How Do Mice Get in Your House?



Controlling mice in and outside your property can be difficult because they can enter a house or building through a hole the size of a dime. If you have mice in your home, it’s likely they were looking for food, water, and shelter ideal for nesting and snuck in through a small opening. A detailed inspection from Plunkett’s is a great place to start for getting and keeping rodents out.
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22 thoughts on “How Do Mice Get in Your House?”

  1. I wiped out the mouse population in a friend's house this month. Used mouse traps, bait, electronic zappers, and glue traps. The first day I caught five in traps. LOL. House and garage seem clean now.

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  2. I have been placing about 2 tablespoons of water in a plastic lemonade lid with 2 to 3 drops of peppermint oil. Put them under my sinks underneath some furniture where my dog won’t get them. On shelves furniture. Mice do not like peppermint smell but spiders don’t like it either and scorpions and also snakes it’s a very good repellent. I have not seen a spider in my house in the last three months since I’ve been doing this. I also spray peppermint water around my property every five days or so so the bull snakes don’t come in my backyard.

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