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I have mice in my brand new car! I first noticed them in my glove box, they ate ketchup packets, so I took everything out of there. I also put peppermint oil on a cotton ball. They still go in my car. NOW they are all over, on the seats, on the dash, steering wheel. It is like they have set up camp, yet I have never seen them, just the droppings!
We park the car in the garage (which is infested with mice this time of year) and I was wondering if anyone has ever had this problem. My car is starting to smell! I use urine spray that I got for my dog who pees on the floor, it works well, but every morning they leave more. I set traps and they are constantly full. Is there a hole I can plug up or something! AHHHH!
Jen from ILLINOIS
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RE: Mice Living in My Car
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Post By Michelle (Guest Post)
(10/15/2006)
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Can you borrow a cat or two from someone? I have several cats and have never had a vermin problem although neighbours have.
RE: Mice Living in My Car
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Post By Cindy (Guest Post)
(10/12/2006)
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I had mice in my car that originally got in there because of the sunflower seeds in the glove box. The only way I was able to get rid of them was to set mouse poison all around the garage. It worked, they ate that instead of breaking into the car.
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