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Bob and Nancy 1 month ago.
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We use a product called Fresh Cab from http://www.earth-kind.com It has a pleasant smell IMO that rodents hate so they leave. I tried a similar product on our Alaska trip last summer when I was unable to find a Fresh Cab dealer. It only worked for a month and was 3 times the price. Fresh Cab works!
Just came across this story that explains how Fresh Cab came into existence. Very interesting.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/10/28/mom-makes-millions_n_4171299.html?icid=maing-grid7%7Cmain5%7Cdl20%7Csec1_lnk3%26pLid%3D398978
Interesting story, thanks for the tip. I should pick some up, can you get it in Canada?
LoveYourRV.comIf you go on their site there is a Canadian Flag then find a retailer button. Unfortunately there is only one retailer in BC shown. You can order it online though.
Thanks, looks like there are some stores along the Oregon coast (no tax)
that stock it, I will have to remember to grab some.LoveYourRV.comWe do the same Ray. Most of our shopping and servicing is done in Oregon when heading south for the winter then again when we head north for the summer.
Maybe time for an update with the topic. I have used just good old Irish Spring, original soap bars. We stuff them under the cabinets and in the storage areas. Haven’t had a mouse one. They last a year then you will need to replace them but they are cheap at Costco.
We have been using the Irish Spring this winter as well. No mice at all! We have 2 traps baited and ready for a breech but so far no sign of the vermin!!
…and so cheap a fix! Glad to know it’s working for you guys!
1996 Honorbuilt Eldorado C320 "Lurch" | Chewbacca is my co-pilot
Our neighbor has mice in his attic, so we know they are around. We are sooo pleased with the Irish Spring! We had 3 died mice early winter and I hated seeing them in the traps!
– Nancy
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