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How to Keep Birds From Building Nests in Gutters

    • 1). Remove any dirt or debris from the area to be treated. Allow the area to dry completely before applying the gel.

    • 2). Cut the tip of the gel tube off with a razor knife at a slight angle. Puncture the seal in the tip of the tube with a long nail. Insert the gel tube into the caulking gun.

    • 3). Place double-sided tape on the outer rim of the gutter, the inside bottom of the gutter and along the edges of any other areas where the gel will be applied.

    • 4). Apply a bead of the gel up to a 1/2-inch wide and high on the tape along the outer rim of the gutter. Apply another bead of the gel along the tape in the inside bottom of the gutter.

    • 5). Apply a bead up to 1-inch wide on the tape along the edges of wider surfaces nearby where birds may land.

    • 6). Remove old or dirty gel, after six to 12 months, by pulling up the double-sided tape with the gel on it from the treated area. Reapply the tape and gel, as needed.

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