Unwanted critters

Put the fine steel wool in the holes, then tape over or spackle over. I use Diatomaceous Earth - sprinkled liberally inside the trailer. It's a natural way of killing bugs and mice. It won't harm you unless inhaled.

B.O.Plenty: Deer whistles only help the guy driving behind you.

mabynack wrote:
I use ultrasonic pest repellants at each end of the RV and sealed around the pipes with steel wool. It seems to be working so far.

The steel wool keeps them out. The Ultrasonic do-dads do nothing just like deer whistles..

B.O.

I use ultrasonic pest repellants at each end of the RV and sealed around the pipes with steel wool. It seems to be working so far.

Thank you to everyone for your suggestions. So I have about 2 dozen traps, and have purchased the peppermint oil. I'm fortunate that Wegmans is only 20 minutes from home. As far as the Fresh cab that is tonight's purchase. For those of you who have used it where do you recommend placing the pouches? I was thinking of placing them up in the vents and if I can get them to fit i was going to place them behind the light fixtures in the ceiling. May seem like I'm over doing it but I am petrified of rodents!

At mredneck - I suggested a snake to the hubby, he was not a fan! LOL I however have no fear of snakes as long as they are not poisonous. He tries to kill them and I yell at him for it. They eat what I fear!

Read on another forum about this guy who had the exact same problem. He took a speaker down from the ceiling but didn't see anything. While sitting there and thinking what to do next a mouse stuck his head out of the speaker hole. He ended up using a trap and got them.

get some snakes. they will get rid of any mice or other rodents you may have.

Dryer sheets are nice because they can use them to make a soft nest. Plug the holes, use traps, poison or a cat. That's what works for sure...

B.O,

patch up any hole and use the fresh cab and peppermint ,oil last about three months to our smeller ,mice can still smell it. the goal is to keep them out, I sprinkler the oil every where. inside and out.

If you want to go the easy redneck way:

1. A five gallon paint bucket.
2. Put bait inside on bottom of bucket.
3. Place bucket near a piece of furniture or something that they can climb onto to get into bucket.
4. They can never get out.

Albiet now you have to deal with live mice, but I have caught a plethora of mice in record time with this method out in my barn. I just slap the lid on and they enter the mice relocation program down the road into a field.

To the OP they will come out of the duct work for food placed anywhere. I'd just put a ladder near one of the vents with either a mouse trap or the bucket trap on top of the ladder for a day or so. They'll come out for it.

I FINALLY found a mouse trap that works AND is so easy to set and release unlike all the others AND catches the small ones. No more tripped traps and no mouse.

Real sad that something like this would make me so happy. :R

There is that little kinda square shaped box thing above the logo that has a lid that you open and then you put peanut butter in there and the lid closes on the box when you bring the spring bar back.

Which you can do with one finger it's that easy no more slamming shut while you are trying to place it either

On the front of that bait box is a very small oval opening. The minute ANY SIZE mouse sticks his nose near that opening WHAM he's dead. It even catches the smallest baby mice too. I found this mouse trap amazing. And you don't have to keep baiting the trap either cause they never get to it to eat it!