Mice like homes, no question about it. And so, the come in. Then, once inside, they find a nest area. As rodent population inside a home increases, future generations would like the best nest area in the home but oops, it is taken already by the original mice so they move to the second best nest area. That's how one starts with mice in the crawlspace then mice in basement then mice in the garage then mice in kitchen then mice in the attic. Sometimes some insolent mouse will nest in the car, or in the pantry but usually they got common-sense and stay out of humans' way. And so on until the homeowner start buying mice traps (those $1.25 victor traps or those sticky pads, glueboards, glue  then buys mice bait (mice poison) he could find then buys some ultrasonic electronic mice repellant (plug-in mice repellent) and plugs every opening he could find with steel wool and finally calls a mice exterminator, or mice experts as we call ourselves today.

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