AT For Rodent Control?

[Guest guest]

Hello there

We've got two cats and just sometimes we seem to get mice in the loft,

maybe originating from one that they let get away. One we had used to

come down the sides of the water pipes into the airing cupboard and used

to eat soap!!!

We got a humane mouse trap. It's a little box at the end of a tunnel.

You put something tasty in the end of the box - strange but they didn't

seem to like cheese! and then the mouse goes after it, springs the door

and is shut in the box at the end. We thought we only had one mouse the

first time but put the box back 8 nights on the run and caught 8 mice!

We just took them down the garden and set them free - we're softies.

Can't think of how essential oils would work, especially as they ate the

soap

 

Regards

Ann - Scotland

[Guest guest]

Hi,

 

Yep, for sure, back in Connecticut and believe it or not, we used peppermint

EO.... a few drops in a spray bottle w/distilled water - spritz around the areas

the mice are at or would come in at.... GONE. (we have cats and they don't do a

darned thing about mice.. lol, and the dog ignored the whole thing.....)

But........in the fall, back in New England, since we lived out in this little

town, with lots of fields and woods -- when it started to get cool out, the mice

would come and try and get into wherever they could find a warm place - usually

someone's house. This also works on ants and spiders...........Tell your friend,

Good luck!

 

Marilyn

 

Chris Ziegler wrote:

 

> Howdy Folks,

> I've never personally had a rodent infestation (or if I did my cat ate them

> but I have a friend who wants to try to rid her home of mice with EO's (I

> told her to get a cat, but she is allergic Has anyone had any luck with

> this?

> *Smile*

> Chris

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