Storystore Steel Wool Mice Control, 60 FT Stainless Steel Wool Fill Fabric Roll, Gap Blocker Coarse Wire Hardware Cloth DIY Kit for Holes, Wall, Garden, Kitchen, Pipeline in Garage

A whole LOT of freaking steel wool. I was not paying attention when I saw the advertisement. IF you have a use for this much steel wool CONGRATULATIONS. I opened the package, said OMG and returned it after a glare from the wife. I myself was ready to keep my large rolls of steel wool, but happy wife, happy life.

I am building an outside kitchen. This and some stainless steelwool are used to allow ventilation, but keeps the critters out. Stuff it in all gaps open to the outside of the cabinets. It can also be used to seal around the bottom of hot tub panels to keep mice from homesteading.

Junk- this is absolutely not stainless steel wool! Mine started rusting within one week. Total junk

I used it to plug holes and spaces in my mountain cabin where mice would get in. Around pipes, between cabinets and stove, etc. Since I put it in- nothing. They hate it apparently because they can't chew threw it. I am sure it is great for 1000 other uses- but just wanted to comment on how I used it.

It still can rust when sitting in water.

Used for mice protection. Works great easy to use and cut and great value for the money!

Product is easy to use for plugging rodent entry points into buildings. I had a number of chases where wires AC lines and other utilities entered by crawl space through pvc pipe chases. The stainless steel wool allowed me to plug openings with a material that does not rust and is impervious to critters.

Beware - this is not stainless. I stuffed it in the bottom of the metal siding on my building to keep mice out. Real difficult to replace now that the spray foam insulation is in. Bought 16 rolls. I got ripped off.