mice!

mirabella
mirabella Member Posts: 272
edited 7. Nov 2010, 11:37 in Community Chit-chat archive
So OK all you gardeners out there,not only have I got a dog that insists on taking out all my violas out of there pots and leaving them around the garden!! I now discover that mice have eaten all my newly sown sweet peas,chewed off the top of my winter pansies that were doing so well,tried to get to my little iris bulbs,they are causing riot.I can shoot the dog!! how do I stop the mice??????Mirabella

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  • robertls
    robertls Member Posts: 2,304
    edited 30. Nov -1, 00:00
    1 concrete roofing tile......

    large pinch of ground white pepper......

    large piece of 'pongy' cheese.....

    Cut a hole in the cheese and place pepper inside

    Put cheese (with hidden pepper inside) on top of concrete roofing tile.....

    Mouse comes along.....see's cheese....

    Starts 'chomping' on cheese until it 'hits' the pepper..

    Sneezes so violiently smashes head on roofing tile and blows its brains everywhere.....

    Rob x
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  • frogmorton
    frogmorton Member Posts: 29,787
    edited 7. Nov 2010, 03:48
    think mice love cheese and you can put it in a humane mouse trap....

    alternatively you can borrow Daisycat for the evening?

    Sorry I meant CHOCOLATE - far more than cheese
  • annie_mial
    annie_mial Member Posts: 5,614
    edited 30. Nov -1, 00:00
    ....and Tilliecat here would be only too pleased to help out - provided some of 'em are geriatric!

    Annie
  • livinglegend
    livinglegend Member Posts: 1,425
    edited 30. Nov -1, 00:00
    We had both mice and families of big, big spiders occupying the junk in our garage, so I got a couple of those plug-in ultrasonic pest repellents from off Eb*y.

    I leave them permanently plugged in as they don't use much lecky to run. Mice and spiders are now long gone. Worth a try, but shop around for the best price, perhaps a twin pack which is what we had. They are for indoor use only, but plugged in near a door should work.

    Joseph 8)
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  • minky67
    minky67 Member Posts: 2,328
    edited 30. Nov -1, 00:00
    its a bit of a miff that mice likes cheese.
    if you want to catch mice on a trap a piece of chocolate will get them.
    we lived in an old farm cottage & got rid of ours on kitkats wedged onto the trap. Honest. They used chocolate spread on one of the grimefighters programmes this week baiting a trap.
    debs
  • mirabella
    mirabella Member Posts: 272
    edited 30. Nov -1, 00:00
    thanks for very humorous replies,gave me a chuckle especially Robertis and Tink,love it! I delibratly left them a very nice chocolate bar,even unwrapped it ready!!!! did they eat it NO!! still prefere sweet peas,mouse traps on the shopping list,unfortunatly,both my cats passed away,otherwise would have shut them in there and let them enjoy the fun! will keep you informed.Mirabella
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