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- Or DIY with the few items sitting around the garage.
- One of the simplest traps is to put a layer of vegetable oil and some bait in the bottom of a large bowl. Place something for mice to crawl up into the bowl. They get covered in oil and can not crawl back out
- Or save a lot of money and plug the holes in your RV.
Adult mice can squeeze through holes no bigger than a dime, fill the gaps between wiring harnesses and plumbing that go through to the outside and you won't be bothered by mice inside. - I made that years ago with just a 5 gallon Lowes bucket and a piece of 2x4. Works like a champ on chipmunks too. I have seen it called the 'bucket-o-death'.
Gdetrailer wrote:
Or save a lot of money and plug the holes in your RV.
Adult mice can squeeze through holes no bigger than a dime, fill the gaps between wiring harnesses and plumbing that go through to the outside and you won't be bothered by mice inside.
I don't care how well the holes get sealed. If there are mice, they will get in.- Amen
Bobbo wrote:
I made that years ago with just a 5 gallon Lowes bucket and a piece of 2x4. Works like a champ on chipmunks too. I have seen it called the 'bucket-o-death'.
Not a chance in the world you can seal an RV well enough to keep mice out and still keep it moveable.jkwilson wrote:
Bobbo wrote:
I made that years ago with just a 5 gallon Lowes bucket and a piece of 2x4. Works like a champ on chipmunks too. I have seen it called the 'bucket-o-death'.
Not a chance in the world you can seal an RV well enough to keep mice out and still keep it moveable.
Ummm, I don't think your answer is in response to my post that you quoted.- a good cat works
Mike - Those Black Cat sticky mice traps work very well and fast. The large ones catch more than one at a time. They are flat like a piece of cardboard about 4x7 inches or thereabouts and cheap. I ought to know.
P.S. Mice love liquor store boxes so open before you bring into the RV or house.
