CT mechanics are seeing more mice, squirrel infestations in cars. Here's why and what to do about it
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Evidence of mice nesting in car at Dodgingtown Garage in Newtown. (Courtesy Roy Krueger) Roy Krueger at Dodgingtown Garage in ...
Roy Krueger at Dodgingtown Garage in Newtown recently popped the hood of a 2020 Grand Cherokee to check the oil when he saw signs of mice infestation. The next day, in another vehicle he again found a ...
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Consumer Reports: Keep mice from damaging your car
If you've noticed a strange smell in your car, or signs of chewing, droppings, or nesting materials — Consumer Reports says mice or other rodents may be making themselves at home inside your vehicle.
Scratches, chewed wires, droppings, urine and nesting materials are all signs that mice may be living inside your vehicle, according to Consumer Reports. "Mice are dirty. Certainly, there's ...
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