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This was really helpful. I live in NYC, so, enough said. Been here almost five years and still haven’t gotten use to the pests, but at least I know exactly what to use to seal them out. Thank you!

This was very, very helpful! It was also great to see the type of Steel Wool you use, I was going to purchase the expensive kind. I need to fill the gaps between the washer / the wall and the dryer and wall in my apartment. I found all the holes but they were using the dryer vents to hide and escape. Thank you very much!

Keep the videos coming, very informative. I'm new to the pest control field and the more knowledgeable I can become the better service I can provide.

This has been very helpful to me. Trying to do this on my own and didn't know much about mice. I live in an old house and don't have the money for an exterminator. Thank you very much. This video was truly informative.

Wow!! These are excellent points! So glad I know now that I need to kill the mice first before sealing any cracks or holes with wool pads! I live in an old house and they keep coming through the attic. Extremely helpful! Thank you!

How do you know they have left the house .

Thank you! This was very informative. My house is very old and it's hard to keep mice out for good. I have hired a pest control company but no mice seem to be getting caught. I'm going crazy dealing with this.

My house is 96 years old. It would take a dump truck full of steel wool. Great video, though.

Thanks so much for the tips! Wish I had run across your video sooner. We live in an RV full time for a year now, first year never had a mouse. This year because it has gotten super cold and windy where we are at, they come inside to escape the cold. I do keep food covered up and clean and sweep the RV like crazy every night, but they get in to avoid the cold and wind. We captured one female mouse and had only seen one, and I unfortunately made the mistake you were talking about not to do. There were more than just her, we just didn't see or catch them in time and they avoided the traps once she was caught. I was so impatient and didnt wait to kill or search for others in the RV, went ahead and sealed out more from coming inside with steel wool and spray foam, and you are right have to contend with killing previous mice inside while it's sealed off from leaving outside. Great tips on how to use steel wool effectively! Now I know how to ruff it up for next time when sealing off my next new home.

Loved this. We're going around today looking for where they're getting in. Thanks for this!

Gee, I will you all were located in the Chesterfield/RVA area! Thanks for the information!

I've had issues with mice off and on for year's but I can't afford $600 for a pest control guy to come in and basically put traps down like I am doing. The problem is that now they are getting on my counters which has never been an issue. What can I do? I've tried steel wool, and expanding foam, different traps etc.

Man thanks so much for that steel wool idea, I'm doing it now while still watching vid, made my day

How do you seal the hole under your kitchen sink? The water pipes run through it. Any help is appreciated.

Hi, great video, however, when you use steel wool outside, it rusts. I tried using stainless steel scrubbing pads so I hope they work. What do you think about that product? Thank you and have a Blessed week! David

I live in a manufactured home, and I know most of my mice are getting in by way of the skirting. I need to plug the holes especially in back where my air conditioner pipe goes in. There's a gap around that and I wonder if there is a low cost way to seal that so they can't get in? This video is very helpful!

Best mouse info video that I have seen and I have watched over 20!

What’s your thoughts on controlling mice in an attic within a townhouse?

Thank you so much. This was very helpful information. Plan on watching of the videos

Thanks

great confirmed what I thought - Thanks from thailand home of the lizard critters, !

Thanks, I've learned a good amount. 👍

How would u seal holes in the ground ...or holes in or under a broken slab or concrete

Very informative. Thank you.

I live on an end terrace joining 3 other houses. Do rats/mice live between all 4 houses or would the infestation be in my house if I can hear straching in the walls? Would we all need to set baits and seal up any holes we find?

Very helpful. Thank you!

Thank you for the tips!

Lol...I grew up on a farm...going into the barn where hay and feed were kept...a mouse ran up my jeans!!!! Been freaked out every time I see one....lm petrified!

Hey Jason. Just catching up on your videos. So do you recommend putting steel wool in the holes? I didn't understand

Thank you so much. Very helpful.

How about cars I had one in mine but never found it just a lot of shredded napkins I used peppermint oil not sure it helped

Hello Jason. We are have a problem on our apartment building - bed bugs. Watched a ton of your videos , thank you for such valuable information that you share with us! Will buy crossfire and use it’s labeled , but wanted to know if you recommend getting a commercial grade steamer which gets up to 212 degrees f that can be used on the floor, furniture, mattresses, clothing etc. and mattress/box spring covers that don’t let beg bugs in or out. We can’t move our right now so will have to deal with this issue for a couple of months. Do you recommend anything I mentioned to help eliminate beg bugs? Thank you !

Good info. Ive caught 4 in my house within the last week 😞. Im a little worried. Thanks!

Hi Me and my family just moved in our new mobile home couple months back. Have not have any issues inside of the home yet but the other day I was just sitting on the porch and notice a mice by the steps and it was alive and the next day I saw a dead one in the yard and alive one just on the side of my home. I was wondering if there are more and coming from under the house? I never had experienced it before in my other moble home we are in a country area now so this is new to me.

I have a problem I kilt one already I seen another one but I don’t hear scratching in the walls that much and I don’t see poop it’s like I’ll see one then they’ll disappear for a week then boom they back I just went and got some steel wool I want too put poison down but I have a dog

Thanks man

Can I put catches on my kitchen cabinets to keep them out of them?

Will spraying foam on the steel wool help . First use wool then spray foam

I am so upset with my husband he is a contractor and he has built house like there’s no tomorrow every single client love him bc he is so committed to his word and contracts, now! My house!!! He always have postponed doing maintenance and now I got 🐁 🐁 🐁 in my house. I am going to follow your advice. Ps As I am writing this comment I just saw a son of a gun walking by near me 🤬😡

Jason, can you possibly make a video about dealing with finding a snake in the house?

Can I put this in the installation touching my dryers hose all around the hose whole or will it caught fire when warm

informative, thanks

Thank you!

good info, thanks man

Great video

How to keep them outta travel trailer

Thank you, doing it right now😂

Is the process the same for rats!!! We have a serious rat problem in our walls. And what about skunks!! We have 2 skunks living under our home! Yeee gads!!

Should I use predator urine to ward them off?

Hey there thank you for doing this video. And I wish you’d gotten to the steel wool sooner. Shorter and sweeter is always better.

I save up aluminum cans. Could that be attracting mice?

How do you get rid of the mouse inside the wall of the house?

Dude you're awesome!

I'm sharing this with my boss

What locality is his accent from?

Get a cat. Works like a charm!

Seems like a mouth full of soap from a Brillo pad would be an excellent deterrent to a gnawing rodent if you ask me!

Thanks