My parents use an annoying buzzer contraption in their 5th wheel RV when it's parked in their yard. I think theirs was created for moles in the lawn, but once they got rid of those my dad just stuck the thing in the trailer. No mice, but then last time I was there I found fox scat in several places nearby, so who knows just why there's no mice. Maybe I should ask him to put the buzzer thingy in the 69 Ghia vert we store in his "toy shed"; it awaits our restoration efforts, but the mice keep adding tasks to the restoration list. Ed Carroll
----- Original Message ----- From: "John Brush" <jbrush@AROS.NET> To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM> Sent: Sunday, August 11, 2002 4:31 PM Subject: Re: mice and chewed wiring?
> Anyone ever tried one of those electronic rodent repellers? > > I know it wouldn't apply to everyone's circumstance. However, using a trap > will get the mouse, but it might not be the first thing they chew on, so > some damage will occur. > > If you can keep them out in the first place, that would seem to be the > actual cure. > > Just wondering out loud. > > > John > |
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