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Just for you.....a humane way to catch a mouse .....Get an empty wine bottle, or a glass bottle of a similar size, it must be dry inside. Put a piece of chocolate or drizzle some chocolate sauce into the bottom of the bottle. (mice love chocolate :yes: ) Now place the bottle near where mousey hangs out...prop it up so that its on a slant , not too much of a slant, mousey needs to get into the bottle to feast on that free chocolate !!! The thing is ,he will get in easily enough, but if the bottles slanted and dry he wont be able to get out again. I've used this method and it works a treat :thumbs: You can release the mouse wherever you like. happy hunting !!

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OMG....then what do I do with the bottle with the mouse in it? I would seriously passout seeing the little critter running around. :yes:

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Poor little miceys! What did they ever do to you?

I'm scared of lots of things but they have to represent some kind of real and present danger to me - like poisonous spiders and snakes and falling off something high.

Mouse droppings are squicky but the actual mice are sweet little things. I couldn't bear to kill them especially in a way that would make them suffer... I hope you were able to get rid of them humanely!

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Peace to All creatures great and small............................................

But when we turn to the Hebrew literature, we do not find such jokes about the donkey. Rather the animal is known for its strength and its loyalty to its master (Genesis 49:14; Numbers 22:30).

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:o For a poor little mouse? Shame on you :lol:

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:o For a poor little mouse? Shame on you :lol:

:blush: sorry, 357 magnum :yes:

Peace to All creatures great and small............................................

But when we turn to the Hebrew literature, we do not find such jokes about the donkey. Rather the animal is known for its strength and its loyalty to its master (Genesis 49:14; Numbers 22:30).

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If you see one it means there are another dozen in the walls. Good luck.

Spot on.

Since the day I started this thread, I ordered two electronic pest repellents and seen THREE mice. Hubby also ordered two humane traps. They have, however, given up on running around the kitchen apparently because last night we heard one scratching at the wall behind my closet in our room. I did not sleep well last night.

Hubby and I checked my closet again this morning before leaving for work and we found a hole that was chewed through the dry wall AND the carpet.

Someone suggested stuffing whatever holes we find with steel wool. We have found at least four holes throughout the house so far, and this is the very first time my husband has ever encountered mice in the house (he's lived in it for almost a decade). I'm gonna do the steel wool thing this weekend. We now suspect they're coming from the outside through the garage, so we're going to tear through the garage tomorrow too.

This morning I told my hubby if I ever see one of those mice again, I'm just gonna stomp on it real hard with my slippered foot and kill it once and for all. I don't give a flying #### about their cuteness. They are pissing us off. I want them all bloodied and dead.

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That was me with the steel wool. :) My house had it stuffed in places when I moved in and I've never seen a mouse yet. Could also be cos of my cat, who knows :lol:

I have heard them in the walls before, usually in cold weather, but not this winter. This year, I have the pleasure of hearing SOMEthing walking on the ductwork under the house, on the duct right beside my bed. Eeeek!!! First time I heard it, I couldn't sleep either (I feel your pain, Ephesia!!!).

It freaked me out cos I was scared something had gotten under the house and trapped somehow. Now I know that it has to be something that can come and go as it pleases because I only hear it every now and then. Its still very disconcerting!

I sure hope you get this sorted out soon. Have you considered a puddy tat? :)(L)

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I had a mouse before my hubby came back. I almost killed it by giving it a heart attack :lol: (he came around the corner and I screamed) but then ended up getting some decon (it kills them and then they decompose without smelling and rot away to nothing in the walls) and got rid of the problem just before my in laws came to visit (THANK GOD). We have cats now, so we didn't get any more this year.

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Hi Elen

In my humble opinion, a bit of chocolate chip cookie dough on a sticky trap - never missed yet.

Happy Hunting! I so empathize with you, by the way. I woud personally rather have a python in my house than a mouse. They freak me out completely.

Teresa

With a python in the house you most probably won't have mice anyway :whistle:

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Tracy, I sent a text message an hour ago to my hubby to say we need to go to the store tomorrow to pick up groceries and steel wool coz I am on fire now: tomorrow will be Massive Mouse Cleanout Operation Day (MMCOD). He replied: "Can I call in sick tomorrow and go to work? Just kidding." :hehe:

We also did consider a puddy tat. His good friend has two cats, and hubster considered borrowing one. :lol:

Faith, I will also buy some Decon since it won't cause the mice to give off decomp odor (initially I thought it would). I just told hubby about your suggestion and he still thinks there will be a stink. He even asked me what we're gonna do about the blood the mice will spit up when they're poisoned. :wacko::unsure:

We need to solve this pest problem very soon because hubby's going for major surgery in exactly 2 weeks' time and I'll be alone at home for 7-10 days while he's in the hospital. I ain't gonna share space with mice, cute or otherwise. ;)

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Tracy, I sent a text message an hour ago to my hubby to say we need to go to the store tomorrow to pick up groceries and steel wool coz I am on fire now: tomorrow will be Massive Mouse Cleanout Operation Day (MMCOD). He replied: "Can I call in sick tomorrow and go to work? Just kidding." :hehe:

We also did consider a puddy tat. His good friend has two cats, and hubster considered borrowing one. :lol:

Faith, I will also buy some Decon since it won't cause the mice to give off decomp odor (initially I thought it would). I just told hubby about your suggestion and he still thinks there will be a stink. He even asked me what we're gonna do about the blood the mice will spit up when they're poisoned. :wacko::unsure:

We need to solve this pest problem very soon because hubby's going for major surgery in exactly 2 weeks' time and I'll be alone at home for 7-10 days while he's in the hospital. I ain't gonna share space with mice, cute or otherwise. ;)

I never saw any blood or smelt anything. My dad's the one who told me to use that and he was right on with his assessment, so hopefully it will work for you!

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Cat. :thumbs:

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I never saw any blood or smelt anything. My dad's the one who told me to use that and he was right on with his assessment, so hopefully it will work for you!

Faith, I relayed your message to my husband, and he said he used poison at his old apartment and there was blood. I just asked him what poison he used. This discussion is getting funny because we're doing it via text messages on our cell phones. LOL.

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I never saw any blood or smelt anything. My dad's the one who told me to use that and he was right on with his assessment, so hopefully it will work for you!

Faith, I relayed your message to my husband, and he said he used poison at his old apartment and there was blood. I just asked him what poison he used. This discussion is getting funny because we're doing it via text messages on our cell phones. LOL.

:lol: via text message, that's funny :lol:

hmmm weird. All I know is that it was called decon and it is little green things that kinda look like aquarium rocks.

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August 26th -- interview date - we need to complete a I-601 waiver so it's back to waiting again

January 6, 2005 i-601 waiver approved!!!!

January 21, 2005 VISA IN HAND

February 12, 2005 WEDDING!!!!!

March 10, 2005 mailed AOS and EAD applications to Chicago

April 18, 2005 EAD and AOS receipt dates for NOA

June 30, 2005 AOS RFE evidence submitted (translated birth certificate)

August 10, 2005 ---EAD approved via infopass appointment

October 18, 2005 - AOS interview in St. Louis - received an RFE for vaccination supplement

February 9, 2006 - denial for AOS letter due to the wrong form being submitted from the doctor. PLEASE MAKE SURE THIS DOESN'T HAPPEN TO YOU!!

February 16, 2006 - USCIS accepts the motion to reopen without an additional fee - finally something goes right! We should hear from USCIS St. Louis office within 2 weeks.

April 3, 2006 - Received welcome to America letter in the mail!

April 8, 2006 - Received GC in the mail - done for 2 years!!!!

March 1, 2008 - mailed off I-751

March 3, 2008 NSC delivery confirmation

March 10, 2008 NOA 1

March 28, 2008 Biometrics appointment

Legal Permanent Resident - just waiting for time to pass for him to have eligibility for citizenship.

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Tracy, I sent a text message an hour ago to my hubby to say we need to go to the store tomorrow to pick up groceries and steel wool coz I am on fire now: tomorrow will be Massive Mouse Cleanout Operation Day (MMCOD). He replied: "Can I call in sick tomorrow and go to work? Just kidding." :hehe:

We also did consider a puddy tat. His good friend has two cats, and hubster considered borrowing one. :lol:

HA MMCOD, that is funny! :lol:

I would borrow puddy tat if your friend would let you. Those mice would take one look at puddy tat and hit the road (or lest be killed). But I would still plug the holes too so they are sure not to come back! ;)

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