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[QUOTE="M.S.G., post: 3969806, member: 10660"] I had a condo about 6-7 years ago, and they were getting in from under my kitchen sink. I had one walk over my body in the middle of the night and that was IT for me, terrifying and gross. While it was not the most humane way to deal with it, I covered the area next to the pipe they were crawling up on with sticky traps and boyyyyyyyy did that solve the problem. I would replace them every few days usually one day I'd have a bunch of ripped off hair, and the next day I'd catch the one that got away. One time I had a screeching one on a sticky trap, I took it outside and banged it against the dumpster like 5 times before I tossed it in. Mice SUCK, I didn't feel bad at all. [/QUOTE]
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