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Mice!
I have mice in my kitchen. Don't know where, cant figure how they got in .
Have set traps and caught one , I have bludgeoned one to death when I found it hiding behind washing machine this afternoon. OK I am a mouse sadist and murderer. I hate them. I am scared of them and I want them gone. However the bait from the traps keeps being taken but the trap isn't sprung. Can only think I have a clever b*gger! Not all my bait traps get taken at all and it seems mouse activity is confined to area by kitchen sink/ dishwasher. Ive looked for holes/ cracks etc. to no avail. How do I get rid of them/ keep them away? I have a cat. Seems mouse has been " stockpiling" cat food ( its dry food) behind the dishwasher!!!!!! I found a pile of it behind there when I took dishwasher out to look behind( so it doesn't have to come out into the kitchen?). Anyone seen this kind of behaviour before? I wouldn't have thought mouse has been in house long. I am sure I would have noticed sooner. Have now removed source of food and starving cat in hope of fat lazy thing developing hunting instinct. But a mouse ( or more) remains uncaught and undeaded. Interestingly and to me surprising, before I realised they were there I have left food and all sorts out in the kitchen and none of this is taken or touched. |
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