I found the following in the Motoring section of our major daily broadsheet
newspaper The Sydney Morning Herald on Saturday.
"Feline Fighter -
Retaliating against paw prints on gleaming paintwork and the occasional
mischievous and unwelcome deposit, the Japanese have produced a weapon
against maruading felines - Cat Repellent for Cars. Made of natural
ingredients, it's a citrus fragence that cats hate but which smells
refreshing to humans. The fragrence emerges from a small container with
suction caps which attach to the bonnet or wheels."
I know we would all rather see the end of this thread, but this was timely
and (I think) useful. Please don't ask me for further info as there is none.
At 04:46 PM 8/11/96 PST, you wrote:
>Not to reopen the great cat debate, but I recently saw in a catalog
(Solutions)
>something called a "Tattle Tale". It's a small battery operated device that
>uses a motion detector. "With the slightest vibration, a two-second alarm
sends
>your pet scurrying." It costs around $30. And sounds like it just might
work.
>Sorry but I don't know their phone number.
>
>Joseph
>'67 Roadster
>(No stock in Tattle Tale or Solutions)
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