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df cornered it in the kitchen between cuboards, my dog made sure it didnt move while df "delt" with it, big knife skewerd threw its back. never had a mouse problem since.
but what ever you do, dont trap him and the nrealese him in the park up the road! a friend did this as she couldnt bring herself to kill it, a week later it was back, with 5 others!
good luck and hope you get rid of it, cunning little things they are!
Ugh Nai no idea sorry...our mice must be s bit dumber cos we only ever use peanut butter and I am catching one sometimes two a day...every day since the beginning of the year...
Astro...off to google that little piece of inspiration....thanks!!
Lasers and invisibility should do the trick.
Put on your cloak of invisibility and grab your trusty laser - then you wait and when supermouse comes out to steal your kryptonite, you blast him.
I have read they hate peppermint - you can soak some cotton balls in peppermint oil and put it in areas you have seen the mouse. You can also wipe peppermint oil over surfaces and add it to your bucket when mopping the floors.
You can also buy mouse repeller thingy's that you plug into the wall and they make a high pitched noise that only very small creatures can hear. They don't like the sound and stay away from your house. You can buy them a D!ck Smith and other places.
We had those clicker things that plug into power points last time we had a mouse problem. Didn't make an inch of difference. Steel wool gets rid of them apparently, they don't like it. We've just had a super clever mouse too, even touched DH's leg at one point, cheeky bugger. It survived 12 traps (yep, DH went wild on traps when he knew where it was hiding), vacuum cleaner and the beagle! But we won.....we found the hole it was getting in I'm over the mice. We live in a new estate and all the development means they're scurrying for cover.
Be careful with your dog and any poison bait you use. If the mouse eats it, then proceeds to die where the dog can then eat it, you'll have one very sick dog. I know of a family this happened to, their dog was only a few months old. She ate the mouse, got sick, fitted, and then has been on medication since and will for the rest of her life.
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I'm over the mice. We live in a new estate and all the development means they're scurrying for cover.
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