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25 Apr 17
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Once again a mouse has been spotted running around my flat.. this morning I smelt a funny odour coming
from under the sink on investigation I realized they or it had tucked into a bag of wallpaper paste.After looking
on Amazon for a deterrent I took an interest in an ultrasonic sound thingymajig but some of the reviews tend to
put me off..Useless waste of money as they did not work in the slightest in fact I swear the mice had a party as soon as they were switched on , I opened a kitchen cupboard and there was a mouse staring at me and I swear he was laughing at me and he the appeared to be dancing to whatever sound these things were emitting"
from under the sink on investigation I realized they or it had tucked into a bag of wallpaper paste.After looking
on Amazon for a deterrent I took an interest in an ultrasonic sound thingymajig but some of the reviews tend to
put me off..Useless waste of money as they did not work in the slightest in fact I swear the mice had a party as soon as they were switched on , I opened a kitchen cupboard and there was a mouse staring at me and I swear he was laughing at me and he the appeared to be dancing to whatever sound these things were emitting"
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Mice are not nice (except Mickey mouse) they are horrible little vermin dribbling urine wherever they run Methinks a mousetrap would be a good idea
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Think I might try the melted choc on the mousetrap thing as they seem pretty deft at taking food off traps
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You need to set it very fine for it to be effective. Just watch your fingers !
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Peanut Butter - nap
Brazil Nut - nb |
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Blame Brexit.
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For anyone in the market for a mouse or rat trap the selfset make are far more effective than the bog standard traditional ones.
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If the bait thingy on a normal trap has a little spike to push the bait onto, a little chunk of Twix pushed toffee side down onto it is usually a winner/loser depending which side you're looking at
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avoid putting out a saucer of antifreeze; the poor things die a horrible death if you accidentally do so.
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How do I know the mice aren't reading this
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They are sweet little things. You could call him Mousey Tung.
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Yes, they are sweet. Buy a humane trap
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Then let them go so that you and they can repeat the experience over and over again
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Fresh Bush meat £12.88 per KG
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These are cheap and work great - caught 8 mice in a week in the garage. They also do the chocolate in a tube bait. Easy to set.
http://www.diy.com/departments/diall-trap-mouse-control-107g/176422_BQ.prd |
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Get killer traps and peanuts. The bastards will ****, piss and gnaw on everything. The longer you leave it, the bigger they'll get - until you're wrestling with the mother of all mice for possession of your home. DO IT NOW.
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Why not give a cat a good home.?
You'll never see another mouse in your place. Infact, as soon as they smell a cat they'll pack their little micesacks and move into one of your neighbours. |
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How do you get rid of the cat afterwards though?
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buy a dog ^
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Why not give a cat a good home.?
You'll never see another mouse in your place. DON'T YOU BELIEVE IT  They bring the buggers into the house, lose track of them and guess who then has to catch them |
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9 out of 10 cat owners, who expressed a preference, said their cats would rid their homes of mices...
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