Mice ugghh
We are totally devastated with the havoc the mice did to our camper. We have never had issues until this year. The camper is parked at home, hooked up, and we frequently go in and out. The mice app...
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W4RLR wrote:
I had mice get into my F-250 crew cab. I kept seeing bits of foam in the rear of the cab, I would vacuum up the foam only to have to do it again in a day or so.
I finally took a two pronged approach, with peppermint oil from the health food store and glue traps from Walmart. I soaked cotton balls with the peppermint oil and put the glue traps under the driver and passenger seat. Got the little devils with the glue traps in about a week. The truck smelled minty fresh until I was sideswiped on a mountain road and the truck was totaled. No such problems with the replacement truck.
Hate to beat a dead horse here. But you put the Peppermint oil in a truck cab which is much smaller than a TT and you still caught a mouse after. Just more proof that the oil didn't bother the mice at all (besides the fact I saw with my own eyes that it doesn't work)
