auggy

Cold weather has kept the car in the garage too long. It also apparently has kept the mice in the garage too long. Now I know these guys are small but IN THE CLOSED CENTER CONSOLE ??!! Cannot see how they get in there. Anyway, doing the dryer sheet thing in the interior. Any other cool tips? Thanks

1968RT

Dryer sheets do not work, best thing is poison,traps or a cat. I have tried everything you can imagine. The above three really work.

FOURSPEEDVETTE

I routinely let my cat "Emily" go for "attack training" in my garage. (when the wife doesn't see ) She's never found any mice, but what from what I understand, mice will then know a cat resides there and will stay away. Cats are great for sniffing those little rodents out. By the way, with my cats name being "Emily" she has to be tough!

PreferEuroRacing

I always put some moth ***** tied up in the end of a pair of panty hose under the hood. Never put one inside the car due to the order sticking around, though.

Cruisinfanatic

I've used Fresh Cab for winter storage in an outdoor unheated garage for 3 years now and swear by it. Mice hate it!

Has a distinct odor that is no worse than a pine air freshener. Comes with 4 bags in the box. I put 1 on top of the engine and the rest in the interior. This yr I had half a dozen droppings on the passenger floor and that was it. They may come but they don't stay

Got mine at TruValue although not all of them have it. Call around. Amazon has it too.

FOURSPEEDVETTE

I'll bet you started using panty hose when your wife found a strange pair of them behind the seat! This would have been a good comeback for them being there.

WW7

Or, maybe there his..........Sorry, couldn't help myself.....

This is the first year I have ever had mice get into my car, usually they just get in the garage and make nests..This year they got in and ate the door carpet all along the top, now I have a complete mess with the sewn part at the top unraveling and carpet missing every few inches. It looks like hell.....WW

rwalker49

I had rodent problems as well. Chewed a little insullation in the engine compartment. Minor damage. I bought two electrical frequency emitters from Home Depot. No more mice.

Old Ben

Best mouse control method that I have come across are the three cats we have. They sleep in the stables, or the garage which has a pet door, and have free run around the property. The only mice that I have seen are the "offerings" they bring to the back door.

lkl2005

I hates meeses to pieces. I have poison behind the car. First year stored here. No problems thus far.

eaglevision993

JrRifleCoach

I bought a cat.
Just have to remember not to feed after dark

rwalker49

I have a Brittany Spaniel that loves to mouse hunt. He brings them dead and alive.He's so proud of his work.

C409

..... This one has just one week to find a job ! ..............

corvetteronw

Four of the Home Depot electronic thingies in my 24 X 32 pole barn. Probably overkill but I have 0 mouse evidence. Used them for about 8 years.

jesredvette

A friend of mine, who is an exterminator, said that the most effective mouse repellent is a few drops of peppermint oil on a cotton ball.
Better to have a car that smells like an after dinner mint than mice.

BTW...do not use poison. If the mice crawl into some obscure place in your car to die, you will have a smell in your car not soon to be forgotten.

Cruisinfanatic

just wondering why you have your plate covered up