Just board that door like hole on your skirting board and it won't be able to get out to terrorize you
I had mice a couple of years ago and got rid of them using traps. Don't use cheese in them - that's a myth. Use a small bit of bread with some peanut butter on it. If you haven't got any toddlers or pets, you could put poison down. The disadvantage with that is that the mouse eats the poison, then crawls away to die somewhere. The dead body could be decaying behind your sofa for weeks.
BTW Irish if you weren't a dirty filthy Armagh man, with half eaten pizzas from last week lying around. You wouldn't have mice. yours sincerely, the bowls capital of the world
"The dead body could be decaying behind your sofa for weeks." Could be worse I suppose,Gambol could be sitting on it after a feed of madras.
Being a bit of a closet hippy, I originally bought the humane ones that trap the mice without killing them. They told me I had to release the mice at least a mile away, or they'd just make their way back to my house. After I'd caught my second one, I thought '**** this,' and went back to the shop for some neck breakers.
The half eaten pizzas have been here since last July when your lot decimated my freezer. FAC ****in T
peanut butter in a trap...apparently that works. Or you could get a mouse man in... i usually catch them and chuck 'em out the door coz i don't like to see the poor little buggers garotted.
nothin like laziness getting in the way of morals! A trap I used didn't breakl the mouses neck... nipped it's nose off and I foudn it dead in a cupboard - bled to death! That's what it gets for ****ting in my cornflakes!
i put my finger down on their tails to hold them still, then i pick them up by the tail and fling them (humanely ) out the door! Oh but be careful, coz once i picked one up too near the end of the tail and it broke off...whoops!
Buy some pate (tesco's do one with bacon in, which is good) roll the pate into little balls, then roll the balls in mouse poison...the wee ****ers will gobble them up
