---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment In a message dated 3/16/05 7:14:14 AM Pacific Standard Time, sarah@graphic-fusion.com writes: I'm similarly afflicted (soft heart for critters) and was delighted to find a humane mouse trap made by Woodstream. I think it would be excellent for trapping inside a piano. I found mine at Lowe's. It has a very clever design with a one-way aluminum door. The mouse walks in, and it can't walk back out. No snapping parts or anything. It's self-resetting, and some versions of the trap will catch many, many mice before filling up. (Caveat for the kind-hearted: Multiple mice trapped in this thing might fight with each other, perhaps even to the death.) The top slides off of the thing for an easy release -- preferably in the woods somewhere. Mice shouldn't be left in it any longer than necessary, so it should be checked every morning. Another caution: Mice can sometimes get very wet inside the trap from urine, body moisture, etc. In such a situation, they are prone to exposure when released in very cold weather. So trapping should only be done the night before a day with warmer, dry weather. (DAMHIK) I'm a softy as well. The woman actually trapped the mice and released them outside. Unfortunately, her house is pretty dirty, and cluttered. She has alot of birdseed in the house. In such conditions, the mice will continue to come back. I honestly don't think she minds sharing the domicile with a mouse, but not the inside of her piano! Thanks for the info! Dave S. ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/e2/89/1d/cc/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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