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Smelling like fresh laundry would be better than smelling like Grandma's bat cave.Probably worth verifying but I was told that dryer sheets (like bounce) keep mice away, and found that leaving a bunch of dryer sheets in the interior was a better experience than moth balls.
I was going to mention that option, but she has cats. I wonder if that will work if plugged into a GFI outlet?You must be registered for see images attach
Just don't mess it up and end up in a dark room with grandma's "not fresh" laundry.Smelling like fresh laundry would be better than smelling like Grandma's bat cave.
Yeah if stored outside, it’ll do more good than not, to run it frequently.Whew - what a mess. Those litte SOBs are so destructive. Thanks to everyone for the suggestions. Going to try some traps up in the engine area and maybe a catch bucket set up as well as going out and start it and drive it more.
That is what I am thinking. I just want the underside of the hood to look nice. So, if I were to paint the underside of the hood, what would you suggest. Thinking some sort of paint that is heat tolerant, but not like engine paint.Holly, you need better cats.
But now I know why you’re looking at spray on insulation…..
Honestly, considering you drive the truck so infrequently, I’d just remove the temptation…..and not reinstall anything.
Mothballs work.An exterminator once told me rodents hate moth balls.
Find little pans like old tuna cans or you can make them out of aluminum foil. Put a few mothballs in each pan and strategically place them around the engine compartment.Yeah, except not sure how you keep the moth balls from rolling out.