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Exterminators place mouse and mice traps in clever spots in the home. These hot spots include your attic, crawlspaces, and corners in your basement if you have one. Pros never place traps in food areas or common areas where you and your family hang out. Mice like to travel close to their entry and escape roots.
Start by insulating your shed. Keep heat trapped by adequately insulating your wooden garden building. ... Use electric radiators. Ideal for close...
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To install a wall vent, simply cut a hole in the siding to match the size of the vent. Next, attach the outside flange using a strong adhesive or...
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The one reason these types of shelves fail is because the hardware doesn't hold up overtime. Once it starts to sag, things literally go sideways,...
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I always recommend at least a minimum pitch of 1 in 40. This translates into a fall of just under 2.5"" on an 8 foot roof. Fix your roof deck and...
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Peppermint obviously has a strong scent, one that mice dislike. According to Victor Pest, peppermint contains very potent menthol compounds that...
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An anchor has to grab the bottom, dig in, and set to really hold, which usually entails letting out enough scope (5-to-1 rode to depth, measured...
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Unlike most computer-aided design programs you may have tried, SketchUp is very intuitive and works the way a carpenter thinks. SketchUp has a...
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These are! They guide you every step of the way to complete your dream shed.
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Avoid putting your A/C unit in the garage or a backyard shed as critters might make it a home during the winter, and mice and other rodents tend to...
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