Mice control

jdkoepsell

Any recommendation for mice deterrents, especially for T@B360?  

webers3

Haven't found any that work. You have to find entry points

ScottG

I agree with webers3. Do a search for "mice" and you'll find several discussions teeming with suggestions for deterrents and for blocking entry points.

Badhardtail

I use a product called "Mouse Magic". I have had a Coleman Cobalt for the last 18 years and have used this product for years and have never had an issue with mice. I used it on all my motorcycles also which were stored in my barn. Works great, smells great and easy to handle

ps I now own a 320s

phillm47

I plan on following the advice in this video later this week. Rodent Control - Sealing the gaps in a Tab Trailer

BillCB

If you have a cat, you might shut him/her in for an hour or two…..

ColleenD2

Mandy Lee did a video about this and they used like a spray foam if I rememberto close up any openings. You just have to play flashlight in the dark and find those areas. But she talked about waking up and watching mice run. Ewwwwwwww. Good luck. But don't fall for the stupid Irish Spring and all those old wive's tales. You really need to close it up so they are not welcome. Also, no food kept in the camper. Not at all. We keep it in tub and we move it in when we camp and we move it out when we get home. Mice can even smell canned food because some people say it's safe to leave that in the camper. It's not. And after every trip clean clean clean clean. Especially check the area under the seats in case crumbs slipped through that bottom opening. Good luck!

FriendsofMario

Some advice from the Sunline forum which we picked up early in our camping career: Bounce dryer sheets, original fragrance. We have used them for years and they have been 100% effective for us. As part of winterizing we place them in the storage areas, in all cabinets and drawers, even in the outdoor shower compartment. Of course we do make sure that any openings to the exterior of the trailer, no matter how small, are sealed. But we have never had any rodent incursions since we've used the Bounce sheets. The only downside for us is that the trailer reeks of Bounce for a while after we open it for the season!