I cannot guarantee how true is the story but... In an aircraftcarrier they decided to exterminate the rats by bringing some couples of ferrets which seemed to take charge quite quickly and in not time there were no more rats. Guess who were the new plague. . .I was once told the story about "good mice". The story was prompted by my asking an engineer why he washed his coffee cup every day...
He had worked at a research facility that imported primates from Asia. They had also imported Asian sized cockroaches! The cockroaches were a problem until one day when a cage of lab mice was dropped and released the mice. The mice controlled the cockroaches. However, the mice started making nests in electronic equipment by chewing the insulation off the wires. The mice were eventually exterminated but the cockroaches came back.
Oh, yeah, why was the engineer so meticulous with the cleanliness of his coffee cup?? One morning he had found a cockroach trapped in his cup. A habit he had not lost.
How is that a expensive option?Any other ideas...??.....taking the underside rubber covering off (covering the bottom of the entire trailer) to access the ducts is a really expensive option.
A pellet rifle will do the job if you are in a country which has disarmed its non-criminal citizens...or hire a criminal. They are more likely to know where to find a .22 cal gun.always 0.22 as a backup
Or a new house.Then he needs an industrial vacuum cleaner. With lots of power, and a long hose.
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