I think there's a mouse living in my room.

drrrrr @ 4/11/2017 1:50

I think there's a mouse living in my room.

dude!!! i had a mouse in my house earlier this year when i was renting a house
it sucked, it ate my bread, had to set a bunch of glue traps
saw it run across my room and i was like wtf
killed like 3 or 4 mice with the traps, bad times

That sucks

What kinds of traps did you use? I'm gonna buy some soon.

I haven't noticed food getting eaten or anything but there's been sounds of something moving around in different parts of the room. I got woken up by a sound that I thought was just reason against my window at first, but then i realized the direction was off and it wasn't raining. Now it's 3am and I'm wide awake

Glue traps, we had like food traps and idk if they worked.
It has some poison inside that they could eat, they ate some of it but i didnt see any dead rats besides the glue traps.
There was a small gap in our cabinet where they got around in the house i guess, when i moved the bread and shit in a different cabinet it was straight

Have you seen those mouse traps that they have to go inside to get the food (which is poisoned) but then it closes behind them and traps them? Sad. But having mice sucks.

Do you want to trap it and kill it, or trap it and release it?

If there's one there's definitely more than one. Time to go on the offensive.

Our house is old and we've had mice before so i wouldn't be surprised if they have perfect places to move around in. My grandma thought we had one in the kitchen a few months ago but i assumed it was gone because there was no sign of it since then. I guess it just moved upstairs to my room

Gonna try heading back to sleep and hope it stays away from me

Bryce @ 4/11/2017 1:59

Have you seen those mouse traps that they have to go inside to get the food (which is poisoned) but then it closes behind them and traps them? Sad. But having mice sucks.

I have not, the one i was talking about had like a block of green which is poison and the rats eat it, kinda curious what that one looks like. mice do suck

drrrrr @ 4/11/2017 2:01

Our house is old and we've had mice before so i wouldn't be surprised if they have perfect places to move around in. My grandma thought we had one in the kitchen a few months ago but i assumed it was gone because there was no sign of it since then. I guess it just moved upstairs to my room Gonna try heading back to sleep and hope it stays away from me

ud know if it was in ur kitchen
their poop is like rice grains, ud see it

Edge @ 4/11/2017 2:59

Do you want to trap it and kill it, or trap it and release it?

I'd prefer trap and release but honestly a kill tap is probably the only real option

Igor @ 4/11/2017 3:02

drrrrr @ 4/11/2017 2:01 Our house is old and we've had mice before so i wouldn't be surprised if they have perfect places to move around in. My grandma thought we had one in the kitchen a few months ago but i assumed it was gone because there was no sign of it since then. I guess it just moved upstairs to my room Gonna try heading back to sleep and hope it stays away from me ud know if it was in ur kitchen their poop is like rice grains, ud see it

I noticed something that looked like that in a bowl around the time my grandma said she thought there was on in the kitchen. Haven't seen anything like that upstairs yet though

GO TO SLEEP, THE MOUSE IS YOUR FRIEND ROSE

Pull your oven or fridge out and look behind them. Probably poo central. Even one mouse will leave his lil love puffs behind everything.

When it comes to kill traps, honestly the classic mouse trap seems to be the most effective to me. Put a dab (Igor don't) of peanut butter on the trigger, set it, and assassinate the poor little thing.

Trap and release is a noble thought and I figured I would ask because some people just refuse the other option, but releasing it would just lead to it being like "heh, sucker" and getting back into your house.

Unless you drove it across state lines and gave it five bucks to start its new life.

Edge @ 4/11/2017 2:18

Pull your oven or fridge out and look behind them. Probably poo central. Even one mouse will leave his lil love puffs behind everything. When it comes to kill traps, honestly the classic mouse trap seems to be the most effective to me. Put a dab (Igor don't) of peanut butter on the trigger, set it, and assassinate the poor little thing. Trap and release is a noble thought and I figured I would ask because some people just refuse the other option, but releasing it would just lead to it being like "heh, sucker" and getting back into your house. Unless you drove it across state lines and gave it five bucks to start its new life.