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wbatto · 03-18-2015, 04:22 AM

I feel your pain
Over the years we have had trouble with mice as we live in the county. I have found the best thing to do is seal every cut out for pipes and such with spray foam insulation. I put poison under our unit so they will have something to eat before they decide to take up residence inside and that way it keeps them from storing the poison inside your camper. I make sure nothing else can get to the poison like pets, birds, ECT. I also check it for mice every couple of weeks in the winter. I also have found that if you clean everything up really good at the end of the season it seems to help. We also place dryer sheets in our camper over the winter and place moth balls under it. Sometimes no matter what you do you still get one; the main thing is to get rid of them before they get started. One time they got in by chewing around a wire in the bottom of the sink vanity. These methods above have worked for me over the years and we rarely ever have a problem.

I hope this will help you out good luck.

03-18-2015, 04:22 AM	#4
wbatto Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Morgantown Wv Posts: 93	This works for us I feel your pain Over the years we have had trouble with mice as we live in the county. I have found the best thing to do is seal every cut out for pipes and such with spray foam insulation. I put poison under our unit so they will have something to eat before they decide to take up residence inside and that way it keeps them from storing the poison inside your camper. I make sure nothing else can get to the poison like pets, birds, ECT. I also check it for mice every couple of weeks in the winter. I also have found that if you clean everything up really good at the end of the season it seems to help. We also place dryer sheets in our camper over the winter and place moth balls under it. Sometimes no matter what you do you still get one; the main thing is to get rid of them before they get started. One time they got in by chewing around a wire in the bottom of the sink vanity. These methods above have worked for me over the years and we rarely ever have a problem. I hope this will help you out good luck.