I worked in pest control for about 5 years, and I figured someone here might need some advice on how to deal with bugs and mice. So if you've ever wanted to know, now's your chance.

My biggest recommendation, right from the start: Never pay for pest control. You can do a better, more ethical job than any business ever will.

I want to edit to say, my inbox is always open for questions too.

  • Poopooweewee [he/him]
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    3 years ago

    There under control due to the professional baits atm. Is there a way to remove them ethically?

    • Mehrunes_Laser [comrade/them, any]
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      3 years ago

      Not with poison, in my opinion. Dead mice are still poisonous. Dying mice are slow, easy for animals to catch and eat. The poisons found in mouse bait boxes has been found upstream in the food chain. Removing the food source is the only way to move them along ethically. But that might be a challenge if your neighbors have fruit trees