Bird Repellent Gel – Combirepel Non Toxic Non hazardous animal, rodent and insect repellant

Birds are beautiful creatures that everyone would like to have around them. But soon you’ll know that some of the flying creatures will inflict damage to precious monuments. Very few people have random, unpleasant thoughts when they see magnificent birds flying around or perching on top of heritage buildings. People will get chills if they witness rodents crawling through a building or a severe infestation from insects. Besides, those birds can cause horrific damage which leads to huge expenses in repairs.

These graceful creatures play a vital role in our ecosystem by promoting plant reproduction as they are one of the seed dispersers. At the same time suddenly these contributors become agents of destruction to heritage sites the moment they enter cities. Unfortunately, many people are not aware of the fact that bird dropping can also cause significant damage. Birds like pigeons, starlings, sparrows, crows and gulls may have a huge effect on the lifespan of heritage sites. They make a nest and roost both outside and inside the buildings.

Heritage buildings represent the history and culture of a nation. It provides a sense of identity and continuity in a fast-changing world for future generations, thus it is essential to conserve irreplaceable sources of life and inspiration!

Let’s have a look at some reported news for bird nuisance.

The loft of pigeons a threat to the heritage structure

Deccan Herald | June 23, 2020

People, claiming to be generous, offer food – grains, cereals, and even glucose-rich biscuits- in front of Kote Anjaneya Swamy temple, up to Chamaraja Circle, where a statue of the late Maharaja Chamaraja Wadiyar X is housed in an ornate canopy.

The presence of hundreds of pigeons, their feeding and flying in hordes offer a great sight. But, those who enjoy the sight seem to ignore the harm to both, the heritage structure and also the birds.

Longer stays by blue rock pigeons at a particular place causes irreversible damage due to their droppings, which contain a compound called saltpeter or potassium nitrate. It is a threat to the marble statue of Chamaraja Wadiyar X. Besides, the life-size statue of the late Maharaja, the artwork, canopy, cusped arches of the fort wall and other heritage structures are under threat due to the droppings.

Pigeons mar Moazzam Jahi restoration

Express News Service | August 22, 2019

Pigeons are turning out to be the latest deterrent for the restoration project of the iconic Moazzam Jahi Market. Sources said that pigeon-droppings have caused minor damages to some of the restored portions of the market.

“Pigeons are becoming a major nuisance. Feeding the birds in the vicinity is a major concern,” an official said. Some of these issues were discussed during an inspection by MAUD principal secretary Arvind Kumar, and GHMC Central Zone Commissioner Musharraf Faruqui, here on Wednesday. The damage that bird-droppings can cause to historic buildings is extensive. Apart from soiling aesthetics, the droppings contain acids that can damage the building surfaces. Studies have shown that the ill-effects could continue long after the droppings have been removed. During the inspection, it was also decided that the structure which was constructed in 1935, would have “cool, decentralized heritage lighting”. The flooring pattern of the roof was also decided to be of hard granite, officials said.

Forget about how gross the bird feces look but it can cause severe damage to heritage structures. Birds don’t urinate so they flush out nitrogenous waste in form of droppings only. Their droppings contain uric acid which is capable to harm any construction material such as iron, stone, brick, or wood. It will faint the color, even cause serious corrosion to metal roofing. Bird nests harbor parasites. Also, under bird roosting area is an ideal place to breed flies and other insects that may cause a health risk to humans such as skin irritation, disease, or allergic reactions.

Many people use anti-roosting spikes which will keep away those pesky birds but the fact is the spacing between these spikes allow smaller birds such as starlings, gulls, and sparrows. The commercial gel repellents can irritate human eyes and can glue the eyes on contact.

So how can you preserve those heritage sites from those pesky birds?

We at C Tech Corporation provide a solution to keep those creatures away from roosting.

C Tech Corporation became the world’s first organization to receive approval for our biocidal product families under the EU-BPR (European Union Biocide Product Regulation).

Combirepel^TMis engineered using a unique set of complex compounds that works on a repellency mechanism. It is extremely low-toxic, extremely low-hazardous, and eco-friendly and keeps birds away without killing them thus; maintains the balance of our ecosystem.

Combirepel^TM Bird Repellent Gel Lacquer is a topical application that is compatible with most surfaces such as wood, ceramic, polymer, cement, etc. It causes irritation to the pain receptors associated with taste and reduces the feeding rate of birds.

Also, this coat can be pH adjusted depending on the structure so it gets additional protection from acid rain.

The Bye-Bye Birdie Spray can be easily sprayed on windows, roofs, beams, and trusses, outdoor AC units, etc. to prevent roosting.

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Who does not like to awake on a sunny spring morning to the birds’ melody? But some birds can be a nuisance! Each spring, birds look for a new and comfy place to build their nests. Most people will be surprised to hear that they have a group of rats in their basement. But on the other hand, people are unconcerned about birds nesting in their attic. Strange isn’t it?

They could corrode roofs of houses by dropping large volumes of acidic excrement in the vicinity of the food and this condition provides an ideal environment for the growth of roof moss. The uric acid in the feces will also corrode stone, metal and do great damage to siding, insulation, air conditioning equipment, and machinery. They build their nests out of a bunch of straw, twigs, and grasses, which may trigger a fire hazard. In addition, starling nests clog gutters and drainage pipes, leading to significant water damage. Bird nests in chimneys and ventilation systems can also obstruct airflow and spread disease across the system.

Moreover, they can transmit dangerous diseases and cause costly structural damage to your house.

Here is how flying pests can damage properties!

Endangered California condors invade local’s home

California condors are rare to find as there are less than 500 left in the US and around 160 are left in the state. A flock of around 15 of them, however, have decided to take over a California woman’s deck.

Cinda Mickols’ daughter, Seana Quintero, took to twitter to start posting pictures and updates of the uninvited guests who have taken over her mother’s deck.

“Over the weekend more than 15 California condors descended on my mom’s house and trashed her deck. They still haven’t left. It sucks but also this is unheard of, there are only 160 of these birds flying free in the state and a flock of them decided to start a war with my mom,” she tweeted.

Hundreds of small birds invade two Arroyo Grande homes through chimneys

Hundreds of small birds called swifts are making their way into some Central Coast homes through chimneys in search of nesting sites and causing property damage. Nearly1000 swifts trying to fly out of the chimney and into the living room of a Montecito home. Luckily, a fireplace covering blocked them from getting inside. Experts said spring and summer are the prime nesting seasons for every bird in the county.

Besides this, you should consider the menace caused by birds in the same way as you would consider it for rodents and insects. Bacteria, fungi, and fungal agents found in their feces may be dangerous to one’s health. Airborne spores from drying feces in air ducts and vents may settle on exposed food and transmit disease. Ticks, fleas, mites, and other parasites, which are excellent transmitters of hundreds of viral and bacterial diseases, are also harbored by birds.

Many attempts have been made to control these creatures, but every approach is inconvenient. The root cause of the problem is not solved by killing because it leads to a never-ending bird elimination loop. Many people have used anti-roosting spikes to keep the birds away but the fact is the spacing between these spikes allows smaller birds such as starlings, gulls, and sparrows. The commercial gel repellents can irritate human eyes and bond the eyes.

You need to stay cautious so that birds making their tidy homes don’t disrupt your tidy home!

Combirepel™ is anti-rodent, anti-insect, and bird aversive developed by C Tech Corporation for a variety of applications.

Combirepel™ Bird Repellent Gel Lacquer is designed to keep birds at bay. This product is developed solely to keep birds from perching and roosting.

It is available in the form of lacquer and works on the principle of tactile repellence. The product causes the bird’s pain receptors associated with taste. Some birds use their sense of smell to determine whether the substance is dangerous or not. Repellent induces a physiological reaction in the birds, which they equate with a sensory cue and learn to avoid. As a result, their infestation is minimized, and harm is prevented.

The gel lacquer compatible with most of the surfaces and is easy to apply. Also, it can be directly applied to areas prone to bird roosting.

Our Bye-Bye Birdy bird repellent spray is very user-friendly and convenient for application.

Thus using the bird’s sensory mechanism we can get rid of them without causing them any physical harm.

Our products are RoHS, RoHS2, EU – BPR, REACH, APVMA, NEA compliant and FIFRA exempted.