Mice are always looking for a warm dry place to build a nest. They love the under hood area of cars. It has everything they need to make a happy home. It's warm and they have plenty of things to use to build a nest. The bad part is for you. The plastic sheath that car companies use to cover wire is made from soy beans. To mice the wiring still smells like soy beans after being processed. This is a major problem because the mice end up eating the wires.

To solve this issue Honda came out with a Mint tape to wrap around the wiring. Mint is a natural way to repel mice. In this video I show how to make a bottle that can be installed under the hood of your car if you issues with mice eating the wiring in your car. Total cost for this was under $6. This can save you thousands.

Depending on your mousse population you may need to install more than 1 bottle under the hood.

I realized I held up the rubber bands and did not explain why you should not use them to secure the bottle under the hood. The reason not to use rubber bands is the extreme heat of the engine will cause the rubber bands to break.


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