I've been warning you guys for years...
#31
Guess what this is:
Went out in the garage this morning, yes, they are attacking, little mice feet scrapes on the wheel.
And yes, sorry guys, the wheels need cleaning, but hey it's a daily driver, and no time to wash the car frequently. I should get the hollow spoke Turbo twists, the mice probably would avoid those. What do you think, should I try this: "Hey honey, I really need the hollow spokes because then the mice will go away". Think this line will work?
Went out in the garage this morning, yes, they are attacking, little mice feet scrapes on the wheel.
And yes, sorry guys, the wheels need cleaning, but hey it's a daily driver, and no time to wash the car frequently. I should get the hollow spoke Turbo twists, the mice probably would avoid those. What do you think, should I try this: "Hey honey, I really need the hollow spokes because then the mice will go away". Think this line will work?
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On a related note...gotta watch out for hamsters too...
https://rennlist.com/forums/off-topi...her-wreck.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/off-topi...her-wreck.html
#37
All I can say is not to bother with mouse/rat poison pellets in the garage. My experience is that they just tend to gather it and store it. When changing the battery in my Road King last summer, I found they'd stored all the poison pellets for later consumption in my battery box, where it formed a solid cake. Luckily, no wire damage. Mechanical traps are all I use now.