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Old 11-19-2018, 10:12 AM
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I agree, but isn’t the fan also an easy way in when the screen is not there?
I think you are overly sensitive to those pesky meeses.
If they find your equipment to their liking, they will find a way in no matter what.
The do like to find the tightest hole to enter/exit,as it provides them with a sense of security.
(In one of my previous lives I was a mouse, Mickey was the name)
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Old 11-19-2018, 10:42 AM
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I think you are overly sensitive to those pesky meeses.
If they find your equipment to their liking, they will find a way in no matter what.
The do like to find the tightest hole to enter/exit,as it provides them with a sense of security.
(In one of my previous lives I was a mouse, Mickey was the name)
LOL.. Mickey just turned 90! the other day
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Yea, where ever that rodent can get it's head through, it can get its whole body through. I'm storing my 1211 outside under a sheet of plastic, so I'm going to spray it down with WD-40, one reason is I think the mice won't like it?
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LOL.. Mickey just turned 90! the other day
90? that ain't so old, he was a teenager when I was born, just before the end of the war.
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90? that ain't so old, he was a teenager when I was born, just before the end of the war.
There is a joke there indeed.....

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