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Wilf said :
Nope but the rats are


Atmo it is stored in the cellar which is a pain having to walk all through the house every time they need filling. Not to mention a mouse had been helping itself to the peanuts. It had stockpiled up loads in an old cushion which was only discovered when looking for Christmas tree lights.


Most went for around £50 which at the time I thought was a bit much, I'll have to look at a more agricultural auction as this one was more plant and machinery orientated.
What about plastic containers - this will keep the rodents out, plus keep it fresh. You can get them from cheap to the more expensive variety. From very large to small.

All the best in finding a solution

25-Jan-2015 08:38:31

Bernadette said :
I found welding fun when I had a go - didn't run the straightest weld in the world, but it didn't look too bad. I wasn't that popular when it was discovered I had been using the welding rods to stir paint with though *facepalm*

Ya, welding rods aren't cheap, so I can see why your popularity dropped.

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26-Jan-2015 00:39:46 - Last edited on 26-Jan-2015 00:40:08 by Nexus Origin

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26-Jan-2015 14:03:27 - Last edited on 26-Jan-2015 14:22:56 by IITYGRII

I find mig the most fun.


If the issue is rats eating through the containers, then apply a bit of hotsauce on the outside of the containers, and they will tend to avoid it after the first few nibbles. A bit of cayenne pepper will also do the trick (just spray the outside of the container with some water so the pepper sticks).

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26-Jan-2015 20:22:40