Mice

August 27, 2007 9:03am CST
What is the best way to get rid of micew. I have tried the sticky stuff but it got away
6 responses
@Malyck (3425)
• Australia
31 Aug 07
I have to say, I can't bring myself to use inhumane methods of ridding my life/house of mice, having had a pet mouse as a companion for 4 years in my early teens. Since then, I have bought myself a number of 'humane traps' - a cage of sorts that they can enter but not escape from because of the size of the entrance. I normally put some food (chocolate works a treat) inside.
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4 Sep 07
Rather you than me Malyck. I must admit I don't like to kill anything living but there are so many mice and rats in this world that it would be inappropriatre to let all of them live surely?
1 Oct 07
I am fine at the monment for some reason they have gone for now I presume they will return again some time Denise
• United States
26 Sep 07
At the feed store or hardware store they sell these traps that work on 2 AA battery, it zaps them, the can get really big, but this traps work really good.
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@jwfarrimond (4473)
28 Aug 07
A lean, mean, feline killing machine - OK so he's a lazy little sod, but I don't have mice!
I take it you do not have a cat? If you do, it must be pretty lazy:-) But that's what you need - a lean mean feline killing machine.
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30 Aug 07
Thanks for the best response. :-)
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30 Aug 07
Yes you are right but so far there sare no kittens about
• Philippines
28 Aug 07
For the big ones, I buy a pack of Racumin powder and pour it over bread, cooked rice or any tempting left over food. I use the sticky Baygon flypaper for small ones. I find them very effective especially the flypaper that never fails to catch those mice passing under my computer table!
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@irishmist (3814)
• United States
27 Aug 07
We have used Decon to get rid of mice. Or you could get the snapping wooden traps. Our landlord sent us an exterminator, and he brought us sticky traps, and they did not work very well.
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30 Aug 07
Yes I tried the sticky traps but the mouse managed to unstick itself
@luvcatzzz (207)
• United States
27 Aug 07
go to a hardware store and get a live trap. trap them and then take them away to the woods or somewhere. anything else is barbaric.
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30 Aug 07
I think I'd just wrapp it up and stick it in the trash
• United States
27 Aug 07
I heard a good way is to take some mixed nuts you may have or pieces od sweet fruit and trail it up a little ramp you make which leads to a steep bowl. The theory is the mice will follow the trail of goodies into the bowl where there is more goodies and get stuck since they can't get out. Then you can do with them as you please.
30 Aug 07
This sounds different thank k you