Mice block for power cord door?
We were getting mice in the TT, they were entering through the slot in the power cord door. The TT stays plugged in at our seasonal spot. I put some steel wool in to close up the small gap that exists...
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In addition to plugging all openings, removing all food, soap, candles, firewood and a thorough cleaning. I put rubber snakes under the TT.
I've also made one of those moving, predator silhouettes, like they have at the campgrounds to scare geese. It's a waterproof piece of corrugated cardboard. Cut two pieces in the basic shape of big slinking cat, paint it and make BIG high-vis eyes. Glue an upside down jar between the pieces, and fasten them together, put the jar on a stake in the ground. The wind makes it move. It doesn't have to look all that realistic. The movement and the eyes are what scares the critters.
I've also made one of those moving, predator silhouettes, like they have at the campgrounds to scare geese. It's a waterproof piece of corrugated cardboard. Cut two pieces in the basic shape of big slinking cat, paint it and make BIG high-vis eyes. Glue an upside down jar between the pieces, and fasten them together, put the jar on a stake in the ground. The wind makes it move. It doesn't have to look all that realistic. The movement and the eyes are what scares the critters.
