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Eliminating Mouse Presence in a Toyota Avensis T25: Strategies and Techniques

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  • #1 16720304
    Matyjass16
    Level 4  
    Hello
    As in the subject, I have a pest in the car from time to time, I set the trap and there is peace for some time. I can't locate which ones are entering, please give me a hint how to get rid of this problem
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  • #2 16720316
    DiZMar
    Level 43  
    Scatter food (such pink granules) in places not available on a daily basis to buy in garden stores. After him, the mice lose their lives and dry without smell.
  • #3 16720417
    Matyjass16
    Level 4  
    I have scattered poison and so from time to time I feel in the car with mice, I'm fed up with buying air conditioning refreshers because it only fights this stench. In addition, a rodent repellent is installed under the hood which does not help
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    #4 16720546
    romuald-f
    A/T specialist  
    The only place the mouse can get in: Eliminating Mouse Presence in a Toyota Avensis T25: Strategies and Techniques Eliminating Mouse Presence in a Toyota Avensis T25: Strategies and Techniques
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  • #5 16720585
    kot mirmur
    Level 33  
    Hello, maybe try to move the acoustic transmitters of this repeller to the vehicle cabin.
  • #6 16720594
    Matyjass16
    Level 4  
    Tomorrow I will look into the trunk and see these inlets. The repeller was in the cabin and in the trunk now is under the hood, unfortunately it does not bring any results, that is simply pulling the customer at the expense.
  • #7 16720600
    DiZMar
    Level 43  
    Matyjass16 wrote:
    ... Repeller ... does not bring any results, it is simply pulling the customer at the expense.

    Of course it's a pic for water and photomontage. This also applies to other repellents, e.g. electronic mosquitoes or as a candle. These are one-season products. In the next season, no one (or almost no one) will buy them anymore and they are not even on the same offer.
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  • #8 16720623
    kot mirmur
    Level 33  
    A hedgehog would be useful, or a weasel. But the smell would be bigger. These mice probably get there after the pheromone smell. I suggest a visit to a good veterinarian or rodent expert, maybe he will advise you on something interesting.
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    Anonymous
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    Anonymous
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  • #11 16721256
    kierbedz4
    Level 36  
    Small mouse, small stench. Please imagine Skoda owner came to Skoda website in autumn who said that something in his car stinks terribly. After lifting on the car lift it turned out that the cat who liked heat from the engine so located the cat in a warm engine that he could not to get out of such a trap. In the morning the driver started the car and grinded the unfortunate. That was a problem.
  • #12 16741709
    kierbedz4
    Level 36  
    At the moment, in large-area stores in motoring departments, you can buy a specific agent to scare uninvited guests from your car by buying an anti-liquid spray called ANTY KUNA at a price of around PLN 14.
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The discussion revolves around strategies to eliminate mouse presence in a Toyota Avensis T25. Users suggest various methods including scattering rodenticide, using acoustic transmitters, and employing natural repellents like lavender and mint. Some participants express frustration with ineffective electronic repellents and recommend inspecting potential entry points in the vehicle. Additionally, a specific anti-liquid spray called ANTY KUNA is mentioned as a deterrent. Concerns about the odor from dead mice and the potential for other animals, like cats, to become trapped in the engine compartment are also raised.
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