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Mice Elimination

A quick question. Has anyone figured out a great method for keeping mice out of engines? They seem to love my E350; they build comfortable large nests right in the middle of the intake manifold of the V10; they then proceed to eat the vacuum lines.

This vehicle is an RV, meaning it spends most of its life waiting to be used. I imagine if I drove it more, there would not be a problem. It sits for a couple months without being moved.

I have spread Decon in various places; the mice just seem to devour it; probably some die, but more quickly come back to settle in. Are there better methods?

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Jay Alperson
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I have a similar problem with my snowmobiles and a Kawasaki Mule which all stay at my cabin. Someone suggested to me mothballs or fabric softener sheets that you put in the dryer. I already had the fabric softener sheets, so I tried it, so far so good. Put the sheets where the mice like to nest. Make sure you remove them before you use the RV.

Reply to
Matt Macchiarolo

Put a tray of tomcat kibble in the engine compartment? Found in any supermarket in the roach killer section. Or save $6 and put a bowl of pet kibble soaked in antifreeze in the same place?

Reply to
sleepdog

maybe if you fed them better. you have to look at the big picture mice in the van isn't the problem you have to take care of your whole area rodent infestation. get with pest control

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