what do you use for mice?

tWeEzY · 11-29-2012, 07:28 PM

Dang this really sux. Guess i cant leave a car sitting too long. Is the poison method instant? If not i'd be afraid of the bugger crawling somewhere and rotting away. In that case i might be able to trace the decay n nasty smell. The bucket method sounds effective but i cant picture dumping a bucket full of dead mice each week, etc...gross!

Read T · 11-30-2012, 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by tWeEzY

Dang this really sux. Guess i cant leave a car sitting too long. Is the poison method instant? If not i'd be afraid of the bugger crawling somewhere and rotting away. In that case i might be able to trace the decay n nasty smell. The bucket method sounds effective but i cant picture dumping a bucket full of dead mice each week, etc...gross!

No poison is not instant. can take hours to days depending on what poison.

Shamu · 11-30-2012, 02:17 PM

Ok I live out in mountains and have come up with pretty effective tools to rid myself of rodents from my vehicles

Buy some bounce fabric softener ( it has to be bounce) and put couple sheet under seats, in spare tire area and in little cubbies by brakes and battery under the hood. Rodents hate that smell.

Buy several mouse traps and bait them with peanut butter. Always set a couple close to each other.

If I have particularly bad problem I will bait. But make sure you bait away from the car. It's rare that mouse will die from bait in your car as they run outside to look for water usually when they have eaten rodent poison. But be careful if you have pets. You don't want them getting into poison or eating poisoned mice.

Kitty kat

Get over dumping dead mice. It's war!

11-30-2012, 02:17 PM	#3 (permalink)
Shamu A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Nor Cal Posts: 1,059 Drives: 370Z Racecar Rep Power: 21	Ok I live out in mountains and have come up with pretty effective tools to rid myself of rodents from my vehicles Buy some bounce fabric softener ( it has to be bounce) and put couple sheet under seats, in spare tire area and in little cubbies by brakes and battery under the hood. Rodents hate that smell. Buy several mouse traps and bait them with peanut butter. Always set a couple close to each other. If I have particularly bad problem I will bait. But make sure you bait away from the car. It's rare that mouse will die from bait in your car as they run outside to look for water usually when they have eaten rodent poison. But be careful if you have pets. You don't want them getting into poison or eating poisoned mice. Kitty kat Get over dumping dead mice. It's war! __________________ Grant Last edited by Shamu; 11-30-2012 at 02:24 PM.

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11-29-2012, 07:28 PM	#1 (permalink)
tWeEzY Base Member Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: d.c Posts: 149 Drives: 2011 370z Rep Power: 15	Dang this really sux. Guess i cant leave a car sitting too long. Is the poison method instant? If not i'd be afraid of the bugger crawling somewhere and rotting away. In that case i might be able to trace the decay n nasty smell. The bucket method sounds effective but i cant picture dumping a bucket full of dead mice each week, etc...gross!