HAN...i have an embarassing problem that i need help with
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Jae, what you're seeing is an influx of field mice. They scatter indoors during the winter months.
I can only suggest:
leaving out plates of Decon. It won't kill them on the spot. They'll bring back the poison to their nests.
putting all of your pantry food in tupper wear.
Jae, what you're seeing is an influx of field mice. They scatter indoors during the winter months.
I can only suggest:
leaving out plates of Decon. It won't kill them on the spot. They'll bring back the poison to their nests.
putting all of your pantry food in tupper wear.
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I doubt that's what i use as i personally used several decon products that all failed. What i do is go to the exterminator store and buy shit....what im doing is making several calls until i get a reply...if i dont get a reply...she will receive a bill for all work done to my apt.
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Mice don't like the smell of moth balls or air fresheners. I had mice that decided that my car was going to be their home so I put air fresheners under every seat, in the glove compartment, and in the trunk and those bastards left pretty quick.
Oh, and get rid of all of your cheese.h:
Oh, and get rid of all of your cheese.
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been there done that
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Mice don't like the smell of moth balls or air fresheners. I had mice that decided that my car was going to be their home so I put air fresheners under every seat, in the glove compartment, and in the trunk and those bastards left pretty quick.
Oh, and get rid of all of your cheese.h:
Oh, and get rid of all of your cheese.
h:
