Mouse deterant (1 Viewer)

[Simon Meadwell]

Do these work?

 

[Silver-Fox]

Do these work?

Yes very well apparently

 

[Mikeco]

Don’t talk about mice as I’m trying to get rid of then in the van. I keep catching them but I’m using a humane trap and I let them go into the field behind the bungalow so I’m probably catching the same one.

 

[Podney]

You might have more success with a cat.

 

[donkey]

Do these work?

Do what work?

Geoff

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[Mousy]

I like cheeesssseeeeee….

 

[Silver-Fox]

Don’t talk about mice as I’m trying to get rid of then in the van. I keep catching them but I’m using a humane trap and I let them go into the field behind the bungalow so I’m probably catching the same one.

Put a bit of tipex on them.

You’ll know if you recycling them then

 

[Nirvanauk]

Don’t talk about mice as I’m trying to get rid of then in the van. I keep catching them but I’m using a humane trap and I let them go into the field behind the bungalow so I’m probably catching the same one.

You need to take them miles away

 

[Jimbohorlicks]

You need to take them miles away

Best to carry them in a bucket, full of water.

 

[VXman]

I've used those plug in electric jobbies but didn't find them any use. Cheap traditional mouse trap with peanut butter worked. also one of those 'humane' ones where they get stuck in the box and then you take them a couple of hundred miles away - preferably somewhere across the sea, and then let them go.

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[donkey]

Best to carry them in a bucket, full of water.

Actually half full is sufficient and it does not splash all over the place

Geoff

 

[donkey]

I've used those plug in electric jobbies but didn't find them any use. Cheap traditional mouse trap with peanut butter worked. also one of those 'humane' ones where they get stuck in the box and then you take them a couple of hundred miles away - preferably somewhere across the sea, and then let them go.

Perhaps Mr Putin would like them all? Like a sort of crowd funding enterprise.

Geoff

 

[Nirvanauk]

On a serious note, I used to set mouse traps baited with chocolate and would always catch mice. So, I decided that it was the smell of the chocolate that was actually bringing them in! Now, we take everything out and wash all surfaces down with a diluted dettol

 

[Wizzardi]

Perhaps Mr Putin would like them all? Like a sort of crowd funding enterprise.

Geoff

Dont send them to him, he would give them a gun and send them to the front line

 

[Simon Meadwell]

Do what work?

Geoff

Mouse deterant as the post says

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[Simon Meadwell]

There are so many available surely some work.

 

[L' Hobo]

On a serious note, I used to set mouse traps baited with chocolate and would always catch mice. So, I decided that it was the smell of the chocolate that was actually bringing them in! Now, we take everything out and wash all surfaces down with a diluted dettol

Yes, I never could understand anyone baiting a trap with anything that attracted them inside the place where one is trying to get rid of them?

 

[Gina M]

Don’t talk about mice as I’m trying to get rid of then in the van. I keep catching them but I’m using a humane trap and I let them go into the field behind the bungalow so I’m probably catching the same one.

I am the same as you, I keep catching and releasing them I am being used as a mug by the mouse who uses my house as a B&B he (must be a he, he is so cunning clever!!) he gets to eat then sleep in a warm house for the night then heads off back to the wife and kids during the day

 

[Bolti]

Plenty of tips here.

How to Keep Mice out of Your Motorhome

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[Ian Bosman]

I like cheeesssseeeeee….

NO! Chocolate is the mouse favourite which is why the mouse killer stuff often is chocolate based. Cheese is really old hat!

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[Rick Axon]

We've had an electronic mouse deterrent in our cellar for about 20 years, didn't bother the mice they kept coming back. it's got a mosquito setting to supposedly deter mosquitos, it didn't . It did deter our youngest son when he was a teenager though, but now he's grown up it doesn't work any more, time to bin it I suppose.

 

[Welderman68]

I use the plastic traps kills instantly, and easy to use without trapping fingers, problem is when you get rid of problem then the next problem shows up looking for food so never ending.

 

[Viscount]

Try a bit of mars bar they love it.

 

[Puddleduck]

Don’t talk about mice as I’m trying to get rid of then in the van. I keep catching them but I’m using a humane trap and I let them go into the field behind the bungalow so I’m probably catching the same one.

You need to take them miles away

Minimum of 2 miles away.

I've found they hate onion. When we lived in Durham I had an old fashioned pantry where I stored tinned food. There were always mice in there - until I left an onion on a shelf by mistake and the mouse evidence was everywhere except around the onion. After that I used to rub the shelves with half an onion every week or so - no more evidence of mice.

 

[MitchandJenny]

Mothballs.
Mitch

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[RTDA]

I've used those plug in electric jobbies but didn't find them any use. Cheap traditional mouse trap with peanut butter worked. also one of those 'humane' ones where they get stuck in the box and then you take them a couple of hundred miles away - preferably somewhere across the sea, and then let them go.

Maybe that's what the Romans were doing when they blessed us by importing Rabbits !

 

[2bob]

I've used those plug in electric jobbies but didn't find them any use. Cheap traditional mouse trap with peanut butter worked. also one of those 'humane' ones where they get stuck in the box and then you take them a couple of hundred miles away - preferably somewhere across the sea, and then let them go.

but they come back on a rubber boat

 

[Don Campbell]

NO! Chocolate is the mouse favourite which is why the mouse killer stuff often is chocolate based. Cheese is really old hat!

Peanut butter is THE best, although I'm no animal psychologist but I reckon a hungry mouse will have a go at just about anything. Why else would they chew your wiring?

 

[Mousy]

NO! Chocolate is the mouse favourite which is why the mouse killer stuff often is chocolate based. Cheese is really old hat!

I like cheesee and chocolate….but not together.

 

[L' Hobo]

I like cheesee and chocolate….but not together.

Have you never had a nice slice of cheddar between two dark chocolate digestives? Seriously Yummy!

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