We have a cottage on the bay and have mice! When we are gone, they like to nest amongst the sheets, comforters, etc. Are these bags mice proof??
2033493
mice are know to chew through alot of things...in my opinion, i think the would be able to chew through the bag if they were determained.
2033494
I don't know, but I do know if you seal the bag properly when you open it the clothes in the bag will smell like your washing detergent or your fabric softner. I always spray a small square of cloth with lavender and it in the bag (after it has dried) and everything comes out beautifully and I have had some bags of clothes stored for four years.
2033495
Well, i don't have mice at my place, but i don't think this one is mice proof.
2033496
mice are know to chew through alot of things... in my opinion, i think the would be able to chew through the bag if they were determained.
2033497
Yes if ur sheets and comforters are sealed in the ziplock bags they r ok. The ZIPLOCK bags are very thick and when sealed they are tight. Its a very good investment . ENJOY
757379
I keep one in the garage and we haven't had trouble with mice in our vette since. My dogs sleep in the garage and they act as if it isn't even there.
232549
Absolutely! We keep one in our diaper bag, one in the bedroom (to lay our child on when nursing him at night) and one under his mattress. These are great.
1871587
Keep the materials in the little bag, as the rodents will chew through it. We lifted our garbage can "shed" up and threw a few underneath, as we knew that dogs/pets would be unable to get to the bags. A Week later the bags were all torn with the pellets mostly gone..
1531965
These have glue on the entire interior. Place them along base boards mice will travel perimeter of rooms.
446909
I really don't know. They are prettry spiky and tough, but mice can get in anywhere.
1707919
I would say that the bag is not designed to be sealable against those type of pests. I believe it will do a good job of keeping passive dust out, but against a determined bug, no I think is will not do the job.
1556392
No they don't. They are just fluff filled toy mice. They are sturdy against light play, but the cat can easily rip them up if he or she breaks the seam. Nothing bad inside just brown batting you would normally see in toys.
1165191
I don't know if this product is mouse proof, but it certainly isn't squirrel proof. A mouse is different in size and may not destroy the lid to pieces, but I gave up. I spent lots of $ buying containers that claim to be pest or rodent proof and now I'm looking for a metal container I can use as storage for birdseed. Hope this helps you out and good luck.
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Yes. We used them on top of beds (queen, full size) inside a rustic cottage to keep the bugs away at night. My daughter put a sheet inside- it slid around some since the bottom of the tent is nylon. I put an inflatable twin size mattress inside my tent; it worked great. There was enough head room to sit up and play cards inside mine. These would also work outside without stakes if you put some gear inside- even beach towels and maybe a cooler or a pail of sand would keep it from blowing if it was really windy. Since it's mostly net, it would probably take a lot of wind (or wind hitting the sides with the nylon) to move it. Yes. We used them on top of beds (queen, full size) inside a rustic cottage to keep the bugs away at night. My daughter put a sheet inside- it slid around some since the bottom of the tent is nylon. I put an inflatable twin size mattress inside my tent; it worked great. There was enough head room to sit up and play cards inside mine. These would also work outside without stakes if you put some gear inside- even beach towels and maybe a cooler or a pail of sand would keep it from blowing if it was really windy. Since it's mostly net, it would probably take a lot of wind (or wind hitting the... » Read More Yes. We used them on top of beds (queen, full size) inside a rustic cottage to keep the bugs away at night. My daughter put a sheet inside- it slid around some since the bottom of the tent is nylon. I put an inflatable twin size mattress inside my tent; it worked great. There was enough head room to sit up and play cards inside mine. These would also work outside without stakes if you put some gear inside- even beach towels and maybe a cooler or a pail of sand would keep it from blowing if it was really windy. Since it's mostly net, it would probably take a lot of wind (or wind hitting the sides with the nylon) to move it. « Show Less
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I have not had any issues with mice getting in there, but there isn't anything about the product that would keep a determined mouse out.
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funny, that's what the couple on the nature trail down by the river said as they watched me release the latest catch! In my case that nature trail park is a few miles from our home. Pretty sure I don't have any repeat customers. Over 3 months in early spring we relocated 2 dozen to that nature trail. Now no mice. I think the trick is, to turn them loose somewhere they have food & shelter (other than your, or your neighbors homes).
1987823
Yes, I put mine in an insulated house and my small feral cat colony is warm all winter. They have never allowed a mouse in my house or a squirrel to steal a tomato :)
1874885
It is supposed to, but I put them in in the fall to repel mice. It is still cold where I live so I can't answer your question.
363162
...hogwash ... these are very effective against mice and I have never seen a mouse bite off the leg to get free. I catch them, take them outside and hit them with a shovel ... and in the trash.
625359
I don't think so. The batteries seem to be well contained inside but I don't think it would be all that water proof to use in the yard. I think for critters on an enclosed porch it would be fine, but not directly on the ground.It costs too much for me to advise you to take that chance. Plus, it works by putting cheese or peanut butter inside the top to attract the mice......I don't think voles go for that stuff, they eat underground roots I think.
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I've seen it used for ferrets before, and they survived. I know mice also have a sensitivity to those same woods, but I use it for all of mine and haven't had any problems. =)