Dryer sheets

I never put sheets on until they are dry.

I use dampened dryer sheets to clean off bug juice off the nose of the fiver.

fresh cab and peppermint oil no mice. in my boats or rv,s

How do you seal the area where your slide enters/exits the inner bottom?

Yes, dryer sheets do work.
We spread them throughout our rig and have never had a problem with these.

Here is a mouse nest made out of dryer sheets and cotton balls with peppermint oil on them.



On another note. I thought my dad was crazy when he bought some elephant spray 50 years ago from a door to door salesman. A small bottle cost $100 bucks!

The joke was on me. He used it each and every year and there has not been one elephant around my house...........ever! The bottle is almost empty and I heard the new bottle costs $500 bucks! Inflation, you got to love it! :B

For what it's worth, the phone repairman came last week and fixed my line - mouse nest up in the box on the phone pole. He repaired wires and said he sprayed it with lysol. They use it to repel mice. I have no idea if it works or not.

mike-s wrote:

Addy15 wrote:
Well, contrary to the general opinion in this thread so far, we do use regular Bounce in our trailer before putting it into winter storage, and we have never had a mouse enter our trailer.

Works the same to keep unicorns out too. Bet you've never had one of those, either.

Wow. You are funny...not.

Well....I've stored a car for the past 12 winters and my trailer for one.

I, too, empty a box of dryer sheets and moth balls...liberally spread everywhere.

I've had no issues....and it smells GREAT in the spring!:)

LAJMINNIEPLUS wrote:
How do you seal the area where your slide enters/exits the inner bottom?

Store with the slide IN.