[Greenbuilding] critters in the foam
Kat
molasses at q.com
Thu Apr 21 19:13:17 CDT 2011
If you don't know how they get in I'd say there's not much chance of
figuring out how to fix it... though since you're finding bits of foam
in the gutters I'd check there first. Look all along the edge of the
roof where it meets the gutter. Look for piles of foam on non-rainy,
non-windy weeks? Use a FLIR camera to find paths through the
insulation? I have no idea.
-Kat
Sacie Lambertson wrote:
> Yes, I know. HOW can the mice get in? I don't know, but they have.
> and I need a solution for discouraging the practice. Rodent repellant
> with cod liver oil? Could work but our roof is many. The house is
> like many sheds put together with any number of roofs. If I knew
> where they entered, that would be a help but I have no idea there. S
>
> /On Thu, Apr 21, 2011 at 5:13 PM, Clarke Olsen <colsen at fairpoint.net
> <mailto:colsen at fairpoint.net>> wrote:
> /
>
> /Openings in a standing seam roof? Mice can flatten themselves
> through tight spots, perhaps at the edge...
> /
>
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