Bird-X Bird Proof Gel, Sticky and Transparent Clear Gel, Long-Lasting and Easy to Use, Each Tube Covers 10 Linear feet, Pack of 3 Tubes (10 fl. oz. Each)

I had a very expensive canopy installed in my yard. After about two days the birds stating to sue it as their hang out spot. Of course with the birds come bird droppings. After some research I came across this caulk and determined it would be the best method to remedy my issue. The instructions say this stuff is sticky. Boy they were not kidding. Why going to apply this a highly recommend you wear close you intend to discard afterward. Regardless how careful you are it will get on you! I followed the application directions and applied it in a zig-zag manner on my canopy. Needless to say it worked like a charm and NO MORE BIRDS! I ordered the three pack, but only used one tube. If those little S.O.B's return I am ready!

Recently found a pigeon in our office building! Seems they have taken a liking to the place. Managed to coax that one back outside, but then, reviewing the premises, found several nesting and perching spots, with a lot of messy bird droppings, and a constant cooing sound where they had cozied up to several spots in the eaves. A professional pest remover was going to cost hundreds, or even more, so went online and good old Amazon stocks this product. It's basically just a very sticky substance that the birds don't like, since they can't comfortably nest. So, a deterrent to them settling in to stay. This was incredibly effective. Shooed them away from their various spots, laid down some beads of this stuff, following the provided instructions, and they came back to each spot just once, encountered this product, and promptly took off, and did not return. A few of them lost a few feathers, but none of them got stuck or trapped. They have not been back since, and we applied this in late April (is now nearly June). It has survived sun and rain and, even if another application is needed, it's very easy to apply, just using a standard caulking gun. Less than twenty bucks, only used one tube to solve our pigeon problem and still have two tubes left if they ever come back -- saved us a minimum pest removal cost of over $300, and, considering they said it could cost a thousand dollars, up to several thousand or more to "bird proof" our building, this was a massive cost savings! Very thankful to have come across this remedy. DISCLAIMER: No pigeons were harmed in the use of this product, or in the writing of this review! ;-)

I AM SANDWICHED IN A ROW HOUSE BETWEEN NEIGHBORS WHO FEED THE BIRDS BREAD., SO, I AM PLAGUED BY HOARDS OF BIRDS. THE BIRDS WOULD SIT ON THE WROUGHT IRON FENCE OF MY PATIO OHH ...10 TO 12 BIRDS AT A TIME ON 2 SIDES OF MY 4 SIDED FENCE, ON THE REGULAR AND JUST DO THEIR BUSINESS LIKE IT WAS LITERALLY A BATHROOM. I NEVER UNDERSTOOD THAT GROUP THING. ANYWAY, I WENT NUTS TRYING DETERRANTS...PREDATOR DECOYS, SPINNERS, OILS, SPRAYS, HOME REMEDIES...YOU NAME IT. I HESITATED TRYING THIS GEL FOR FEAR OF BIRDS GETTING STUCK AND THE MESS. HERE IS THE REVIEW WITH THE CAVEATS THAT PREVENT IT FROM BEING A 5 STAR ITEM. I DECIDED TO SPREAD IT ALLLL AROUND ON EACH LITTLE 5 ISH INCH SECTION OF MY FENCE (DESPERATION) AS WELL AS ON THE BOTTOM WRUNG SECTIONS...I USED A CRAFT STICK AND A MEDIUM COATING, NOT THICK SO AS NOT TO GET THEM STUCK, BUT BOTHERED. WELL, IT TOOK A FEW DAYS BECAUSE OF THE MAGNITUDE OF BIRDS I AM DEALING WITH, BUT ONCE A BIRD LANDED ON MY FENCE ONCE, THEY DID NOT COME BACK. THEY MUST HAVE TOLD THEIR BUDDIES TOO. I GET TICKLED SOMETIMES WHEN I SEE THEM REMEMBER ABOUT THE GEL ON THE FENCE AND CHANGE DIRECTION MID AIR. THEY STILL SWOOP AND FLY DANGEROUSLY CLOSE TO MY HEAD, BUT, THEY DO NOT USE MY FENCE FOR THEIR BATHROOM, ANYMORE. IT IS THE MOST EFFECTIVE THING I HAVE FOUND. THE CAVEATS: 1. IT IS VERY STICKY AND NOT EASILY REMOVED SO IT LOCKS THEM OUT, BUT, LIMITS MY USE TOO. 2.THE BIRDS AND SQUIRRELS HAVE MESSED UP MY FURNITURE COVERS TRYING TO GET THE GEL OFF OF THEM. 3. I HAVE TO KEEP GOING OUT TO CLEAN OFF THE FEATHERS AND MISC THAT ARE CAUGHT...BUT WORSE, THE ZILLION INSECTS CAUGHT.. (YUCK)..WHAT CAN I SAY..I BOUGHT SOME MORE.... GOOD LUCK.

Had a bad pigeon problem. This works so good. They have not been back and now I am not cleaning up bird poop all the time

Well it controls the birds BUT it is very hard to put on and makes a terrible sticky mess. Leaves or any debris stick to it and you can’t just take it off without getting it on your hands which has a warning on getting it on your skin. Leaves then blow off and now the sticky stuff is on the patio too.

This stuff does exactly what it is supposed to do. Discourage birds from roosting and building nests wherever you apply it. We had birds building nests under our deck and leaving droppings all over the patio beneath. I applied this product to the areas where the birds liked to hang out and now they stay away. It is very effective and durable but harmless to the birds. It just feels sticky to their feet and they stay off. It annoys them. Be careful applying it or you will learn firsthand, how well it works. I was applying it to the area we needed to treat and got just a dab of it on the side of the caulking gun. No big deal till I brushed my and against it and tried to rub it off on a cloth which only spread it on my hand further and managed to get it on the other hand too. Now I needed to go inside to clean up which means I had to touch the door knob. Now there is goo there too. Stay with me. Now at the sink I realize water is not taking it off and the knob there now has a slight residue too. Washing my hands is only spreading things around BOTH hands now. And it is so slight and barely noticeable but the feel of it is unmistakable. Now my wife comes home and asks me what is on the door knob and why does her hand feel sticky. I loudly proclaim, "Don't ... touch ... anything!" I thought the alcohol in hand sanitizer would help but I was wrong. In the end the only thing that worked for me was to just rub hard with a towel until it went away. Apparently the birds learn faster than I do.

This goop worked well to prevent birds from sitting on our back wall. However, after it rained for a few days here in Phoenix (monsoon season), it left quite a few smudge marks on my car. I put the repellent on the branches over my car in hopes it will prevent birds from continually pooping on it and while it prevented some birds from perching, the resulting mess it left has me wishing for the days it was just poop on the windshield. It is very difficult to clean and I'm sure is not great for the exposed car machinery (windshield wipers, headlights). **UPDATE** It has rained and this goop has now adhered to my car windows and will not clean off. DO NOT PUT THIS ANYWHERE YOU PARK YOUR CAR! Learn from my mistake, I am seriously regretting putting this over the branches near my car. If you plan to use this near any glass, be prepared to use a little elbow grease to clean it up. I would recommend placing ONLY in areas that will not be seen or need to be cleaned ie. roof tiles. An FYI, use dots about this wide (___) when applying. I noticed people said it trapped birds and after reviewing their photos, it looks like a majority of the complaints show a wide patch of goop, which understandably creates a tar pit that is not easy for birds to escape.

This stuff has legitimately worked on our pigeon problem. We had solar panels put in last summer and didn't think to get them surrounded with the chicken-wire-type obstruction. As a result, this spring a LOT of pigeons decided to make homes underneath our panels (~4 inches of space between the panels and the roof). I've been up twice and disbursed them, and got rid of their nests, but they just came back. This was a pretty bad problem at my house because there were about 15 to 20 pigeons living under my solar panels and pooping SO MUCH poop in my backyard, where my 4 small children play. Anyway, I bought this stuff after getting rid of their nests twice. I went up a third time and used a little caulk gun to lay this stuff down in little zig-zag patterns all around the perimeter of my solar panels, NOT on them, on the roof tiles around the sides, so they couldn't get underneath the panels without wading through it. It was a little difficult and a little scary to crawl around all over my roof doing this, but it took a lot less time and was a LOT cheaper than installing chicken wire. I have to say this: I thought the initial results were disappointing. The pigeons returned and were all strutting around on my roof within a few hours of my finishing. I was SO pissed. However, after about an hour of trying to figure out how to get back under the solar panels they decided they didn't like the sticky stuff and they left. There were 2 birds that toughed it out and got back under the solar panels, but I think they really didn't like the sticky stuff either because once they were under there, they wouldn't leave. It was about 2 days before they decided they were hungry enough to push back through it and left for good. I can claim that 2 weeks later NO PIGEONS HAVE RETURNED! I am very pleased with this stuff so far, but if it doesn't last very long and the pigeons come back within a month or so, I'll get back on here and amend my rating.

It works great

Ahuyenta a las palomas de una vez, pero si son demasiadas aves, quizá haya que aplicar el producto en diferentes áreas o con más frecuencia

ليس مجدي . غير نافع

المنتج سيئ جدا للأسف لا يساوي قيمته أبدااااااا لأن المحتوى قديم وجاف جدا لا يخرج من العبوة!!!وهذا يعد غشا تجاريا

until used - did not understand how it actually works, on site and in instruction on the tube - very wishy washy, safe for kids, birds, just repels birds, etc. What is it: 1) it is sticky gel, without scent 2) when applying in a line or as dots, but not heavy - bird arrives, finds something sticky under feet, does not like it, flies away - it is not washed away by rain or gets non-sticky over time (very long-lasting) The good: It works. After 2 weeks - the situation on the balcony got better. They still try to arrive, but no parties and love shack building attempts) and arriving much less. Before that there was a risk of a party club creation with no birth control space under the air-con box.)) The 'not so good': - it is quite sticky - washing if off with just "Fairy" - does not work. Need something more heavy duty like Solvol. Solvol helps, but it also takes some time even with it to get that out. Especially funny to unintentionally touch that space with hand or elbow and then find out that you're in that glue all around the cloth. (did not get too heavy so don't know if it washes away with regular laundry.) Basically - just need to be careful and think where you are applying it. - it is to be applied smart, not all over the place, and not in space where it can get unintentionally spread across the house Good stuff, when you need it and nothing else works. Just careful