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We have that problem at work in the field where they store new chassis's before
dry freight truck bodies are put on the chassis. Good luck with extermination.
frenchy
There was some type of peppermint spray some ford dealers were using on the wiring harnesses because if the soy based coating on the wires. I have a client that had two brand new f150’s that got the wiring destroyed because if the coatings that attract rodents.
I saw recently that Irish Spring soap deters mice so I bought I big pack and cut the bars up to place chunks by my doors to keep the field nice out. So far so good...
There was some type of peppermint spray some ford dealers were using on the wiring harnesses because if the soy based coating on the wires. I have a client that had two brand new f150’s that got the wiring destroyed because if the coatings that attract rodents.
I saw recently that Irish Spring soap deters mice so I bought I big pack and cut the bars up to place chunks my doors to keep the field nice out. So far so good...
Yep, Irish Spring bars are the answer. In the twenty years my shop shared a wall with the llama barn on the other side, I had mice once in a while in the shop, but never had one in a vehicle.
I will be getting some Irish Spring soap, some dryer sheets, some peppermint spray and some tape that is rodent resistant. And keep my traps set. Maybe a cat. Thanks for all the suggestions. Hopefully it doesn't happen again.
I saw recently that Irish Spring soap deters mice so I bought I big pack and cut the bars up to place chunks by my doors to keep the field nice out. So far so good...
In Germany they, and I, used a cloth rag/bag filled with dog fur. Put that by the battery and another by the firewall, see if that scares them away. By dog fur, I mean a big dog like a German Shepard, not a chihuahua.
I made bait traps and put them around my house and garage, and around each wheel of any vehicle left outside.
1 1/4 PVC pipe cut foot long with caps on each end with 3/4" holes drill in each cap offset to keep water out. bait with the green blocks from lowes in a bucket.
I had to make these cause coons kept eating the bait, even from an open pipe.