Kimmy11 wrote on Thu Aug 15, 2019 9:05pm:
🐭 🐭 They wouldn't dare - they'd have Eddie Edible Edelicious to contend with, our Spanish rescue dog.... 🐶 😉
guau!
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Kimmy11 wrote on Thu Aug 15, 2019 9:05pm:
🐭 🐭 They wouldn't dare - they'd have Eddie Edible Edelicious to contend with, our Spanish rescue dog.... 🐶 😉
guau!
V
You can get a plug -in to keep them away. They do work and they are sold on one of the market stalls. You get dual purpose ones for insects too, I haven't had any cockroaches so maybe works there but I still get ants.
Martha wrote on Fri Aug 16, 2019 8:41am:
You can get a plug -in to keep them away. They do work and they are sold on one of the market stalls. You get dual purpose ones for insects too, I haven't had any cockroaches so maybe works there but I still get ants.
I still have selection of the pluggy-in thingys!. I bought them years ago. They have a nice red flashing light etc. The first time I put it in the socket to stop flies/mossies & an array of other uninvited creatures, a fly flew in & landed on it. (it may have been deaf!). It may be good for some things,I have doubts. They are still there flashing away. I´ve had no problems with Elephants, (may be frightened of mice).
Villas
Posted: Fri Aug 16, 2019 9:34am
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At least I am laughing now! Woke up this morning to more poo on the worktop. We are buying the flashy light things, traps and poison today. Peanut butter and chocolate good bait so buying that as well. This is war!!!
LynneandNick wrote on Fri Aug 16, 2019 9:34am:
At least I am laughing now! Woke up this morning to more poo on the worktop. We are buying the flashy light things, traps and poison today. Peanut butter and chocolate good bait so buying that as well. This is war!!!
Good luck! Pixie y Dixie no more! How about aTom (without the Jerry)? Villas
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It will only be 2 or 3 by a mice trap from China shop
Posted: Fri Aug 16, 2019 7:43pm
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Hubby wont have a Tom....I love them
Posted: Fri Aug 16, 2019 7:44pm
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Thank you!
Posted: Sun Aug 18, 2019 8:00pm
Hi Lynne,
Are you sure its mice ? We moved into our new house last summer, and found what we thought were mice droppings on the kitchen work tops and inside the cupboards. After having bought mouse traps , we were talking to our new neighbours, and our problem came up during conversation. They told us it was more likely to be cockroaches as the droppings are so similar. We put roach traps down and did find a couple of dead ones over the following few days. Nothing since.
Posted: Sun Aug 18, 2019 9:05pm
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Thank you very much. Something else to consider. We have bought some of the electronic deterrent plug ins which are meant to effect roaches as well. Really good advice.
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