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" Whether you&amp;#039;re hunting for frayed wiring or, in our case, marauding mice, the RIDGID SeeSnake micro ($239) lets you look inside walls without tearing them apart. The scene, lit by two LEDs, shows up on a 2.5-in. screen; in addition to the camera, the 3-ft. cable can be fitted with a clip-on mirror, hook or magnet. It runs for three hours on six AA batteries, and the whole thing is waterproof down to 3 ft.  But be prepared for nasty surprises: When one of our editors investigated a mouse infestation (in his home, not here in the office), he found mouse tunnels, insulation-clogged vents and a buried electrical box. Also, once you pull the SeeSnake&amp;#039;s cable back out of the wall\u2014or whatever crevice you&amp;#039;re investigating\u2014all 3 ft. of it ends up coated with dust and grime. In other words, for serious work, we recommend gloves, and possibly even a dust mask and goggles.  This is obviously an expensive toy or anyone who&amp;#039;s simply curious about what&amp;#039;s living in the walls\u2014or under the fridge, for that matter (see below). But for electricians, general contractors or even serious home DIY-ers, the SeeSnake is a great way to scout hostile territory before the inevitable invasion. For completely unessential uses of the SeeSnake, check out the video. \u2014Erik Sofge "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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