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Posted by Chas Hurst on March 21, 2007, 9:47 pm
> In the winter it's from the garage. Keep the overhead closed, set traps
> there and look for a small hole in the gypsum that separates the garage
> from the house (they'll chew into the wall where there's hiding room,
> behind furnature, workbench, etc.). They can also squeeze under the door
> between the garage and house.
This is where mice, in numbers, were entering my house. I finally built a
seperate garage and walled up and sided the end of the house that had the
garage door. I put out mouse bait and in a few days consumption of it
ceased. That was over a year ago. Since then I have not seen any evidence of
mice in the house.
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>> I'm hoping someone can tell me a way to find out where mice are
>> getting in our house. The house was built just over a year ago and
>> about 2 months ago we've discovered mice. We keep trapping them (about
>> 3-4 a night) but until I find where they come in, I'll be doing this
>> forever. I've gone around and foamed and/or stuffed steel wool in any
>> openings I could find. Thanks in advance for any help
>> Dave
>>
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