Mice

[Eoded]

I didnt have problems with mice for the first 2 years. However, during construction next to the storage area, mice infested the trailer. I can't get rid of them. I tried dryer sheets and sonic, plug in repellents. HELP!!!

 

[Bob K4TAX]

Hungry tomcat. Works 24/7 and is non-poisonous.

Bob

 

[GlampDaddy]

Try the good, ol' proven traditional snap-'em-in-half mousetraps! With cheese for bait! We had a mouse a couple of months ago and tried several 'better mousetraps' without success. Finally, a trip to Ace Hardware and an elderly sales guy...no more mice!

 

[Eoded]

Hungry tomcat. Works 24/7 and is non-poisonous.

Bob

I just spread some in the outdoor kitchen. They made a nest twice in the last 3 weeks under the burners. Thanks!!

 

[Eoded]

Try the good, ol' proven traditional snap-'em-in-half mousetraps! With cheese for bait! We had a mouse a couple of months ago and tried several 'better mousetraps' without success. Finally, a trip to Ace Hardware and an elderly sales guy...no more mice!

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Doing it now. Fingers crossed!

 

[Magua]

I use strobe lights. A couple in the coach and a couple in the basement. I also have them in the storage facility. Can’t remember where I got this idea but seems to work very well

 

[Bob K4TAX]

Peanut butter works for bait on the mechanical traps. A pea-sized dab is all that is needed. (I don't think mice like jelly so no PB & J is advised.)

 

[RKins]

Locate how they are getting in and use this foam to block access
Touch 'n Foam Mouse Shield Cream Polyurethane Foam Foam Sealant 12 oz - Ace Hardware
It takes a few hours to expand, so you have to take your time building up big holes. Seems mice can't smell through it so they move on. I used it in my coach and it stopped them.