yup, I cant get all of them one by one >:( there are cockroaches, spiders and even bloody skinks in my project car! I was thinking of buying one of these fumigators to use inside :
of course before hopping back in and working on it again, I will let it air out for ages!
What do you guys think about using these kinds of products! Any risks to electrical equipment or anything like that!
v8_mopar,
May 17, 4:53am
I have used with good results the $7 black flag flee bomb from the supermarket. Prob wont help with the skinks but if you throw the cat in first you might fix that prob
trader127,
May 17, 4:55am
aah cool, might head down and check out what they have! oh I wish I had a cat! How on earth does one get rid of skinks in the first place!
johnf_456,
May 17, 4:56am
You need to find the source of food, remove all rubbish from the car has a start. Remove the source then find a fix.
trader127,
May 17, 5:00am
aah yes, good advice, will do although apart from a coupla subway wrappers, theres nothing else and theres heaps of them!
biddy6,
May 17, 5:27am
Maybe the skinks are there because the insects are there source of food! Cant think why else they would be in a car.
trader127,
May 17, 5:37am
true true, good reason. Ok i will get rid of the food supply for both levels :)
johnf_456,
May 17, 5:46am
Excatly my thought, give it a vacuum to and remove crumbs etc
m16d,
May 17, 6:17am
Had a mouse in the boot of the Mitsa. think we could catch the little bugger. Ended up getting a sticky pad from $2 shop. that got him.
elect70,
May 18, 1:40am
Bloody spiders in the mirrors, buggers just keep breedingdoesnt matter how many times i spraymortein in there they spin a new web overnight
sr2,
May 18, 2:21am
I've got the same problem on both of my cars, drives me nuts!
v8_mopar,
May 18, 3:32am
#10 and 11
That can be fixed. Put a white tail in there and it will eat them. Best bit they dont make webs so once the others are eaten it will leave
r15,
May 18, 4:26am
where can i obtain one of these easily!
lookoutas,
Mar 4, 3:19pm
This has been covered before. A product called 'No More Spiders' In a yellow squirter. Think it's a Kiwi Care product, but I'm probably not allowed to say on here! Don't remove the webs - just spray it onto them and around, and walk away.
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