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Yeah the traps work, though not always.
"Places to hide" like clothes being everywhere could be a factor. You'd probably know if one was hiding out in/on your clothes because they piss on everything. The snapper trap things will kill them one at a time, but then there's the initial outlay, constant refilling with food, and can sometimes be a grisly disgusting stinking mess that you would be most likely of all scenarios (short of eating their shit), to contract something...that and like I said if you have an infested building it's like trying to hold back the tide with a bucket...so, fun for a while to be sure, and might give a feeling of revenge but inefficient for the ongoing cause. The electronic devices will keep them ouf of your apartment, or leaving soon after entry - this I would say is the most efficient method to keep your individual apartment rodent free, as most landlords/superintendents will not want to acknowledge the problem and/or blame you for it, will generally not act on an infestation or order/purchase a fumigation until it becomes "major", eg - seeing multiple mice on entry, which is MUCH worse than you want things to get. |
You think mice are bad?Try laying on your bed half asleep and you feel something going fluttering by.You get up and a realize there's a big ass fucking bat flying around your room.That's happen to me twice and I've had birds get in three times.
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The only trouble is that now I've scared myself and I'm probably gonna sleep with my face down. |
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Hate to tell you this, but check the shelves if you keep towels or blankets on them. I used to live in an older building and had a mouse issue for a while. I had some old towels that I used for rags occasionally, so they were on the shelf for a while. I grabbed a few one day and guess what I found on the bottom of the pile. Little fuckers had nibbled holes and left turds behind. |
They bite...
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I just killed what I hope was 1 of 2, that sucked. the other one I am forcing my boyfriend to kill when he gets home.
I felt so guilty, had to have my first cigarette in like over a week. |
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I love animals, but there are places they don't belong. House mice are fair game to the humans that kill them. I stopped feeling sorry for them when I found turds in my silverware drawer (wasn't gonna mention that unless I had to). But, yah, it's really gross to have to "empty the trap" (assuming you're using traps), I always made the boyfriend do that part. |
Rent this - its basically a 'How to' instructional for dealing with vermin:
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i like mice
the only 2 i ever caught i kept as pets. one (a deer mouse) lived almost 5 years ..much longer than they live in the wild. (or the walls) Smile your little smile --- take some tea with me awhile. Brush away that black cloud from your shoulder. Twitch your whiskers. Feel that you're really real. Another tea-time --- another day older. Puff warm breath on your tiny hands. You wish you were a man who every day can turn another page. Behind your glass you sit and look at my ever-open book --- One brown mouse sitting in a cage. Do you wonder if I really care for you --- Am I just the company you keep --- Which one of us exercises on the old treadmill --- Who hides his head, pretending to sleep? Smile your little smile --- take some tea with me awhile. And every day we'll turn another page. Behind our glass we'll sit and look at our ever-open book --- One brown mouse sitting in a cage. |
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