[Kizzy]

Cheese on a mousetrap?... too much tom and jerry arista

Have a look around see if there's any holes where they might be getting in and block them with brillo pads ( wire wool)
Make sure there is NO food source, not one crumb Keep all your packet foodstuff in glass or sealed plastic containers.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Cheese on a mousetrap?... too much tom and jerry arista

Have a look around see if there's any holes where they might be getting in and block them with brillo pads ( wire wool)
Make sure there is NO food source, not one crumb Keep all your packet foodstuff in glass or sealed plastic containers.

Yes but they are cheap and work for years
never mind old cartoons

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes but they are cheap and work for years
never mind old cartoons

I meant the cheese bit really grump.
If there's nothing for them to eat they won't come in so no need for traps.

[Josy]

Can you not phone a pest control company? or if you live in rented accommodation contact your landlord?

[Tinsel Toes]

If you've seen one sorry to say you probably have dozens , a cat will drive em out or poison - its horrid but the humane traps (you'll need loads of them) they love peanut butter in them ! they do work but it goes on forever as they breed faster than you can catch em. Find where they are getting in a shoot some that expanding foam in.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by hijaxers

If you've seen one sorry to say you probably have dozens , a cat will drive em out or poison - its horrid but the humane traps (you'll need loads of them) they love peanut butter in them ! they do work but it goes on forever as they breed faster than you can catch em. Find where they are getting in a shoot some that expanding foam in.

Oh yeah forgot about this stuff, don't forget mice can squeeze through a hole the width of a pencil.

[Cherry Christmas]

Once in you do need to act to get them out, don't ignore and hope they go away, traps are more humane than poison, at least death is instant