Snail/Slug Eradicator 2000

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Remove Snails from Your Garden Easily Remove those pesky snails ruining your garden in an efficient manner. Follow these simple steps. Make Sure You Print It Correctly To ensure no water seeps through, print part A at its full capacity of 100%. Don't let any water enter this vital piece. Step 1: Create the Perfect Hole Bury a hole that is precisely 18 cm deep and 8 cm wide. Digging carefully will help your snail removal project. Assemble the Essential Parts Carefully put part A into the dug-out hole, ensuring it is securely covered with earth up to about 1 cm from the ground level. Add Part B Once you've secured part A firmly, put part B right over it. Time to Get Rid of Those Snails! Now that your trap is set up and all parts are connected properly, pour a decent amount of beer – roughly around 70% - into both components. Leave room for the next step though, make sure not to overfill! Step 2: Allow Nature to Take Over Let time do its work. Come back after one day. Carefully pull part B out and collect all the snails that met their untimely end due to their inebriation. Repeat for a Cleaner Garden Bury it back into part A and patiently wait another 24 hours for your trap to refill with intoxicated snails. Remember, The Secret is Under Your Fingertips As an extra safeguard, attach the "NEW" version featuring an overhead cover designed specifically for situations when there's an unexpected heavy rain. Place small spikes surrounding part A firmly into the earth without overcrowding it too much so that those cunning snails have ample space to make their escape route. Enhancements for a Simpler Printing Experience New changes bring better results The creators were met with printing issues and resolved them effectively in their new update (V2). This innovative adaptation of your snail remover involves modifying it from a circular design into an even simpler rectangular structure which only stands at a mere 123 mm in height