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Lori Tolliver-Jones <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 27 Jun 2008 12:14:33 -0400
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Hello, 

 

We have a constant problem with mice in our house - more in the colder
months than now - and have tried various tactics (traps, audio things,
herbs, etc).  We also have an outbuilding, which is a log cabin, and houses
weaving equipment. As you can imagine whatever may get left on the loom gets
eaten in short order especially when the weather turns cool.  I'm wondering
if anyone has discovered any "magic bullets" for keeping the mice away??
I've seen a product sort of like "deer off" only for mice (& other such
critters) and wondered if it was at all effective.

 

Any suggestions would be appreciated. 

 

Lori Tolliver-Jones

Administrative Director

Historic Smithfield Plantation

1000 Plantation Road

Blacksburg,  VA  24060

ph: 540-231-3947    fax: 540-231-3006

www.smithfieldplantation.org 

 


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