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I just used that image twice in 2 minutes on this forum, you guys are something...

 

You know you're loved brother.

 

I have no further comment needed.

 

Yea I kinda accidentally set myself up on both this time

Party pooper

 

Not the first- nor the last time I've heard that. Heard it today once already when moving our $14k new air dryer into the mill and I insisted on using a safety tether and extra strap when we lifted it 20 feet in the air via somewhat sketchy rigging.

 

Anywho- enough yappin with ya @Delta09 I gotta go eat some taco. Taco Tuesday!

 

Yea, enjoy your "tacos"

 

Well- so much for tacos. Went to put some fresh windshield washer fluid in my fiancé's Rav and found this.


So I did some more digging- little bastards went right through the cabin air filter!

 

I mean, I'd go for the extra crunchy PB too...

 

Normal

 

That's for the mouse traps I'm setting in the garage/basement in case they're lingering. Doesn't look like they made it past the blower fan, so they're not likely to be in the interior of the car.

 

Keep wishing..
If you Want to search at some point let me know and I’ll tell ya were to look

 

I'm all ears. I've got literally everything out of the inside of the car currently, she doesn't want any sign of critters in her vehicle.

 

Kick panels
Center console
Pull pinch weld down and pull down headliner edge about an inch or so and look inside with a flash light on all doors. Any discolorations means pee.
Any signs at all you going to have a complete interior removal..

 

https://youtu.be/H1B8zfB06c4
Ive been leaving a flip trap near the tractor and one near the snowblower/generator/mower. I caught over 60 and lost count. Havent caught any in a week, so apparently killed the first wave. Id say maybe have her leave one of these around baited? Lure them to their death in the bucket rather than the party in the engine bay.

 

I'm a fan of the spinning dowel with antifreeze in the bucket... I've got two setup in my outside garage, about to set one up inside along with the snap traps.