RE: Storing seats

[Swift Justice <minor_1000@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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I've heard that mice don't like the fabric softener sheets that you put 
in the dryer.  Rub some on the seats and then put some in the bags when 
you wrap the seats up.  Cheap solution that's worth at least a try.

Sticky traps beside the seat with a peanut set in the middle are sure to 
be a deterant too.

ledman_70@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> I asked this question a few weeks ago, but did'nt get many responses. I 
> need to store the seats out of my Dakota R/T in the garage and I'd the 
> mice NOT to eat them like they did the buckets for my Polara. Only thing 
> 
> that comes to mind is putting them in bags with something like 
> mothballs, but I don't know if that will keep the mice away. Someone 
> suggested using something nasty tasting on the inside of the seats, and 
> I'm considering that. Any other suggestions?
> 
> Jeff Adams
> 64 Polara



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