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- fj12ryderExplorer IIIThat low section around the wall is on the outside with no end section. The pictures don't show any way to keep the water in the low section. Gotta be April fool's joke.
- FizzExplorerIt's a metal wall that mice can't climb, a simple effective solution.
How hard can this be to figure out? - gboppExplorer
dodge guy wrote:
Wouldn't filling that with water ruin the wheels tires and suspension! not to mention I`ve seen videos of mice on a raft singing and playing the guitar!
I believe it's the low section around the wall that gets filled, not the entire enclosure. - dodge_guyExplorer IIWouldn't filling that with water ruin the wheels tires and suspension! not to mention I`ve seen videos of mice on a raft singing and playing the guitar!
- fj12ryderExplorer IIISure it isn't April 1st?
- Jim_ShoeExplorerI own the all metal building where I keep my RV. I put mouse poison out in small trays. They seem to like it. I find the occasional dead mouse on the concrete floor, so I just sweep him up and dump him in a large metal garbage can.
I rarely see a mouse or mouse poop anymore. Maybe a mouse was able to escape and tell his buddies with his dying breath. - FizzExplorerI did something similar with Plexiglas in my screened in porch. The squirrels were always chewing a hole in the bottom to get in. A two foot high sheet all along the bottom but a stop to that. They can't get a grip to climb it.
- gboppExplorerThis is a unique idea. That's all I'm saying. :)
Except maybe, a couple cats would be easier and cheaper.
It will be interesting to see if anyone actually uses this system and can tell us how well it works.
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