In the past I've had mice and rats get under hoods of multiple cars. Since I started using these devices on all my vehicles none have been back.
Only if I don't drive for 2-3 weeks. But I guess that also depends on the condition of your battery. I'm running these devices on three of my vehicles now without any rodents in almost 4 years now. My gladiator I only drive 1-2 times weekly and haven't had any battery issues so far.
I used something like that in my pantry for years. We found mice in the house every once in a while and dealt with them, but we never found mice in our pantry.In the past I've had mice and rats get under hoods of multiple cars. Since I started using these devices on all my vehicles none have been back.
I only drive my Jeep on the weekends. If I do this I would also consider solar charging to compensate.
This would send me into all out war! My dog is already at war with the squirrels... I even helped him get one one time (damn thing ran right at me and met my boot). Might need to get out the trash can full of water and bird seed that helped me with my chipmunk problem.I hate when you get under your Jeep and there are two eyes staring back at you...
I shoot them when i get the chance. They are vermins not cute animals labeled by tree huggers.Got a washer fluid low warning and when I popped the hood I found the in-flight tray (battery cover) had been put to use by my furry friends. I wasn't planning to post anything but then I saw a bunch of folks with the exact issue on a Gladiator Facebook group... Not sure if it's the space available, warmth or what but pop your hood often if you have tree rats around.
I battled him for an hour and a half but eventually won!
What he do? Lay on his back play a scratchy game?Well wife’s jl and my jt both have the blankets… hers had 2 walnuts and some shavings…. Mine was worse…. Pretty pissed
