I've heard some mice will dehydrate after eating this don't emit foul odor, are these it? Will there be foul odor if they die in the walls?
1879154
They do just seem to dry up. The poison will usually make them search out water. I haven't noticed any smells in the house, but most of our critters are on the roof and in the garage.I have found them in the pool and in the pond expired.
1879155
This poison is for rats. Mice won't eat it. What you want is just one bite II poison you can get it on amazon also.
1879156
This stuff makes them thirsty and makes them seek water. If they don't have a water source they usually will leave and seek some. If they do stay and die you would have to deal with a smell because of the flesh decay... I used it for under my house and our troubles headed for a water source.... Hope this helped!!!!
1175727
I would think so- they are airtight so they don't allow smells to escape. A rodent could chew through- but would have to be persistent and have a reason to- without the smell I think you're safe.
187365
The mouse will suffer if you just let it sit there. If you're worried about that, consider getting a trap that snaps shut and kills the mouse or else end the mouse's life yourself. This is nothing but glue on cardboard, it's not poisonous to the mouse.
858998
I was wondering the same question. I just got it for my 3 rats, the odor control is great but I caught them eating some. I'm worried about that. What's your experience with that litter? Thanks for hour help.
822224
Just a helpful tip. Mice have poor vision and tend to stay by the walls. They are also smart and realize when something is out of place. Suggestion: leave the trap unset for several nights without bait until the mice get use to it. After a few days, set the trap with peanut butter. That way they won't be afraid of the trap. Also, be sure to set in perpendicular to the wall.
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It does say on the box that the smell is strongest for 3 days after taking the bag from the box, so they recommend house to outside in 3 days. The box also says it takes repeated uses for maximum rodent repelling. I find them thicker than traditional bags, and I haven't had any evidence of mice since using them
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So far I have only needed to wipe it with a damp paper towel to clean the plates. I avoid chemicals that would leave an odor and repel the mice. The only "false" trips I have had were when the plates got crusty as they sometimes empty their bladder. I have caught perhaps 40 mice and two pack rats in a month and a half. I am rural and have it outside.
1905001
How long does it take for them to die? Been putting this stuff out every day for 6 days, they are still coming and eating?! I used it inside too.
904415
Yes you can but wear gloves to cover your scent. Keep in mind if/when mice die their may be a smell due to where the mice(s) die. Pros and con as you can tell. Hope this helps
2185357
I am using it for my rabbit now. I just bought a corner regular litter box and put the pellets right in there. She took to it immediately. Its been a week now and I dont smell a thing. I leave the solids in there because they are dry and have no odor anyway. I will just dump it when it starts smelling.
1701329
I haven't noticed any odor, but we use it in the barn. I would think it would depend on where they die. I have heard they leave where they are to go find water, so that may explain why no odor is noticed.
919228
I keep mine in a cool, dark place and its still good after a few months. I don't see why it wouldn't last nearly indefinitely providing it doesn't get contaminated with any foreign substances. Maybe keeping it in the fridge might help with this.
15426
I've not noticed any odor or after taste on my mess kit. I've used it for basic hygiene and haven't notice any ill after affect. Bottom line; if you're in bear country; use a bear bag. I use one regardless. Keeps the coons and mice outta my stuff too.
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Put plenty of Havoc in the attic. The mice eat it and die before too long. They do not smell because the poisonjust makes them dry up. Put the Havoc where you can see if the packages have been eaten into so you canreplace if necessary.
1199995
I put some out in our unheated garage and so far they are still sticky. Haven't seen mice but caught several bugs. LOL
1701330
No. All dead animals have an odor when they decompose, including rodents. This product kills them and if they die in or around your house there will be an unpleasant odor until the rodents decompose or are removed. The bait does not have an odor and comes in sealed bags for easy disbursement.
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I don't really know the answer to your question, since I'm not dealing with a mice issue. But I think, it might be. It is extremely strong. It scared me away from consumption. So I can imagine that mice with their sensitive little noses might really be terrified of the smell. Good luck. Traudi