how to repel this creature named CRICKET (insect)

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Hello sir

These creature named CRICKET



is a major issue in these rainy days for my parents & elders :roll:

An irritating chirping sound produced by them in home do not allow us to take a tight sleep for nights

:-x

we ve implanted so many options other than electronics so

please help , as i listned somewhere that an option is present in electronics to get bugs & insect away but . .

i ve no idea so please help . . thanks
 

kk but this are complicated as they are microcontrollers so is there any home made option ?
 

keith1200rs said:
I guess you didn't bother reading the information at the link I posted.

Keith
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yeah i read , but its very homely wht i want to do & i don't want to kill i just want to repel them out of my house thats it.
they can survive out of my home in my garden or anywhere they want but thier presence is too much annoying for us . .
sometimes the take a fly & directly attack eyes & ears which i didn't expalin above . . the situation is getting too much irritating one
 

There is a chance you can use:

a) an ultrasonic frequency that will repel the invaders. Devices are advertised with the claim they will repel rodents, etc. Whether they work is debated.

b) a recording of predators (mouse, rat, owl, etc.). It may require ultrasonic sound playback. Play it a few times a day, and after a few days you may not need to play it as often.

c) find out if there is a food or oil or solvent, etc., that produces an odor that repels the invaders.
 







hmm ya thats it , these could be a solution & i need such things , as all are temporary till rainy season . . thanks sir :razz:
 

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