Soooo basically we've had animals in our walls.
if you want the full story / old images go here:
http://forums.massassi.net/vb3/showthread.php?t=44145&highlight=landlord#post751990
And now they're back. First it only poked its head out the hole in the wall. So to take care of this, my roomates put cardboard over the hole in the wall which of course didnt last very long. About an hour later I went upstairs and it was sitting on the couch. It ran away back into the hole fairly quickly.
To fix this problem i took the only objects nearby that I assumed the squirrel couldnt chew through. The objects are a piece of wood, a beer bottle, and metal mesh which was nailed into the wall. (See photo 1)
Photo 2 is my roomate sprucing up things, which includes a beer bottle at the top. This actually worked well. I heard the bottle fall and either hit or scare the squirrel away.
Photo 3 is the latest iteration.
It is now a trap as opposed to a wall.
Why is it a trap?
I walked into the kitchen about an hour ago and found the squirrel sitting in the sink. It took off before i had a chance to see where it went. I assumed it went back upstairs to exit out of the wall where it previously has come in before... but i was confused as to how it got in considering i nailed metal mesh to the wall.
Sure enough, the squirrel chewed out another 5 inches of wall to the left of the mesh.
So I dont have to worry about a squirrel eating my food while im not in the kitchen, we took a trap that our landlord put in the attic and placed it in front of the hole.
Heres hoping we catch him.
if you want the full story / old images go here:
http://forums.massassi.net/vb3/showthread.php?t=44145&highlight=landlord#post751990
And now they're back. First it only poked its head out the hole in the wall. So to take care of this, my roomates put cardboard over the hole in the wall which of course didnt last very long. About an hour later I went upstairs and it was sitting on the couch. It ran away back into the hole fairly quickly.
To fix this problem i took the only objects nearby that I assumed the squirrel couldnt chew through. The objects are a piece of wood, a beer bottle, and metal mesh which was nailed into the wall. (See photo 1)
Photo 2 is my roomate sprucing up things, which includes a beer bottle at the top. This actually worked well. I heard the bottle fall and either hit or scare the squirrel away.
Photo 3 is the latest iteration.
It is now a trap as opposed to a wall.
Why is it a trap?
I walked into the kitchen about an hour ago and found the squirrel sitting in the sink. It took off before i had a chance to see where it went. I assumed it went back upstairs to exit out of the wall where it previously has come in before... but i was confused as to how it got in considering i nailed metal mesh to the wall.
Sure enough, the squirrel chewed out another 5 inches of wall to the left of the mesh.
So I dont have to worry about a squirrel eating my food while im not in the kitchen, we took a trap that our landlord put in the attic and placed it in front of the hole.
Heres hoping we catch him.
[01:52] <~Nikumubeki> Because it's MBEGGAR BEGS LIKE A BEGONI.