omg weve got mice

[yummy mummy]

my hubby has just gone out and bought onje of those electric plug things from homebase, its a normal plug but it send electris waves out and its ment to keep mice/rats away, they are £29.99 at the moment, spose it can be a last resort or something to have to keep them away in the future x

 

[kittykat]

well no more visitors today checked the place where there c oming from a plaster still in place !!!! will get some more stuff next week when been paid !!

 

[yummy mummy]

good luck, im sure if you made loads of noise they wont want to come back, thas why i was shocked when we got rats were always so noisy, (poor neighbours)

 

[Redpam]

Mice love chocolate. We use the old fashioned traps with a small piece on Rolo on them. Works every time. We get them because they come in from the fields.

I wonder if those sonic plug in thingies work. I know we got one thatis supposed to stop dogs barking because my Mother's Yorkie is such a yapper. It just made her yap more LOL. So am not will to pay £20 for a rodent one unless I have proof that they really do get rid of mice

 

[Cherry Plum]

We live in a big old house that has lots of pipes & secret holes, scares me to bits, only been here two years & always lived in new houses before, therefore no mice. We found mice in our kitchen about a year after we moved in, hate to think how long they'd been coming in!
We bought some traps that work similar to the old mouse traps, but you don't use any food, they have a smell of cheese, they are white plastic & look like clips.
We only caught one & then we filled in the holes.
Hopefully that'll be the end of them.
We also had squirrels living in the roof when we first moved in, took us weeks to get rid of them blighters & their babies,
they sounded like baby elephants up there!
God I hate vermin.

 

[Brightness]

OMG poor you. Meeces in the house are not nice. I would suggest a sonic plug in thingy as I know they work - my mate used them after the pest control guy told her they were under the floorboards in here house. he laid a huge cat litter tray of poison in her electric cupboard and by the morning it was gone - and she still had mice .

Her house is over 200 years old and was empty for a while before she had it gutted and then moved in so they had obviously had a chnace to get there before her *shudders*.

I know it sounds cruel but i would never use a humane trap for a mouse - you have to take them about 10 miles away to release them or they will find their way back again

A few cheapo mouse traps with chocolate or bread on them placed along the walls of your house will do as mice always run along the sides of walls for some reason. We used to get them in our garden shed when we lived next to a farm (they came in from the barns) and if I put a trap on the side of it you could guarantee that I would catch them

Hubby found a dead mouse in our pond the other day, he was obviously after fish for dinner LOL but thankfully none in the house yet - it's a minus of living in the country

 

[Redpam]

If those electronic plugs work, I am definitely going to get one

 

[kittykat]

We only caught one & then we filled in the holes.

thanx for that found some filler under sink so have filled the hole where they getting in xxxxxx

 

[sonkie]

 

[sonkie]

 

[kittykat]

Cheers sonkie makes my stomach turn LOL its like playing the gopher game !!! well no more seen and the plaster is still in place so lets hope the little fs are gone now

 

[kittykat]

well eventually caught next door in this morning approached the subject of the mice quite sensitivly for him to tell me that hes got them too trying to treat it but there not going no there bloody coming in to my house hes such a filthy bugger the house was the pits goona get in touch with council pest control to send them to his house