Anonymous wrote:I had mice recently in my house. What a frigging disaster. For my 2500 square foot house, I must have about 15 position stations inside and 6 outside. Got rid of them. They could do it at Home Depot too but it would take a ton of poison.

The poison dehydrates their brains and they start running like crazy looking for water. They eventually die dried out and turn to dust. So there isn't much smell or lingering dead bodies.

Anonymous wrote:Ewwwww. OP here, it was INSIDE the Home Depot near the bird seeds. Ick

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Anonymous wrote:It's home Depot, they are probably attracted to the outdoor birdseed. Doesn't bother me that much, as long as they are trying to do something to control the population.

I don’t think HD is doing squat to control the population. Have you been over there lately? There’s a bit of a him inside the store .. it should be reported as a health hazard. It’s an infestation. Have you seen the self-check out over there, the camera recording is bigger than my home tv, they only care about theft.

Anonymous wrote:It's home Depot, they are probably attracted to the outdoor birdseed. Doesn't bother me that much, as long as they are trying to do something to control the population.

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Anonymous wrote:Aren’t the garden sections of home improvement stores outside, or basically outside/right by the entrances? It’s no surprise there’s mice. They need to get a few cats!

A terrier dog or even a snake would be preferrable to a dirty diseased cat. Toxoplasmosis.

You are deranged.

Cats are infinitely cleaner than dogs. And most mice avoid areas with cats, based on scent alone. The hunting is just bonus w/ cats.

There's a reason why Bodega cats are a thing - it's function, not just cuteness. Lots of stores need to have a couple of work-cats on hand.

That's ummmmmm really not true. Perhaps the toxoplasmosis talking there?

I've never seen a cat eat its own poop, or another cat's poop, or any random shiit you find outside.

I've seen cat people eat cat poop. Toxoplasmosis is a weird parasite. Very interesting how it affects the human brain.

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Anonymous wrote:Aren’t the garden sections of home improvement stores outside, or basically outside/right by the entrances? It’s no surprise there’s mice. They need to get a few cats!

A terrier dog or even a snake would be preferrable to a dirty diseased cat. Toxoplasmosis.

You are deranged.

Cats are infinitely cleaner than dogs. And most mice avoid areas with cats, based on scent alone. The hunting is just bonus w/ cats.

There's a reason why Bodega cats are a thing - it's function, not just cuteness. Lots of stores need to have a couple of work-cats on hand.

That's ummmmmm really not true. Perhaps the toxoplasmosis talking there?

I've never seen a cat eat its own poop, or another cat's poop, or any random shiit you find outside.

I've seen cat people eat cat poop. Toxoplasmosis is a weird parasite. Very interesting how it affects the human brain.

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Anonymous wrote:Aren’t the garden sections of home improvement stores outside, or basically outside/right by the entrances? It’s no surprise there’s mice. They need to get a few cats!

A terrier dog or even a snake would be preferrable to a dirty diseased cat. Toxoplasmosis.

You are deranged.

Cats are infinitely cleaner than dogs. And most mice avoid areas with cats, based on scent alone. The hunting is just bonus w/ cats.

There's a reason why Bodega cats are a thing - it's function, not just cuteness. Lots of stores need to have a couple of work-cats on hand.

That's ummmmmm really not true. Perhaps the toxoplasmosis talking there?

I've never seen a cat eat its own poop, or another cat's poop, or any random shiit you find outside.

I've seen cat people eat cat poop. Toxoplasmosis is a weird parasite. Very interesting how it affects the human brain.

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Anonymous wrote:Aren’t the garden sections of home improvement stores outside, or basically outside/right by the entrances? It’s no surprise there’s mice. They need to get a few cats!

A terrier dog or even a snake would be preferrable to a dirty diseased cat. Toxoplasmosis.

You are deranged.

Cats are infinitely cleaner than dogs. And most mice avoid areas with cats, based on scent alone. The hunting is just bonus w/ cats.

There's a reason why Bodega cats are a thing - it's function, not just cuteness. Lots of stores need to have a couple of work-cats on hand.

That's ummmmmm really not true. Perhaps the toxoplasmosis talking there?

I've never seen a cat eat its own poop, or another cat's poop, or any random shiit you find outside.

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Anonymous wrote:Aren’t the garden sections of home improvement stores outside, or basically outside/right by the entrances? It’s no surprise there’s mice. They need to get a few cats!

A terrier dog or even a snake would be preferrable to a dirty diseased cat. Toxoplasmosis.

You are deranged.

Cats are infinitely cleaner than dogs. And most mice avoid areas with cats, based on scent alone. The hunting is just bonus w/ cats.

There's a reason why Bodega cats are a thing - it's function, not just cuteness. Lots of stores need to have a couple of work-cats on hand.

That's ummmmmm really not true. Perhaps the toxoplasmosis talking there?

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Anonymous wrote:Aren’t the garden sections of home improvement stores outside, or basically outside/right by the entrances? It’s no surprise there’s mice. They need to get a few cats!

A terrier dog or even a snake would be preferrable to a dirty diseased cat. Toxoplasmosis.

You are deranged.

Cats are infinitely cleaner than dogs. And most mice avoid areas with cats, based on scent alone. The hunting is just bonus w/ cats.

There's a reason why Bodega cats are a thing - it's function, not just cuteness. Lots of stores need to have a couple of work-cats on hand.

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Anonymous wrote:Aren’t the garden sections of home improvement stores outside, or basically outside/right by the entrances? It’s no surprise there’s mice. They need to get a few cats!

A terrier dog or even a snake would be preferrable to a dirty diseased cat. Toxoplasmosis.