No winter home for rodents
With the season nearing the end, we were talking at the campfire of keeping rodents out. Someone mentioned piles of cedar chips throughout the trailer. I live on thickly wooded property, where mice, c...
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midnightsadie wrote:
block all holes a must. but I use peppermint oil, and a product called kab clean the farmers use this in the equipt cab,s.
Same here:)....They really don't like the peppermint oil and you get a "two for"...the smell also is nice inside the 5er....Wife purchased something that has a REALLY strong odor of cedar, but not cedar...it's in a small bag....between the peppermint and whatever is in that little bag, we've had ZERO mice inside of our 5er for 2 yrs now....We've also sealed any holes that they might be able to get into the camper by, but, been doing that for about 4 yrs and they could still get in...since the peppermint oil and the REALLY strong cedar smell in the small baggie, we've been mice free last 2 yrs:)
