How to keep the mice out

Greetings, RV enthusiasts! Today, we're going to tackle a problem that can plague many outdoor enthusiasts: keeping mice out of your camper. Mice are notorious for getting into small spaces and causing all sorts of damage, but don't worry - with a few simple tips and tricks, you can keep these pesky rodents at bay and enjoy your camping trips rodent-free! First and foremost, you'll want to do a thorough inspection of your camper before you head out on your trip. Check for any gaps or holes in the walls, floors, or ceilings where mice could potentially enter. Mice can squeeze through very small spaces, so be sure to check even the tiniest openings. If you find any holes, patch them up with steel wool, which mice can't chew through. Next, take a look at your camper's exterior. Mice can climb walls and jump several feet, so it's important to keep trees and bushes trimmed back from your camper. You should also store any firewood or other items that could attract mice at least 20 feet away from your camper. If you're camping in an area where mice are particularly prevalent, consider putting your camper up on blocks to make it more difficult for them to climb up. Another tip for keeping mice out of your camper is to keep it clean and tidy. Mice are attracted to food and clutter, so be sure to keep all food items in sealed containers and clean up any spills or crumbs right away. Don't leave any dirty dishes or utensils out, and make sure to take out the trash regularly. Keep your camper clutter-free, and don't store any items that mice could use as nesting materials, such as paper or fabric. Lastly, consider using some natural deterrents to keep mice at bay. Peppermint oil is known to be a natural mouse repellent, so try soaking cotton balls in peppermint oil and placing them around your camper. You could also try using mothballs, which are toxic to mice, but be sure to keep them out of reach of children and pets. Keeping mice out of your camper requires a combination of vigilance, cleanliness, and a few simple DIY tricks. By following these tips and staying proactive, you can enjoy your camping trips without worrying about any unwanted visitors. Happy camping!