Mice or pests in the freezer?
Good evening!
I was on vacation for a week and came back this afternoon, but I just can't get any further.
I found the thing in the freezer, as shown in the picture. Now I can't quite figure out what it is.
Internet research says it could be mouse droppings, that would be a nightmare for me!!!
Just in case, I went to the hardware store and set up a mousetrap under the freezer. So far, nothing has snapped shut.
The freezer sounds like it's dripping and humming wildly.
The wooden floor in my apartment also creaks from time to time and there were holes in the baseboards even before I moved in.
I'm truly lost and grateful for any help. I'm already paranoid when the birds start chirping or it starts raining. What should I do next, and how much does an exterminator cost for a 70 square meter area?
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Mice in the refrigerator are a thing of impossibility! They’re not coming in or out.
I have mice in my house, but no: not in the fridge. Use an old refrigerator as a storage cabinet, because absolutely mice-proof.
Did you just give up or how? Is the house mouse or mice that got stuck?
There are always new mice coming in, and I don’t know how, at least in winter. In summer, the open doors and windows come clear!. But in winter 🤔? I just don’t know how they come in! At the moment, I guess I just don’t have a mouse in the house, but who knows?
I fange different types of mice, dominating is the genus Hausmaus, I think (how do you distinguish them from the forest mouse?).
But I’ve caught other types of mice. Up to the nick mouse (in my bedroom on the 1st floor), which strictly does not count among the mice.
I confess that I am quite aware of this possible problem in the buying-in of houses. conscious was. Such a house as I now own is predestined for mice!.Have the previous owner even specifically addressed it! She had a good mousecat, but she didn’t want to leave me (-; if it had been bought and of course!!!! would have looked after…. But animal owners hang on their animals, so the cat went away with her.
In the end, it is likely that I simply have this problem! Every morning I control the traps (tips: on a day 4 mice) I usually get caught fast, but there are also exceptions!, where it takes really longer .. And I don’t get those mice killed even though objectively meaningful and ecologically, have lively traps and then set the mice somewhere else, clearly detested, but I can’t do anything else!
WIRD must remain an eternal battle! Doesn’t want to give me a cat that is a bad mice catcher right now, but I’m assuming responsibility, restrictions…. I think it’s really practical!. Do not kill pets that do not meet expectations, I always depend on the special pets I choose.
First of all, I would call the electrician because of the refrigerator that can be dangerous if the so brummed
I don’t think a mouse would slip into a freezer.
How is he supposed to come in and get out alive?