Put a small box of D-COn under the front seat. Push it as near as you can to under the middle of the seat, to avoid pets or children from getting into it. Also, put a second small box of D-Con in the trunk, under the spare tire.
I have had the same problem in the past (and I live in a rural mountain area). The D-Con works every time. However, be prepared to find a dead mouse or two in the car (Possibly, but not likely). The D-Con takes several days to kill the mouse, and usually they will try to get outside to a source of water before they die. They dont just drop dead, so its unlikely you will have any dead mice in the car (I heard from someone who did find one in their car, that's why I brought it up.)How do you get rid of rats/mice?
get a 20 ft python
Contact the Piped Piper.
www.critter-repellent.com I sell construction materials such as erosion control....straw....we had a problem with mice in the straw...and squirrels. I ordered some critter repellent %26amp; we sprinkled it in the yard. Not a single problem since. For a car....you could put it around where you park or put some in an old nylon and put it somewhere on the car it wouldn't fall off or damage anything. It doesn't smell bad either unless you stick your nose right next to it.
mouse traps?
they sell pellets that you can put out for them to eat and then die
Buy a cat.
What u do is u get pads that have glue on them that is almost impossible to get unstuck.
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