Help! A Mouse in the House!
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2024
- A mouse has moved into my house! 🐭 Watch as I try to outsmart this sneaky little intruder. From setting humane traps to investigating how it snuck in, how will it all go?! Life on the farm always keeps you on your toes, and this mouse is no exception! Will I finally catch it, or will the mouse win this battle?
Please, if you have any suggestions on how to handle this mouse problem in a humane way, let me know! 🙏🏻
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My suggestion: you need a cat😊
Or even better : two CATS.......or more.... the scent of cat keeps mice away..... and if not, the cats will make sure they don't move in permanently😅
Uh, a mouse is never alone 😬. Use a little stone at the end of the bridge, cause the mouse isn't heavy enough to fall in the bucket. Or take a cat from the shelter, than you have company and he or she has a job and a home ❤
Nutella works really well as bait, but I think your bucket might be too small, so the mouse has a chance to jump out…
I had a deep bucket and put a broomstick on it which the mouse could reach easily.
In the middle of the broomstick I put an empty roll of toilettpaper where I put some Nutella on.
The broomstick I fixed with adhesive tape the way that it doesn't move.
Now the mouse run along the broomstick to get the Nutella.
When she'rs reaching the paper roll, this one is turning and splash ... the mouse is falling in the deep bucket.
It realy should be deep enough that she can't climbe out.
This is the way I got rid of the mice in my sleeping room.
At first I had one and then I had 4 and 5..
I tried a lot of things... but the last one worked. I closed then the hole where they got in and drove them far away from my home.
There are no mice any more in my house.
Good luck. ❤
You need more than one trap !!
Not sure if anybody else has suggested it, but mice hate peppermint. So you might get some peppermint and spray it around or spray it on some cotton balls and put it where you think they are hanging out. You have to refresh it every so often though.
Good suggestion. I'd forgotten that. We would get mice in our car and we used peppermint or sometimes dryer sheets to keep them away after they vacated. And tried to be careful eating food in the car and not leaving any crumbs.
I agree with the other comments. Get a cat immediately! Mice know when a cat is around and they usually stay far away.
Peanut butter works great to catch mice. They are granivores!
The joy of the countryside! 😂
For sure! 😂 Actually kinda weird how I haven't stumbled upon this problem until now! 😅
Fear of viruses and animals... omg ... dialysis ????? 😲
@@DanielErik мыши особенно стремятся в дом перед наступлением холода. Их интересует кормовая база и тепло. Ищут себе место для зимовки. А летом они живут в норах и кормятся дикорастущими злаками, корневищами, клубнями и прочей растительной пищей.
Daniel, you are such a kind soul❤ I love getting to live the kind of life I want vicariously through you. I love your food storage area and kitchen, I can't wait to see what projects you're going to get into with that😊 Keep taking really great care! (If I were you I'd get a cat)
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Hannah Lee Duggan is a youtuber that has a kind of box that the mice go into and get caught. You will see it in many of her videoes and you will see that she releases them too. Try to watch some of her videoes from when she stayed in her cabin or at her homestead so you can see the special boxes she use....I think that boxes are a good alternative :-)))
Thank you for the recommendation! I will check out her videos! ☺️🙏🏻
That was the first thing I thought of too!
She uses a metal mouse trap. It’s a metal box where once they get in they can n it get out. Just google “metal multi mouse trap” and you will see them right away. I have used it in the past and they work great, I added a little bit of cheese or peanut butter inside and was able to catch a whole mice family in one night and then I released them in the forest 😁
Daniel, we had a similar problem with trapping a feral cat in our yard we needed to catch to have him sterilized. He could get into the trap and steal the bait. We realized he didn’t weigh enough to trip the trampoline so we set a small rock on the mechanism to add some weight and had no trouble catching him. Your bucket trap should work if it’s tall enough the mouse can’t jump out. Can you adjust the tension on the trip plate so it will work with less weight? Or put something on it to add weight? Or put some food down in the bucket and hope the mouse jumps in? Good luck.
Such a good suggestion! Didn't really think about the fact that the mouse/mice maybe didn't weigh enough! Thanks a ton for this!! 🙏🏻
Sorry to hear about your mouse problem! We wonder if perhaps the little thing is able to jump or climb out of the bucket so perhaps it's not the best suited tool? A cage trap might be better if you can get hold of one. We'd start by clearing out the room so it doesn't have so many places to hide. It's so considerate of you too, that you want to get this done ASAP so the mouse can be ok through the coming winter 💚
Mouse problems aside, amazing footage as always Daniel - We both loved the scenery you showed when you took the kayak into the water - what amazing colors! It must be so calming and nice to be amongst nature like that. 🌲Thanks and good luck!
If you give it a name you will be less worried about it. Then a few more traps (of different kinds). Then release much further from your house than you think you need to. Mice have very strong homing instincts. I would suggest at least a kilometer. I love the idea that one person had of a making sure it has a shelter to go to. You'll manage this!
Hi, Daniel. Use a “metal multi mouse trap”. It’s a metal box which once the mouse gets in, it gets trap inside and can not get out again. It works great. I added some cheese and peanut butter as bait, and caught a whole mice family together in one night! Then I released them into the forest. 😁 Best of luck!
Hi Daniel, mice can climb stone apartment buildings with their little claws, so a little bucket is not going to stop them. You can get a little metal cage, that traps them without doing any harm. You can take it a bit far in the woods and release it, otherwise it might find its way back. Winter is coming, so be prepared there might be more little housemates, unless you get some cats (best is two) to keep them away and the cats can keep you company (unless you are allergic). A win-win situation. Rid of the mice and cat cuddles. Best solution I think. Mice can spread diseases.
We also had mice in our cellar once and had set up a trap that looked like a small cage made of iron bars. Then I put some dry bread in it as bait and as soon as the mouse touched the bread, the flap of the trap sprung shut. It worked and I was able to carry the mouse outside. Your bucket is probably far too small because I've seen how high mice can jump 😲 I wish you good luck getting rid of the mouse 🤞🤗🍀
Your environment is so beautiful.
We had mice when we moved into our home and they crawled up inside our walls making tunnels through our insulation. They started destroying any wiring they could get to. It was terrible.
Plan? I love animals but we had to defend our home! We got two cats. Within a week the problem was solved and after 26 years we have never seen another because of our kitties. Also no snakes or gophers either as they smell the cats and stay away.
I understand not wanting to kill them but even if you trap and relocate them unless it’s a very long distance away they WILL come back.
Good luck!
Wow, that sounds absolutely terrible, the situation you had! Definitely not a situation I want to be in... A cat would probably sort the problem. But don't know if I actually want a cat. More of a dog person. Also, where did your cats go with the mice? Did you have to constantly clean up dead mice around the house for a while?
@@DanielErik usually the cats eat the whole mouse. Then the mice find out that there are cats in your house and leave forever.Cats saved many civilizations from mice.
PS.you can have both a cat and a dog.
You need two cats.
A cat is great company !!
There are MANY ways to get rid of mice. I remember as a kid, they used to have little speakers that played a sound humans cannot hear but mice can and they hate it. So, there is the sonic option. But I think it is a better idea for you to drive the mouse away with smells. They apparently hate Cinnamon or Peppermint or Cayenne Pepper. If you have cinnamon sticks, I would throw them around the room the mouse visits. The only problem is, it will likely only move to another room in your house. Mice can be genuinely difficult to be rid of.
A few others have also suggested smells! This si definitely something I should look into more! Thank you so much! 🙏🏻
I totally agree with your suscribers Daniel, a cat is necessary. For example, my adopted kitten Roque has already caught two but he didn't hurt them, he just brought me the mice as a trophy and then I released them. On the other hand, where there are cats mice avoid approaching the place.
You could give love and shelter to a kitten that needs it and he would do his job in addition to also giving you his love.
I understand your position but the urine of these rodents can transmit hantavirus and leptospirosis. Take care of yourself.
Ugh, yes, the virus is what I'm most concerned about. If it wasn't for that, I wouldn't be nearly as freaked out. I've never seen myself having a cat, since I'm a dog person. But maybe I will have to reconsider? And the company would be lovely! ❤️
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I also considered myself a dog person until I had a cat. Roque was not my first. Always rescued. So now I am a dog and a cat person.
@@lilianadoval8927 that’s lovely! 💕
@@DanielErik needs must... the cat can be more like a 'useful' animal rather than a cuddly one {although i'll bet you'll grow to enjoy their company too 😊]
A kitten is knocking at your door...
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Hello Daniel, what a wonderful landscape! 🥰
That's a very strange trap. The live traps in Germany are small cages that the mouse has to enter to get to the food (preferably bacon). When it wants to eat the food, the door closes and the mouse is trapped in the small cage. That's how I always catch the mice.
Oh no - mice in the house is the worst! I have really good results using tin humane live mouse traps that have a clear lid so you can easily see what’s inside. I think the brand name is Victor. I put a little peanut butter on a small piece of bread along with a small cap of water inside the center of trap - this allows to entice mice inside & anything trapped to have some food and water if I don’t get to releasing them right away. These work best when you slide the door ends of trap flush along the edge of a wall. I prefer these as they are humane and reusable. It’s an approximately 8” x 5” x 2” square tin with an entrance on two ends of the trap and a clear lid to see inside.
Good luck!
Cover the bucket with paper but make a small X" hole in the middle. Put nuts or whatever on the bucket and yeah. It worked for me
Oh you have a little friend 😮. I hope you manage to free the little thing. BTW I have lots of green tomatoes but I have found a green tomato soup recipe and it’s delicious perfect for the cold days. I’ll look forward to seeing your environment turn all snowy as we get very little here in England
You can contact an animal communicator so that he leaves voluntarily or adopt a cat to become a cat lover! 😉 Thank you for caring for any living being. 🙏
Start by building a shelter for the mice you are going to catch far from your home. For example, build an alternative shelter for them with straw and leaves and perhaps something with a plastic tube. If you catch one in the winter, you can safely house it there. Or well, get a few of those fantastic mouse repellers... a cat or two. I have been suffering from recurring mice in my kitchen for years. It's not fun, but unfortunately it's part of it. Fortunately, one of my cats is a hunter and ensures that it always remains under control. Sometimes there is no problem for months and then yes, there is another one. Party for my cat Tommy....
Bună Daniel, în primul rând sigilează orice acces al soarecilor la orice sursă de alimente. Și apoi cred că ar trebui să te folosești de ceea ce selecția naturală și să adopți o pisică, pentru că aceste rozătoare vor tot veni. Succes.
Da, o pisică ar fi probabil cea mai ușoară soluție! Si frumos cu compania! Vom vedea cum evoluează situația! 😅
Greetings Daniel! Thank you for this lovely new video. If you can, perhaps adopt a cat. To help with the mice issue and also for company as soon the days will get colder. Nothing like cozying up with a beloved pet during those times. 🥰❤
Get yourself a cat, I am serious. I used to have the same problem. And during the covid, I got kittens in front of my house. I dont know how did they end up there. But I started to take care after them. Now, I dont have mouse or rat problem in front of my olive tree summer house in the western Turkey.
This is nature and when you take care the cats then they do protect the house. And they want a small price for that. They place the mouse in front of my door every time they catch a mouse. You are living in an amazing nature so this is part of the nature law. You dont have to kill. If you come to İstanbul, you will not see a single rat, why there are many cats that we are taking care of. Get two cats, because they are social animals. They will take care of you and your house.
Mice are cute🥰💚
It’s not cute when they are invading your house and causing damage and multiplying by the hundreds if they are not taken care of by getting rid of them
You need a Cat 😺
Купи сухой корм для кошек и оставь там совсем немного корма на дне пакета, сам пакет оставь на ночь наполовину открытым. Ночью мышь туда залезет и пакет начнёт шуршать и ты поймешь что там мышь. Подбеги и быстро зажми пакет. Мышь останется там)) Я так за одну ночь 3 мыши поймала дома! Очень действенный способ! И как раз мышь останется жива, увезёшь её с этим пакетом и выбросишь. Это отличная ловушка для мышей!
you can probably find some humane tips from Hannah Lee Duggans channel. She does this very regularly as she lives in the woods too
Miss you, love your videos ❤
Norwegian Forest Cat, commonly called barn cats in Scandinavia, are the best mousers. And they’re super well mannered. Love the sweater, Daniel! I’ll have to remember that color combination for the next one I make.
Just set out several traps and catch it - yes the trap will kill the mouse BUT where there is ONE you can feel sure more are around or there is a pregnate one going to have babire which you do not want - So get aggressive and get on with it and save yourself a lot of headaches. Note - when it gets cold they start looking for warmer places to wait out the winter AND snakes are no different. At age 75YO - been there , done that,
Peanut butter and a trap with a door. Remember, for every mouse you see, there are about 10 you don't see. It will take a while to get rid of them. And drive them at least 3km or even further away from the house. I'm pretty sure, that some of them we've had came back from many kilometers away 🤐
You need a cat !!!! Un joli petit chat 🐈⬛ qui va ronronner sur vos genoux l’hiver , qui sera une bien belle compagnie !!! 😊 une grand mère qui adore les chats 🐈⬛
А кто будет смотреть за котом, Даниель ведь живет один. Если он уйдет на работу, то кто будет смотреть за котом? Или если уедет куда нибудь. Домашние животные это лишняя обуза.
@@ЛилияМанитова-г2юun chat vie sa vie !!!
They do pee and poo all over the place Use steel wool to stuff in all the little holes and cracks. They do love peanut butter. That is what I use, they lick it and it is easy to catch them They do love to come in when the weather starts to cool
Hallo Daniel Ultrasonic traps for mice. das Möge n die nicht . They don't like that liebe Grüße Brigitte ❤viel Erfolg.
Dom älskar Snickers 👍
A plastic humane trap (where you can see what you have caught) and all you do is open the trap door and they rush out. I caught a whole family (4 of them) who had got into a cupboard in my kitchen..They had to leave! So, I drove four times to the local Church, several miles away and set them free…then we all said our farewells and went off to live our lives in peace. I have seen none since. I released the small naughty family on a freezing cold , snowy night with a morning forecast of severe hoar frost. They are hardy little creatures and I returned in the morning to the Church to check where I’d put them and they had all gone - probably in one of many safe places in the Cemetery area. xxx
That's bigger than a mouse !!
We had a mouse in the house some time ago and successfully trapped it with a humane trap and got it out of the house. So, can be done. Takes longer and we had several humane traps set around.
We were careful not to have any crumbs or any type of food left out, like bread, where they could chew through it. We put cheese in our traps and eventually it was caught.
I'm not sure what your trap looks like but from your description, it sounds different. Ours was like an enclosed rectangular, plastic tube with one end where they entered and the other end, still enclosed contained the cheese and holes in it similar to a cage but all plastic.
When they entered the one side cause they smelled the cheese, it closes behind them. Hope this helps. Don't give up.
It sounds larger than a mouse!
Moose, maybe!
Haha! I do have moose nearby the house as well, that's for sure! 😄
Cat 👍
first off: what a beautiful area you live in there!! i can see why people fall in love with Sweden.....
second: a cat {or 2} can definitely help with mice... i get that you want to be humane {we tried that in the place where i work, and we just were riddled with them cos it was so cosy and 'safe'}, but the mice spreading diseases are {sadly} pests, and need to be treated as such...
If you live in the countryside, you can hardly do without a cat. A real one that comes from a farm.
If you have a small house, it can still be managed manually, but in a larger house, like yours, you need help.
Yes, I think you're right! There's a reason people back in the day did and managed things a certain way - because it worked. I guess a part of me is still stuck in the city, not having adjusted to things like this! 😅
Hi Daniel,
Another UA-camr, Hannah Lee Duggan, catches mice at her place and releases them safely all the time. I bet if you reached out to her, she would be more than happy to give you advice. Good luck!
Put on a plate white pepper..or wine vinegar..Put it in those places,where the mouse is..They hate their smell. Peppermint oil and eukalyptus can work too. 🐁🐀
That sounds like a great recommendation! Thank you for the tips!! 🙏🏻🥰
I use a mousetrap where they walk in a little square cage (place some food inside) and the mouse get's trapped, beacause the door shuts. Then I release them in the forest :-) look it up on the internet dear Daniel. And I understand, its not nice to have mice! 🙂
I think your recycling might be attracting the mice (they are never alone). You need to seal the recycling in a sealable container/bin.
What ever you do ..
Do not touch the wet if that is the urine of the mouse ..
If the urine of a mouse gets into the human body it can cause severe pain & death ..
However, on a more positive note 🎶
I love your Channel Daniel ..
Greetings from Ireland 🏳️🌈
..James..
Yes, get a cat…. They’re Also good company!!
I had six mice living on my balcony this year. They came for the bird seeds I put out there in winter, and then never left.
I caught them with humane live traps I bought cheaply on Amazon. I'm sure, those are also sold in hardware stores or similar places. They look like small green, translucent plastic tunnels. There's a compartment in the back, that you fill with treats. Peanut butter works best; mice are crazy for it! Once they walk into this "tunnel", a spring gets activated and closes the door in the front of it, and thus the mouse is trapped. You can then carry the whole thing far away from your house (I went half a kilometer at least, into the forest), and then open the trap wherever you want to set the mouse free. You can keep this kind of trap up preventative after your mouse is caught, if you can check it every day. In case any more mice show up. 😉
Better not to offer raisins to the mouse/mice, as those are poisonous to them.
I'm crossing my fingers for your mouse hunting endeavors. 🤞
Also, your autumn forests are beautiful!! Thanks for sharing those pretty views! 🤩Enjoy the season! 🧡❤💛
What, raisins are poisonous for them?! I had no idea! When I googled what treat to use, they mentioned raisins! Thank you for letting me know, I will not use that going forward! ❤️
@@DanielErik Google is weird sometimes. I remember this from having kept rats as pets when I was younger. Grapes are toxic for them, too. Apparently, it can cause damage to their kidneys. At least according to the books I had about how to take care for rats as pets.
@@Allegory_of_Wolves this is very good knowledge for me to have now! Thank you so much!!
Sorry friend. I found myself in the same boat. I have a cat, my neighbors do too, but still no luck. I'm trying oil scented mouse deterrents I found at the hardware store. I truly hope it works soon. I too do not want to kill the mouse but somehow I'm hoping the cats will do it - feeling like a hypocrite. Hoping for the best outcome for the both of us friend!
I have a cat who brings them in alive most times I can catch them with a glass the minute he drops them. On the odd occasion where I don't succeed I use the human traps. But not one but about 6. Where u place them is important and that they can't get do other foods. I put some cat food in mine. It looks like u have a cat flap so mayve the previous owners had a cat who bought it in. Before I had a cat get I had a house where mice moved in. Cheeky buggers sat on top of fridge grinning at me. However once spring came they moved out.the traps I use are called bog cheese they are bated bt Catford works better.
A lot of people seem to recommend getting a cat, and that would probably be the easiest solution. But I would be concerned about having to deal with mice that the cat would drag in... Just as you're describing! 😅
@@DanielErik not just mice when mine was younger he took a rat thanks God dead, bats (alive) robbed a seabird nest 20min between the first and second chick...my neighbour's cat leaves everything in the garden bt no catflap they need to let her in which is not nice when the weather is bad. However a cat will let you know where the mouse is and the glass catching scenario works. Mine is a night cat and the amount of time I woke up grabbed the glass to put over the mouse than walked in my pyjamas outside and through half the village to release it...He is 10 now and less interested in hunting and we have a big garden now which he shares with a badger so I guess he is occupied. We moved to this place 2 years ago and since he only brought 3 pressies in before it was more 3 times a week. Try the traps place a long skirting boards under furniture ...they can take up to 48 hrs but they work. Oh and if any comfort I never got sick from anything that lived in my house. Fingers crossed Daniel that u will succeed
@@seufznerv2234 so glad to hear you never got sick from any of it! ☺️💕
@@DanielErik not once even when the mice lived in the house before they moved out when it got warmer. I squeeze cardboard under glass then turn it over and keep it covered until I release the mouse. Only with the bats I use a big bowl and thick work gloves not to get bitten. My phone just alerted me to the Aurora being active and of course as so often in Scotland it is raining doh...sorry slight diversion from topic😁
Follow Scandish home bc she has gardens and has many ideas for preserving vegetables etc. Noemi uses a dehydrator and the zwiling system for taking air out of containers and also freezing in bags
It is only a small mouse Daniel, more scared of you than you are of it. When I lived in Shanghai we had problems with mice and I will not kill or harm anything. If I find a spider in my house for example I will catch it and take it outside. Solution was to fill in any hole you find and get a cat. There are many benefits into having a cat and the cats smell will keep mice at bay.
What a beautiful soul! I love to hear that there are others out there who don't harm other living beings! Thank you for being one of them! ❤️
About the mouse itself, I think I'm not as scared of him/her as I am for the virus they spread... 😬
You need a kitty kat❤
Hi Daniel,
If you can't humanely relocate a critter, you may have to resort to a stronger approach. Winter is coming and the meeces and little critters are going to go looking for warmth and food, do you want that to be in your kitchen or pantry ?? Me thinks not. If you don't act now, you may be inundated with little critters in your new home.
Find the entry points and plug them asap. That will keep the bugs and critters out and give you peace of mind.
Your bucket is too shallow , the mice sleep inside and then go out to play every day 😂
You need to get two cats
What did you put into the trap in order to attract the mouse? What usually works well are pieces of a chocolate bar (not only chocolate) and cat food.
And once the mouse is caught, one needs to set it free really far from the house, best on the other side of a river. Otherwise they will find their way back as they know it‘s a good place, above all in winter.
When we lived in Edinburgh, we had a mice problem in our home as the building was very old and had lots of (tiny) holes -easy passageways for them. It was so difficult to get rid of them 🥲
We tried a bit of everything but nothing really worked.
And a cat !
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What if you put a raisin poking IN the peanut butter?
I think your bucket is not deep enough and like someone else said it may not be heavy enough to trip the spring and dump the filthy thing into the bucket
You should get a 9:57 cage trap and put cheese inside.
I had success with a catch and release mouse trap. It looks like a cat trap only smaller --it works. The trap u have, we'll it's kind of weird.
Also, maybe the mouse is too light for the trap. I saw someone else suggest adding a tiny bit of weight like a pebble
Oh yes, good idea!! Thanks! ☺️
Lieber Daniel, ich kann es verstehen, dass du hin und hergerissen bist dir eine oder dann besser zwei Katzen anzuschaffen, es würde mir genauso gehen. Katzen haben einen starken Spieltrieb... Was das für die Mäuse bedeutet weisst du selber und nicht immer sind sie tot ,wenn sie dir ihr Geschenk machen. Das es Katzen gibt die sanft mit den Mäusen umgehen, wie hier beschrieben finde ich sehr interessant. Katzen sind sehr sauber, meist schmusig, gesellig, wunderschön anzusehen aber Schatz, wie wäre es denn mit einem Hund, einem Freund an deiner Seite ❤? Ich könnte mir vorstellen, dass Mäuse dann auch schnell abhauen. Das ist natürlich etwas für die Zukunft, so ein Tier ist eine Herzensangelegenheit. Alles Liebe und Grüße aus Hamburg
Put a bit of bread with a little peanut butter in the humane trap. That worked for me…
I will try that! Thank you! 🙏🏻
@@DanielErik also, I use the humane “Pest-Stop Trip Trap mouse trap” (see google) and put the little bread piece with peanut butter in the back of the trap. Works great!
@@DanielErik I used a Pest-stop Trip trap (also humane) with the bread with peanut butter in the back of the trap.
Dear Daniel, me thinks you might have to become a cat lover and pretty quick. Winter os coming and you might end up with a whole house of mouses. Love Geoff 🏳🌈
I have a sort of a funny story a cat is not always the answer. I had a jack Russell and a cat, and they were more afraid of the mouse than the mouse wars of them. I had to get an exterminator.
But Eric, my suggestion would be is change the bait
Oh haha, that's almost funny actually! And adorable at the same time! 🥰
put peanut butter in the trap
Mice and rodents will find their way back in a lot. I suggest a cat. The cat will deter mice if you catch the initial mouse. We have 4 cats and when we moved in there were mice. We caught them all with a different type of humane trap before our cats got them and none since. They smell that this is a cat house I guess.
Wonderful if that's actually the case, that they can smell that there's a cat living there! Then they wouldn't even have to die due to the cat. Just the presence of the cat could help!
I've never seen such a trap which you have before Daniel..Maybe it is better to use a different one...One with a little cage,do you know? I think a cat is not the best solution...Cat food in a bowl can also be fine for mices.A cat needs much food all over the winter.A cat in a house (especially in Winter)needs a litter box..and there are many more reasons not to have a cued cat. I am not sure that you will have a cat unter these circumstances...I really love cats and I have one here on the little farm,but it is something else here with our winters I guess🤔..
Poner una taza con la mayor parte del queso dendrto sobresaliendo un poco y una bobina de hilo de coser (mejorvel canuto .lo de plastico)entallado por otro lado para que pueda entrar el raton dejando hueco al comer el queso la bobina rodara y quedara atrapado el raton una taza trasparente mejor y mas bien plana puesta boca abajo cobre una superficie rigida😊 espero te sirva prueba .saludos desde un pueblo de extremadura.españa
Aqui funciona .busca en youtube trampa de raton con taza animo😊
Get a cat. They will want to play with it, so you'll be able to catch and release it. The cat will also prevent future mice. I have 3 cats 🐈 and no mice. 🐈⬛🤗
Hola daniel, soy car, de queretaro, mexico, aca venden unas pequeñas jaulas especiales para que cuando entra, hay 1 gancho donde se pone comida y al jalarlo, se cierra la jaula, ya me paso a mi, si pones comida suave, no se acciona para cerrar, yo puse 1 caramelo con envoltura, algo abierto pero que no pudiera quitar facilmente, y asi, si se cerro la jaulita o trampa, saludos!!
Hey, that mouse problem is really annoying. We have a mouse problem too, but so far they stay only outside of our wood house :D How many you payed for that house you have?
It gives live mouse traps to Buy online❤
Hello Daniel, sorry to hear of your mouse problem. As most people suggested, you might want to consider getting a cat? Most people say it's the best solution. Or a cat and a dog 🤭. I hope that you will get sorted your problem very soon 🙏
A cat does seem to be the easiest, as well as the most "natural" way to handle it. I don't feel quite ready for a cat... but I'm also not ready for mice! 😂 We will see how it goes! Have a lovely weekend, Anita! 🥰
@@DanielErik haha, who is quite ready for a mouse? 🤣. Have a good weekend, too 👍
I hope you can find whatever the right kinds of live-traps are. I'm in Michigan (northern USA) with a bad house-mouse problem every winter. Our mice really like peanut butter as bait.
Oh, so you have experience of this then! 😅 I have tried both rains as well as peanut butter, and I can tell that they are there trying to get it... but they seem smart enough to not get caught! 😬
@DanielErik My house uses the opposite of live-traps sadly, but I admire your consideration for the mouse
@@PaulieBonyenne thank you! But we’ll see, if it becomes a full scale invasion, I might have to reconsider. But I really hope I don’t have to! 😕
Or you could get 2 cats. 😂
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Som en annan följare redan skrev, så kan du i Hannah Lee Duggans senaste video se hurdan fälla hon använder för att fånga mössen! ❤
🤔Ultraschall oder Lichtgeräte gibt es, die sollen verjagen
I had a mouse in my camping van last winter. Horrible. I have a nature based spray, it is not bad for health. Mouse don' t like this intense smell ( its based on a flower) and go. Maybe you can use this. The brand called "silberkraft"
For desinfection after getting rid off the mouse i used a aircondition desinfection spray for cars. This is a small aerosol spray that can spray on it self for some time. I bought it on e.bay.
We in germany have also problems this this virus. We call it Hantavirus
Oh wow, that sounds like a great thing to use! I will check this out immediately! Thank you! 🥰
@@DanielErik ❤ if you need more information about this, i can write you maybe an email or so?!😅
Ta liten ostbit istället nötter.
Honey-honey, gillra dina fällor med jordnötssmör! Dels för de tycker det är gott, men också pga det är kletigt, vilket gör att de liksom inte bara kan ta typ russinet och sen springa därifrån, utan måste uppehålla sig på platsen längre.
P.S. du är fantastisk, gillar din vibe! ❤ ❤
Å.. igenkänning 😬 jag använder de där fällorna som är som små burar, har varit väldigt effektivt och kunnat släppa ut många möss i det fria där jag bodde förut ✌️ sen har jag numera (sen inte så länge tillbaks) i varje rum nu sån där "musskrämma" man sätter i eluttaget som skickar ut signaler.. oklart hur bra det funkar men, iaf 😅
Justja, förvara allt "matigt" i plastlådor och burkar med lock så man kan stänga igen liksom... En vinter för några år sen innan jag hade lärt mig det fann jag musskit i en påse potstismos minns jag, hade inte hunnit äta som tur va men så vidrigt!! 🤢🤢🤢🥲🤣😖
Daniel, du kan ställa in musfälla eller skaffa en katt.
Se till täcka allt rumt om huset som musen kan inte komma in i huset. 🐀
Att skaffa katt verkar vara det enklaste! Får se hur allting utvecklar sig! Kanske sitter jag här med sällskap av en liten pälskling snart! 🥰
@@DanielErik Tack för dina kommentarer. Man vet aldrig vad som händer nästa gång. 🤔 Blir nog överraskning din vlogg när du kommer tillbaka igen. Stor kram 🥰
@@inga-mariaa7635 stor kram tillbaka!! 🥰
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