Posted by jackinok on July 20, 2011 at 07:53:40 from (162.58.82.136):
In Reply to: Snakes posted by Leroy on July 20, 2011 at 05:33:04:
werent you on a septic system as i recall?why not simply fix the holes where they are getting in it?you got to have a place somewhere they are getting in.its not like a big city where rats have a perfect home in the miles and miles of sewers.go to a plumbing supply house and ask for some lead wool,pack it around all your pipes where they come through the floor and you would likely stop a lot of them.put a screen over your vent pipes on roof to stop them from entering there.you could put a back flow preventor on your line ,but you'll probably wind up having a lot of trouble with stoppages.walk your lateral lines,guarantee theres a hole somewhere if they are entering there,its a sealed system otherwise except for roof vents.vents are where most critters get in.
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