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i have a mouse!!! an unwanted mouse that is

 

the lil fookers in my bathroom so far im keeping all the doors shut and hoping it doesnt make it to the bedroom, i have also shut my 17 year old one eyed moggy in there....who doesnt seem the slightest intrested :lol:

 

 

whats better i.e. faster and more effective, trapping or baiting? i think we have some rat poison somewhere :?

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apparently you put a big boot like a wellie along the skirting board and chase it towards it.

 

the mouse will run round the edge and into the wellie. pick it up fast and HEY PRESTO!

 

MOUSE A LA BOOT

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good old fasiond wooden mouse trap (dont get the crappy plastic ones) :wink: get some milk chocolate melt a small aount on an old spoon and pour it on the trap paddle/pin when it sets. put the trap at right angles to the wall

 

Then wait 8)

 

if you want to go the poison route

 

go to B&Q

 

Get some BIO mouse killer fill the small trays leaveal with the seed when the mice eat it they shred the husk off the seed when this happends change it for fresh keep doind this untill they stop eating it

 

when the killing has stopped check around the water pipes under the sink or barth for holes then fill around the pipe with wire wool

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I used one of those humane traps and then posted the little fooker through my neighbours letter box.

 

Love thy neighbour.......as long as he doens't keep parking in your parking space :twisted:

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I used one of those humane traps and then posted the little fooker through my neighbours letter box.

 

 

:lol::lol::lol:

 

Great idea!! :lol::lol::lol:

 

Do you live near Sam?

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Nice one vista :thumbsup: an envelope of cockroach's is good for neighbors you don’t like to :wink:

 

don’t do it you are an adjoining property the little fookers come home :shock:

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As Ratman says, chocolate does it every time. Have caught several like this in our workshop. The guy in the flat upstairs said they keep leaving footprints in his frying pan, so I lent him one of our traps, Instant result.

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good old fasiond wooden mouse trap (dont get the crappy plastic ones) :wink: get some milk chocolate melt a small aount on an old spoon and pour it on the trap paddle/pin when it sets.

 

yep, thets what he told me too, had the fooker in 2 hours....SNAP... cadburies chocolate works best...

 

i didnt empty the trap though as the buggers eyes fell out and i couldnt even look at it, so just lobbed the trap, complete with mouse into a bag.... and.... gave the trap back to the father in law who i borrowed it off :lol:

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