Packrat damage- even worth fixing?
Hi there :) We have a 2005 Frontier Explorer (28') that we just purchased in the summer of last year. We own mountain property a few hours outside of Denver. Anyway- to the issue. It *was* a beaut...
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It can be cleaned and fixed the question is do you want to. The other option is sell it to someone else to deal with and start over.
Leaving a RV in a remote area without people is a open invitation to rodents as you found out.
Unfortunately I found a mouse had entered a camper I had stored. While there was minimal damage the smell was bad. I washed everything that could be washed shampooed the upholstery used Clorox clean up on solid surface.
I found a small opening where they ran the gas lines through the bottom of trailer. I sealed the opening with mouse repellent foam.
Leaving a RV in a remote area without people is a open invitation to rodents as you found out.
Unfortunately I found a mouse had entered a camper I had stored. While there was minimal damage the smell was bad. I washed everything that could be washed shampooed the upholstery used Clorox clean up on solid surface.
I found a small opening where they ran the gas lines through the bottom of trailer. I sealed the opening with mouse repellent foam.
