XPost: alt.consumers.experiences 
 From: johnl@tcm.net 
  
 On Sun, 12 Jun 2005 20:45:23 GMT, "Ken Moiarty"  
 wrote: 
  
 >Hi, 
 >I'm interested in trying one of those ultrasonic cat repellant devices to 
 >keep a certain person's cat from peeing in certain areas of our house. 
  
 "IN your house"? Won't the cat just pee in another area in the house? 
 Or did you mean an outdoor area near your house? 
 Some  years back, there was a cat that insisted on peeing on my 
 garbage bag stored under the back stoop. On garbage day I would 
 put it out, and then find my hand smelled like skunk. I opened a can 
 of tuna, and laced it with tobasco sauce. I guess the cat couldn't 
 resist it, because the can was emptied. And I never saw that cat 
 around again. 
 Check on the web - there are mixes you can make that will repel cats - 
 many contain pepper, or lemon - cat's don't like citrus scent. There 
 are plants you could plant that cats don't like, e.g. lemon geranium. 
 You could get a dog! 
  
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