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Mice.

Vach
Explorer
Explorer
My Winnebago Aspect sits on a 2007 Ford E450 chassis. I'm having trouble with mice while it is in storage. I've found two spots where they are getting in. The easy one to fix was around the electrical cord from the generator where it entered the motor home. They chewed thru a grommet. The spot I can't seem to block is I believe entering from the engine compartment into the cab. I can't find the exact spot. I've sprayed "pest proof" expandable foam into a few spots where wiring enters, but they are still getting in.

Anybody win a similar battle? Any suggestions other than keep trapping? Thanks.
Lance 1475 Travel Trailer
2019 Toyota Tacoma
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donn0128
Explorer II
Explorer II
Trapped 8 of the darn critters last summer. Lots of spray foam and steel wool and I think I have a handle on them.
Start placing sticky traps all over the place.

Mike__Rose
Explorer
Explorer
I had a pile of acorns on my E450 engine block! They got in and I tried everything. Dryer sheets, plug in devices, solar devices, sprays, poison, glue traps, peperment oil, scented packets, conventional mouse traps and even Have A Heart Traps. I also left all my cabinets and drawers open during storage so there would be no dark hiding places. I had an RV pad behind my house so checked on the RV weekly. I even adopted my neighbors 2 cats to help potrol the area. All these techniques helped. The final solution was to trade in the motor home. I hope there were no stowaways! P.S. To the new owners.......there names are Lucy, Ernest, Mickey and Ralph and they love Skippy Creamy peanut butter!
See you on the road!