What if there are mice in the car?

1, first of all, I don't want any more rats. I want to wash the car. Wash from the inside out, even the engine box, including the engine, water tank and battery. Mainly to eliminate the smell of rats. So that the mouse will not be so presumptuous.

2. Secondly, you can put something with a strong pungent smell in the engine box, such as camphor and rotten eggs (you can hang it in the idle place of the engine box). Be careful not to get close to high-temperature objects to avoid being melted by high temperature. The purpose is to make the mouse uncomfortable inside.

3. Open the hood to check the engine regularly, and keep the frequency once a week. If you find rat droppings, clean the engine, and then install a "high temperature mouse repellent in the engine compartment" to remove the smell of rats. If you find that the line or water pipe is bitten, you should go to the auto repair shop for repair and replacement in time to avoid accidents.

4. For the engine compartment where rats often enter, use 3-6 bottles of engine heat-resistant rodent repellent every time to prevent rats from entering the engine compartment again.

5. Be sure to keep the inside or outside of the car clean. Some cars have snacks, such as potato chips, which are all favorite things for mice. There are also many leaves that will fall on the wiper when the car is parked under the tree. Like winter mice, they may settle down and give birth to mice.