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Alan Belson #194519 06/06/10 10:51 PM
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Well, it may not be approved, but at least the peanut butter could come in handy for the mice to snack on while building their nest on top of the main circuit breaker. laugh

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KJay #194521 06/07/10 12:35 AM
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Originally Posted by KJay
Well, it may not be approved, but at least the peanut butter could come in handy for the mice to snack on while building their nest on top of the main circuit breaker. laugh


Off topic but PB does work as mouse bait,it's just too bad they lick it off w/o springing the trap.

NORCAL #194525 06/07/10 10:17 AM
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We used to use a peanut paste compo on fuse threads for some of our Brit military ordnance, back in the old days, as a thread lock & for anti-corrosion. It set like hard brown rubber- if I remember it correctly we used to stir in a hardener liquid and use it quick. That was before 'Loctite' muscled in. I bet it would seal an electrical joint just fine.
As to mousetraps, chocolate is the best bait. You also get to woff the rest of the bar, which can't be bad! grin


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Alan Belson #194526 06/07/10 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Alan Belson
We used to use a peanut paste compo on fuse threads for some of our Brit military ordnance, back in the old days, as a thread lock & for anti-corrosion. It set like hard brown rubber- if I remember it correctly we used to stir in a hardener liquid and use it quick. That was before 'Loctite' muscled in. I bet it would seal an electrical joint just fine.
As to mousetraps, chocolate is the best bait. You also get to woff the rest of the bar, which can't be bad! grin


Best bait is bacon or any piece of fat set so they have to tug at it, works well....

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