I saw a mouse???????

Question

theres a mouse in my house it ran by my playstation 3 it went in a hole in my wall do they bite when your asleep or bite at all and what can i do to get rid of him?

Answer 1

Mice do not normally bite humans unless they are rabid. Get a mouse trap, maybe 2-3 and place them around the house with some peanut butter. It is sticky, so it is harder for them to take off..then bam! Now what ya gonna do with the dead ones?

Answer 2

You could set mouse traps with burned cheese.

Or get some rat poison and leave it in a high place where it can't hurt anything else.

Mice gon't usually bite people, they run away.

If you put steel wool in the hole, the mouse can't get through that.

Don't worry, it is a part of life at some time.

Answer 3

Ummmm.... this is pet rodents.  go to oh....... home & garden to ask this again

Answer 4

Get a mousetrap.

Answer 5

put a have a heart trap down

Answer 6

Get a few mouse trips and kill the little guy :) He is not gong to bite you but you also don't want to have a family of them running around.

Answer 7

You can get a humane mouse trap that does not kill the mouse, but traps it. There can me malfunctions, but it usually does its job well.

If you don't want to buy anything, you can make a little staircase out of books, put little crumbs on the books leading up to the entrance of a bucket. Put some yummy treats in there, like apples, grapes, nuts, stuff like that. Make sure the bucket is high enough so that the mouse can jump in, but can't jump out.  

Answer 8

I have had mice in my house too, and the best thing to do is try not to think about it. If it dose start to cause a problem try to find a spray at the store and the mouse will smell it and leave. If that dose not work then get a broom and try to kinnda sweep it out.

Answer 9

lol, so, you have a  lil friend livin with you. Just wait till you find it in the toaster! I had like a family of field mice in my appartent I've picked them up before, but if they feel trapped they will bite. I was sleeping on the floor at the time and didn't have any occasions of that nature.

It's harsh, but those sticky/glue pads really work, put one behind the fridge,by the garbage and in the corner nearest your bed.  If you plug the hole, it/they will chew around it or find the next best entry.

Also, even if you borrow a friend's cat for a week, the mere presence and smell of the cat will be enough for the mouse to pack up and find a new location.