Bird Pigeon Repellent Gel
SKU: RXSOL-15-1555-005
INTERT OIL BASED THIXOTROPIC BIRD DETERRENT GEL
RXSOL Bird / Pigeon Repellent Gel is suitable for preventing the colonization of most types of birds like feral pigeons, starlings, sparrows, crows, etc. Rxsol Bird / Pigeon Repellent Gel is in the form of a gel which when applied creates an unstable surface unacceptable to birds & thus deters their presence. It is inert and contains no poison, so no damage is done to birds that may momentarily touch the surface. Furthermore, birds don’t get stuck to the material. It is water repellent, insoluble and immiscible and can be considered as a water proofing agent to surfaces, thereby preventing such conditions as frost damage. and moss growth. RXSOL Bird / Pigeon Repellent Gel is transparrent when applied and merely gives a sheen to the surface covered. Static over a temperature range of – 30°C To + 120°C . RXSOL Bird / Pigeon Repellent Gel is completely Non-Toxic and harmless to humans, birds and the environment. It can be applied to all surfaces, whether straight, angular or sloped . Completely non-corrosive and water resistant.
Application
Rxsol Bird / Pigeon Repellent Gel repels pest birds including pigeons, starlings, house sparrows and more. Effective coverage: At 3 mm thickness, 3 Kgs of Rxsol Bird / Pigeon Repellent Gel will cover an area of approximately 1 Sq. Meter
Rxsol Bird / Pigeon Repellent Gel has particular value in sensitive establishments such as:
- Manufacturing Units
- Stores and Depots of Equipments and Materials
- Railway
- Marine and Naval Boal / Vessel
- Airfields and Aircraft maintenance areas
- Shipyards, Dockyards and Naval Repair Yards
- Pharmaceutical units, Automobile & Oil industry
Rxsol Bird / Pigeon Repellent Gel is a physical deterrent that can be applied to many surfaces
Precautions
Pigeon droppings contain e-coli bacteria and cause many problems to asthma sufferers It is estimated that 2,000 people a year are catching infections from wild pigeons, which carry up to 60 diseases. In 5 years the number of pigeons in british towns and citys have doubled. The problem in the past was how to combat the hazards of cleaning the areas where pigeons frequent.
Future Developments Have formulated an answer to this problem. By using this product through a pressure washer at a dilution of 5% (which is the normal setting for most machines) it will clean the area and kill the bacteria in pigeon droppings. The odour given of by this product although pleasant for humans is disliked by pigeons so if the chemical is put in an area where pigeons sit they will move away to another area.