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BiggerPiggyBankWe have the same problem We turned a bed room into a “t.v” room for my elderly mom. When she can’t make it down to the kitchen, we have food in the room at her dining table. Other day I found a mouse floating in her water glass.
That was that. I vacuum the carpet every day. I air out the room and remove the food.
Al snacks are in air tight plastic containers and we are looking for the openings where the little bugger got in. ugh!— On Sat, 6/28/08, Sarah Long
From: Sarah Long
Subject: Budget101.com : Re: Storage/Mice
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Date: Saturday, June 28, 2008, 10:22 amWhat works is if you can find where they are coming in from (it can be just larger than a crack) and use steel wool like from the hardware store w/o soap on it combined with either cayane pepper or red pepper flakes. That is the best non-poison solution. They will chew through anything and I’ve even had plastic containers that have chew marks on them where they were trying to get at the stuff inside.
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