Mice!
How do they get into a Mercedes Benz? I thought I had all the holes the dealer neglected at PDI plugged, but I still have turds under the rear seat of my '95 E 320 wagon. I plugged the 4 holes used to hold the car down during shipping, plus some others under the hood that might be an entrance. I looked over the car while it was on the lift today and can't find any other places, but I obviously have missed at least one. Has anyone found others?
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Use copper scrubby pads in things like the A/C intake and exhaust.
Mice will eat through steel wool!:eek: |
You do know that mice have class to don't you? :eek:
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Howdy Chas H,
Maybe they are already in the car. |
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Get the traps with the yellow plastic paddle. They will run right over them. End of story.
This one: http://www.victorpest.com/store/rodent-control/M035 No bait needed. |
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Small mice can pretty much get through any very small opening. Very small.....
Just pulled this out yesterday: http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...China289-1.jpg http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...China290-1.jpg http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...China291-1.jpg |
"Small mice can pretty much get through any very small opening. Very small....."
I know that. Designers at Benz don't. So were do they get in? I mean, I never had mice in my other cars, just my perfect Benz. |
That means you aren't driving your cars fast or often enough!! LOL
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You can't keep a mouse out of a car. They can crawl through a 1/4" sq hole.
Best you can do is park it some place less exposed if you live in the country or put food out under the neighbors cars if you live in town. |
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