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| Active Ingredient: | White Pepper 3% White Mineral Oil 87% Silica 10% |
| Target pests: | rodents |
| For use in: | residential and commercial applications...anywhere rodent activity is present. |
| Pet safe: | This product will not harm pets, but you should not allow pets to come in contact with this product as it will irritate them as well as rodents |
| Yield: | each pack contains 5 pre-baited Roadblock boxes with DeTour |
| Manufactured By: | PiGNX (UPC: 1-2-B-04) |
Product Documents
How does it Work?
Detour Rodent Repellent carries white pepper as its active ingredient. Its mode of action against rodents is irritation of the white pepper-sensitive primary afferent fibers in the nerve-endings of the ureter.
Will DeTour Kill Rodents?
NO– DeTour will not harm the rodents. It simply irritates the nerve-endings and gives the rodent a negative experience that causes them to look for the exits. If used on the exterior around rodent entry point rodents will be discouraged from ever entering.
Application Cautions
Make sure DeTour is never placed in areas where humans may accidentally come in contact with the product. Although it will not harm them, the white pepper may cause a reddening of the skin or eye irritation.
Rodents subjected to DeTour are under stress and may become visible. It is recommended to apply Detour when the establishment is closed to let the rodents make contact with the gel and exit the area of application.
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February 15, 2013Janet from Riverview, Florida asked:
QRodents have chewed through my pvc pipes under my mobile home. Is there anything I can put on the pipes?
I am replacing the pipes but do not want this to happen again. Is there a something I can wrap the pipes with to prevent them from chewing through?
AYou can try putting a repellent such as Roadblock for rodents in the areas where they are causing damage though over time the rodents will learn to ignore any repellents (repellents should only be used as part of your rodent control efforts) . You should also try to seal up the apron around the trailer so that the rodents cannot gain access. Putting out tamper resistant rat bait stations loaded with rodenticide will help reduce the rodent population in your area and should in the end help limit any damage these rodents may be causing.
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February 11, 2013Wfj from Philadelphia, Pa asked:
QDo I need the Bio-Repellent along with the Roadblocks?
AThe Detour Roadblocks actually contain the Bio-Repellent inside so you would not be required to also purchase the Bio-Repellent.
