A Startling Discovery!
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Artist Formerly Known As 84totheFloor
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Artist Formerly Known As 84totheFloor
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Franklin, TN
Our OB had an unfortunate encounter with rodents. As it sat one summer, mice or rats chewed into the wiring in the rear. A small electrical fire ensured some time later.
BTW, did you ever consider that the mouse was hitchhiking and that you had passed his stop?
I had a related encounter today on a local country road. A bird swooped down in front of me and simply stood in the middle of the road while I drove over it. In an SUV he might have stood a chance, but the shark clipped him. I'm maintaining the suicide front as well.
BTW, did you ever consider that the mouse was hitchhiking and that you had passed his stop?
I had a related encounter today on a local country road. A bird swooped down in front of me and simply stood in the middle of the road while I drove over it. In an SUV he might have stood a chance, but the shark clipped him. I'm maintaining the suicide front as well.
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I have an old RAT storey, I thank god I did not have to deal with the road suprise, there might have been a different surprised suicide victim, that guy was big, black and bold enough to do a taste test throughout my car, fortunately there were no big tastes and he left as I was backing the car out of the garage....cat/mothballs employed but I like the gourmet bounce sheet main course
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I was hoping they were merely a deterent. If not, then I think I might rather use de-con. At least then the mice go off after water and die there. Out of sight, out of mind, right? I'm joking, of course. I'd much rather find something that just makes them go away from my car.
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I was hoping they were merely a deterent. If not, then I think I might rather use de-con. At least then the mice go off after water and die there. Out of sight, out of mind, right? I'm joking, of course. I'd much rather find something that just makes them go away from my car.
#23
Apparently, they hate the smell and it keeps them away. I learned this from a guy in my town who stores vintage Bugattis and Alfas in his barn. In a year, I haven't seen any evidence of mice moving into my car. Of course I just jinxxed myself and a family of rats probably just moved in!