Rodent damage
11-20-17, 03:10 PM
#16
Winter street bike is parked for months and I pack it full of dryer sheets. So far so good but this does not stop all of them. Some went past last year eating and crapping in the airbox.
Moth ***** are said to work too but I could not put those in the car. As for dryer sheets and a car, good luck. Way to many options on a car. If you put them under the hood, make sure they can't get free and sucked into the accessory belt.
Best bet is to remove all food sources from the area and set ground traps if they are present.
Moth ***** are said to work too but I could not put those in the car. As for dryer sheets and a car, good luck. Way to many options on a car. If you put them under the hood, make sure they can't get free and sucked into the accessory belt.
Best bet is to remove all food sources from the area and set ground traps if they are present.
11-20-17, 03:19 PM
#17
Lexus Champion
11-22-17, 11:51 AM
#19
Driver School Candidate
11-22-17, 11:53 AM
#20
Driver School Candidate
Winter street bike is parked for months and I pack it full of dryer sheets. So far so good but this does not stop all of them. Some went past last year eating and crapping in the airbox.
Moth ***** are said to work too but I could not put those in the car. As for dryer sheets and a car, good luck. Way to many options on a car. If you put them under the hood, make sure they can't get free and sucked into the accessory belt.
Best bet is to remove all food sources from the area and set ground traps if they are present.
Moth ***** are said to work too but I could not put those in the car. As for dryer sheets and a car, good luck. Way to many options on a car. If you put them under the hood, make sure they can't get free and sucked into the accessory belt.
Best bet is to remove all food sources from the area and set ground traps if they are present.
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