Mice love to sneak into buildings at the corners of roll doors where they meet
the floor line. You should put glue boards flanking both sides of a roll door.
Tom Parker
> On Oct 20, 2022, at 2:33 PM, Alan P Van Dyke wrote:
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> Gretchen offers some good advice. One thing I would add is kee
Gretchen offers some good advice. One thing I would add is keep an eye out
for droppings and clean them up immediately. That way, if you discover new
droppings, you know you have another friend hanging around. I would
suggest working with your custodial crew on this, as they may see and clean
wi
Nicely put Tom!
Gretchen
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Hi Katy,
It is a cute little guy. But that does not tell you anything.
It is Fall, and the weather has turned cold. Chances are that this little guy
wandered in, that is, if you are not used to seeing mouse evidence around. You
might want to increase your trapping efforts, to see if there ar
Thanks for your advice Tom and Joel!
The museums I’ve worked at previously had a much more rigorous exhibition
turnover schedule and cases and movable walls rarely sat for more than a few
months without being moved and checked/cleaned. This silica gel dust trick may
be really helpful for us he
Group -
Just so the group knows, I have been working with museums, historic house
museums, libraries, archives, and private collections all over the world for
over 40 years.
What most museum personnel don't realize is most display and storage cases
actually have a void of about 4 inches beneath
Sounds like good resolve. Make sure you check on top of case and underneath it
as well as nearby onesalthough I am sure you probably already have. Things
like these when they crop up are good exercises and reminders for deep cleaning
and crawling around with a flashlight inspections. Thanks