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I thought the gerbils were just in the commercials! Lol
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Whichever model prius comes with a screen over the rear vents to keep out mice... so far they haven't yet... and when I say keeps out mice I mean...
Use peppermint oil to prevent mice from entering... use tei-fu or wintergreen to help with the smell ... till Toyota decides to fix this ( or the...
Again... they are not in the engine ... and have you looked outsife lately? It's not winter... and I am just trying to get Toyota to allow us to...
It's may now...
Ok let me rephrase that... there is no food in the prius we just got it this year and the kids aren't little anymore ... the only car I have not...
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DGH said use 1/4 inch hardware cloth over the vents ... we have been told by Toyota that it will void the warranty if we modify the vents .. of...
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Just in the cabin of the prius ... the cabin being the drivers and passenger's seating area
The mice aren't in the engine... they are in the cabin, glove box and running across the dash! Dash board... because they are not in the...
And again I am talking about mice not rats I do not have food in my car I have mice in my car and I am not trying to seal the air out I am trying...
Because mice will take shelter anywhere they can get in easily ...they take the path of least resistance ... or in this case , no resistance
What about the finer mesh chicken wire has an opening the size of a key on a standard keyboard...? Your probably on to something!!
Nope not kidding Your thinking of rats... rats can chew thru anything ... mice can not. That's why aluminum foil works with mice but not with...
Do you mean standard operating procedure? What exactly is the sop for this type of problem and how wide spread of a problem is it to have a sop?!...
If you love your prius and would love it more without mice in it call the NHTSA #1-888-327-4236 and let them know! Safety counts
