Thanks, Jill, for pointing out the cruelty of glue traps. It's very tempting to make funny little jokes about killing tiny creatures, and it makes everyone feel better (if everyone acts as if it's no big deal, then that makes it okay, right?).

That being said, I also know that it is beyond extremely unpleasant to have an infestation of any kind in your home, so I sympathize with the impulse to just get rid of the damn things already. But I try never to forget that having consideration for the least of our fellow creatures is good for our humanity. It doesn't always work for me, I'll be the first to admit, but that doesn't make it untrue.

thanks so much for your thoughts on this matter Jill! we haven't seen any more...that's not to say that they're not there! but haven't seen any more droppings either.

thanks for the reminder on the glue traps. sounds pretty inhumane...and honestly, i don't really relish the idea of opening the pantry to see anything struggling for their life (or dead already) stuck to anything.

Robyn

Mouse in a row house is really a wired experience,as these nuts just destroy everything ,and even they troubles you a lot.The best way to get rid off them is call an pest control exterminator.
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