mice

Is your rig plugged in ? If so, buy some plug in rodent deterrent's inside your unit. Ours remains plugged in beside our carport and with those, no more problem.

I have Bounce fabric softners placed throughout my RV. In the drawers, under sinks, in the basement...everywhere..

predatorpee.com going on 5 seasons now and not one inside camper

Fresh cab

Nothing new on that front from me. Just seal and caulk. Works for homes and RVs.

This Old House wrote:
Myth: The Internet is rife with testimonials extolling the olfactory power of fabric softener sheets to keep mice out of the house.

Reality: "Some smells repel mice for a short period of time, like cigarette smoke and certain colognes," says Ron Harrison of Orkin Pest Control in Atlanta. "But mice are extremely curious. A strange odor isn't going to keep them away when they're looking for food or a place to nest."

Bottom Line: Don't expect your box of Bounce to work any pest-control miracles. But baited traps won't solve a mouse problem, either. "Mice are attracted to spots where light comes through, so if you see a gap where they're entering, stuff it with steel wool or copper mesh so they can't gnaw their way through, then caulk over it so no light can penetrate," Harrison says. Holes larger than an inch should be sealed with drywall or another suitable material instead

I suspect the same is true for peppermint oil though I've never tried it.

fresh cab and peppermint oil could be you got a watered down bottle of oil.

Paul Clancy wrote:
Fresh cab

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YnotTurbo wrote:
I have Bounce fabric softners placed throughout my RV. In the drawers, under sinks, in the basement...everywhere..

We tried the softener sheets in the past, seemed to always find mouse droppings on the fabric sheets. We use Fresh Cab with excellent results. Spendy, but much cheaper than mouse infestation.

Thank you all for you response...

A previous thread on this subject claimed aluminum foil under the tires worked and make sure no other connection, hoses, power cords, etc touch ground. I did it two years and no mice. I have now taken it one step farther. I put aluminum flashing which I wax with auto wax first, under the tires. Three years now no mice. Seems the slick surface does not give them traction to climb up the tires. I also put the vinyl wheel covers on and even before I used the foil/flashing noticed a reduction in mice even though that left part of the tire unprotected. Traps around the tires also help