packs between the points over a couple of seasons and turns a barrier back\ninto a flat surface. A look along the run each year, and after a hard winter, is\nall it needs.",
      "llm_summary": "Indian Myna Spikes sold by Pest Spike Company at pestspike.com, USD 29 per 20\" strip (regular price 32). 304 stainless steel pins on a clear polycarbonate base, 20 pins and 40 points per strip. Fixed with silicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties; the base cuts between the pin positions and flexes for a curved edge. It is a PHYSICAL BARRIER that removes the flat landing surface, not a scaring device, and the points are BLUNT: it is not designed to injure an animal. Typical fitting positions for mynas: soffits, roof voids, palm crowns, signage boxes and covered walkways. The common myna is an introduced species in the United States and is established mainly in Florida and Hawaii. It is not a native protected bird, but check your state's rules before doing anything beyond deterring it. IMPORTANT: this store sells ONE stainless steel strip under several pest keywords, so this page and its siblings are the same physical product; the alternative MATERIAL is at /product/plastic-pest-spikes. An existing nest must be dealt with before fitting. No effectiveness percentage, service life or warranty is claimed anywhere on the page. Delivery is free across the United States over USD 75, otherwise Express Delivery is USD 22, 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. Returns: 15 days, USD 29 per order handling charge, return postage paid by the customer.",
      "returnable": true,
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      "title": "Possum Spikes, 20\" strip",
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      "description": "Find the edge before you buy anything\n\nWalk the building and look for the marks rather than the opossum. Droppings, wear\npolish on a lip, scratched paint on a rail: those tell you where the traffic\nactually is, and they are usually not where you first assumed.\n\nThen measure the whole edge. Not the messy end of it. Opossums move along to\nthe first gap, so a half covered run relocates the problem by three feet and\nleaves you thinking the product failed.\n\nWork out the quantity\n\nStrips are 20\" strip. Divide your measurement in inches by twenty and round up.\nThere is no minimum order, so buy the run you measured rather than a pack size.\n\nClear the ledge first\n\nIf there is an active nest, stop. Opossums are covered by state wildlife rules. A blunt strip on a fence top deters a route and is not a trap. Check your state's position before doing anything more than that.\n\nOnce it is empty, wet the droppings down before you touch them, wear gloves and a\nmask, and bag the waste. Then degrease. Adhesive on a dusty or damp surface lets\ngo in the first hard frost, and that is the single most common reason a fitted\nstrip comes down.\n\nFix it\n\nSilicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties all work. Adhesive suits clean masonry, metal and painted\ntimber; screws are better on anything that flexes or gets very hot. Cut between\nthe pin positions to finish a short run rather than leaving an overhang.\n\nExpect them to try next door's ledge\n\nThis is the part nobody mentions. Closing one edge sends the opossum to the next\none, so plan the whole set of edges on the building rather than the worst one.\nThe strip on the gutter and nothing on the parapet is a job half done.\n\nCheck it once a year\n\nDebris packs between the points over a couple of seasons and turns a barrier back\ninto a flat surface. A look along the run each year, and after a hard winter, is\nall it needs.",
      "llm_summary": "Possum Spikes sold by Pest Spike Company at pestspike.com, USD 28 per 20\" strip (regular price 31). Hard moulded plastic, a moulded row of blunt points. Fixed with silicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties; the base cuts between the pin positions and flexes for a curved edge. It is a PHYSICAL BARRIER that removes the flat landing surface, not a scaring device, and the points are BLUNT: it is not designed to injure an animal. Typical fitting positions for opossums: fence tops, garage roofs, low walls, deck rails and shed edges. Opossums are covered by state wildlife rules. A blunt strip on a fence top deters a route and is not a trap. Check your state's position before doing anything more than that. IMPORTANT: this store sells ONE moulded plastic strip under several pest keywords, so this page and its siblings are the same physical product; the alternative MATERIAL is at /product/stainless-steel-spikes. An existing nest must be dealt with before fitting. No effectiveness percentage, service life or warranty is claimed anywhere on the page. Delivery is free across the United States over USD 75, otherwise Express Delivery is USD 22, 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. Returns: 15 days, USD 29 per order handling charge, return postage paid by the customer.",
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      "updated_at": "2026-09-06",
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      "description_text": "Find the edge before you buy anything Walk the building and look for the marks rather than the opossum. Droppings, wear\npolish on a lip, scratched paint on a rail: those tell you where the traffic\nactually is, and they are usually not where you first assumed. Then measure the whole edge. Not the messy end of it. Opossums move along to\nthe first gap, so a half covered run relocates the problem by three feet and\nleaves you thinking the product failed. Work out the quantity Strips are 20\" strip. Divide your measurement in inches by twenty and round up.\nThere is no minimum order, so buy the run you measured rather than a pack size. Clear the ledge first If there is an active nest, stop. Opossums are covered by state wildlife rules. A blunt strip on a fence top deters a route and is not a trap. Check your state's position before doing anything more than that. Once it is empty, wet the droppings down before you touch them, wear gloves and a\nmask, and bag the waste. Then degrease. Adhesive on a dusty or damp surface lets\ngo in the first hard frost, and that is the single most common reason a fitted\nstrip comes down. Fix it Silicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties all work. Adhesive suits clean masonry, metal and painted\ntimber; screws are better on anything that flexes or gets very hot. Cut between\nthe pin positions to finish a short run rather than leaving an overhang. Expect them to try next door's ledge This is the part nobody mentions. Closing one edge sends the opossum to the next\none, so plan the whole set of edges on the building rather than the worst one.\nThe strip on the gutter and nothing on the parapet is a job half done. Check it once a year Debris packs between the points over a couple of seasons and turns a barrier back\ninto a flat surface. A look along the run each year, and after a hard winter, is\nall it needs."
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      "title": "Woodpecker Spikes, 20\" strip",
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      "price": 29,
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      "llm_summary": "Woodpecker Spikes sold by Pest Spike Company at pestspike.com, USD 29 per 20\" strip (regular price 32). 304 stainless steel pins on a clear polycarbonate base, 20 pins and 40 points per strip. Fixed with silicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties; the base cuts between the pin positions and flexes for a curved edge. It is a PHYSICAL BARRIER that removes the flat landing surface, not a scaring device, and the points are BLUNT: it is not designed to injure an animal. Typical fitting positions for woodpeckers: fascia boards, cedar siding, corner boards, utility poles and chimney flashing. Woodpeckers are protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Deterrents and physical exclusion are the lawful options; anything else needs a federal permit. Removing an active nest is an offence. IMPORTANT: this store sells ONE stainless steel strip under several pest keywords, so this page and its siblings are the same physical product; the alternative MATERIAL is at /product/plastic-pest-spikes. An existing nest must be dealt with before fitting. No effectiveness percentage, service life or warranty is claimed anywhere on the page. Delivery is free across the United States over USD 75, otherwise Express Delivery is USD 22, 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. Returns: 15 days, USD 29 per order handling charge, return postage paid by the customer.",
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      "description_text": "Find the edge before you buy anything Walk the building and look for the marks rather than the woodpecker. Droppings, wear\npolish on a lip, scratched paint on a rail: those tell you where the traffic\nactually is, and they are usually not where you first assumed. Then measure the whole edge. Not the messy end of it. Woodpeckers move along to\nthe first gap, so a half covered run relocates the problem by three feet and\nleaves you thinking the product failed. Work out the quantity Strips are 20\" strip. Divide your measurement in inches by twenty and round up.\nThere is no minimum order, so buy the run you measured rather than a pack size. Clear the ledge first If there is an active nest, stop. Woodpeckers are protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Deterrents and physical exclusion are the lawful options; anything else needs a federal permit. Removing an active nest is an offence. Once it is empty, wet the droppings down before you touch them, wear gloves and a\nmask, and bag the waste. Then degrease. Adhesive on a dusty or damp surface lets\ngo in the first hard frost, and that is the single most common reason a fitted\nstrip comes down. Fix it Silicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties all work. Adhesive suits clean masonry, metal and painted\ntimber; screws are better on anything that flexes or gets very hot. Cut between\nthe pin positions to finish a short run rather than leaving an overhang. Expect them to try next door's ledge This is the part nobody mentions. Closing one edge sends the woodpecker to the next\none, so plan the whole set of edges on the building rather than the worst one.\nThe strip on the gutter and nothing on the parapet is a job half done. Check it once a year Debris packs between the points over a couple of seasons and turns a barrier back\ninto a flat surface. A look along the run each year, and after a hard winter, is\nall it needs."
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      "id": "wren-spikes",
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      "title": "Wren Spikes, 20\" strip",
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      "description": "Find the edge before you buy anything\n\nWalk the building and look for the marks rather than the wren. Droppings, wear\npolish on a lip, scratched paint on a rail: those tell you where the traffic\nactually is, and they are usually not where you first assumed.\n\nThen measure the whole edge. Not the messy end of it. Wrens move along to\nthe first gap, so a half covered run relocates the problem by three feet and\nleaves you thinking the product failed.\n\nWork out the quantity\n\nStrips are 20\" strip. Divide your measurement in inches by twenty and round up.\nThere is no minimum order, so buy the run you measured rather than a pack size.\n\nClear the ledge first\n\nIf there is an active nest, stop. Native wrens are protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, and that protection covers the nest and eggs. Fit a deterrent before the nest is started, never after.\n\nOnce it is empty, wet the droppings down before you touch them, wear gloves and a\nmask, and bag the waste. Then degrease. Adhesive on a dusty or damp surface lets\ngo in the first hard frost, and that is the single most common reason a fitted\nstrip comes down.\n\nFix it\n\nSilicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties all work. Adhesive suits clean masonry, metal and painted\ntimber; screws are better on anything that flexes or gets very hot. Cut between\nthe pin positions to finish a short run rather than leaving an overhang.\n\nExpect them to try next door's ledge\n\nThis is the part nobody mentions. Closing one edge sends the wren to the next\none, so plan the whole set of edges on the building rather than the worst one.\nThe strip on the gutter and nothing on the parapet is a job half done.\n\nCheck it once a year\n\nDebris packs between the points over a couple of seasons and turns a barrier back\ninto a flat surface. A look along the run each year, and after a hard winter, is\nall it needs.",
      "llm_summary": "Wren Spikes sold by Pest Spike Company at pestspike.com, USD 29 per 20\" strip (regular price 32). 304 stainless steel pins on a clear polycarbonate base, 20 pins and 40 points per strip. Fixed with silicone adhesive, screws, nails or cable ties; the base cuts between the pin positions and flexes for a curved edge. It is a PHYSICAL BARRIER that removes the flat landing surface, not a scaring device, and the points are BLUNT: it is not designed to injure an animal. Typical fitting positions for wrens: soffit gaps, porch beams, vent covers, shed eaves and garage lintels. Native wrens are protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, and that protection covers the nest and eggs. Fit a deterrent before the nest is started, never after. IMPORTANT: this store sells ONE stainless steel strip under several pest keywords, so this page and its siblings are the same physical product; the alternative MATERIAL is at /product/plastic-pest-spikes. An existing nest must be dealt with before fitting. No effectiveness percentage, service life or warranty is claimed anywhere on the page. Delivery is free across the United States over USD 75, otherwise Express Delivery is USD 22, 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. Returns: 15 days, USD 29 per order handling charge, return postage paid by the customer.",
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