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a_j_mair
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28th Apr 09 at 14:51   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
what do CD's do
IvIarkgraham
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28th Apr 09 at 16:29   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
im wondering about that too
Pip308
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cats dont like the reflections


Spread butter on the cats feet and put it in someone elses garden
andyc1234
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put carpet gripper strips along the tops of your fences. they will only try to get in your garden once
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my grandad hammered nails facing up all around the fence, also hung nettles in every corner of the garden
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Originally posted by pip308
cats dont like the reflections


I hold my cat to the mirror and it dont even look never mind stare!

I wanna see it go for itself
Mike GSi
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Cats are scared of citric acid fact. My ol dear used to put orange peelings around the pond to stop the cats eating our fish, lol it works though
Mark.W
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scatter a few old tea bags around where the cat normally goes in your garden and if the cat is leaving you little parcels in the same area all the time spray that area with WD40 sounds very strange but its suppose to work
Fad
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Just use chili peppers in isolated areas.

My mates Grandad just used to drop objects out of windows on them
Aaron
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Kurt
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put pepper dwn all over the garden..

they dont like pepper, the nose is sensetive.. somtimes have to sprinkle it on the bin bags.. and around them. it does work !!
Iain M
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anything with cistris in like mentioned before orange peal and lemon juice.
Matt L
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Originally posted by C2RL R
apparently so. i have one of the high pitched buzzer things though.


we have that frigging annoying though as me and the gf hear everytime we walk down the drive but parents dont hear it so wont turn it off
Ben-B
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i heard scattering chilli powder round the garden works..

if not a big staffie will sort that problem
smcGSI16V
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Go to the garden centre and buy some curry plants.

They actually work, I use them at home.

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