Did not realize upon purchasing that Subaru, like the Prius, sets forth a "mouse smorgasbord": Subaru Class Action Lawsuit Claims Soy Wiring Attracts Rodents - ClassActionWallet Patrick where do I put the hardware cloth??? And anyone have Mr. Jinks phone?
Yeah, but I don't like it. It is full of a bunch of bicycle-riding, hikers, runners, health nuts, mostly from the Pacific Northwest. Wait, sounds like someone I know....
There are a few- legacygt.com is rather technical and performance oriented, not necessarily that friendly. Nasioc.com is extremely technical and extremely focused on performance. Their harshness towards didn't-search-first newbies is legendary. Subaruoutback.org is very busy and friendly; has a similar vibe to priuschat. There is also the ultimate subaru message board, which might be the oldest still-active online Subaru community. Lots of oldtimers there with piles of experience. On the other hand that last site isn't always up... Any way you slice it the soy wire issue is pretty well known in all of those forums.
Best Humane Mouse Traps 2018 — Tips for Humane Mouse Traps James Austin 50 Multi-Purpose Cleaner ....to increase your chances of humanely ridding your home of mice and other pests, Preston recommends soaking rags in regular old ammonia and placing these at suspected points of entry. “In our experience, the best product you can use to repel rodents is ammonia, which is a cleaning product that you can buy in any pharmacy or supermarket. We recommend soaking rags in ammonia and placing them in areas where mice are coming in (under the sink, in crawl spaces, in the attic). They hate the smell and they’ll evacuate quickly if you do that.” Natural Mouse Repellents that Work | Seventh Generation Natural Mouse Repellents that Work Take down the "Welcome" sign. ... Seal all possible entries. ... Peppermint oil, cayenne pepper, pepper and cloves. ... Place tubs of used kitty litter around entrances to the house. ... Ammonia smells like the urine of a possible predators. ... Try a humane trap. ... Zap with beeps. Dec 20, 2013 As I've often said before, I like sticky traps and hungry cats....HOWEVER (comma!) sometimes people with other fur babies are not able to avail themselves of those methods. I'm thinking that people that live in a Subie's natural habitat have easy access to essential oils, and some of those may help. Some even smell good! We've used cayenne pepper to keep felines out of beds and gardens - but K9s might not 'like' this very much. Of course....there's always chicken wire.....
