A7 = mice magnet?
A few weeks ago I found some mice droppings in the engine bay and today, I found more! Other than putting traps around the car, what else can I do to prevent this from happening again?
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Instead of traps, use bait boxes. Mice eat it and leave to find water.
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Originally Posted by aquarian
(Post 24561653)
A few weeks ago I found some mice droppings in the engine bay and today, I found more! Other than putting traps around the car, what else can I do to prevent this from happening again?
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I know I have been having the same issue lately
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Originally Posted by looking@audi
(Post 24561790)
Where are you parking your A7? if the mice are in your garage, you will need to look into pest control.
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Originally Posted by aquarian
(Post 24561653)
A few weeks ago I found some mice droppings in the engine bay and today, I found more! Other than putting traps around the car, what else can I do to prevent this from happening again?
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Buy your A7 a cat.............
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Originally Posted by fkaufman
(Post 24562102)
Try a product called Fresh Cab. It is sold on amazon.com
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All of these products are meant for the interior, most people don't mind mice roaming around the great outdoors. However, you can put a pouch or two in the engine compartment, mice will avoid the area. The other thing you can try is moth balls. |
Mmmm. Nothing is better than the pungent smell of mothballs in the morning. Especially in a $70K luxury automobile. The thought of it brings back memories of my grandmother's closets when I was a kid. Thanks, but I think I'd pass and find another solution.
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