Help...rat's nest

located in chicago.

2. Nesting Issues

With nesting issues, we physically remove burrows with fumigation and/or rodenticides.

Once we complete the rat extermination this way, we give you a 3 or 6-month warranty period.

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need to look up nest removal in your area.

Invite Kate Winslet over and she will eat them all.

I think you should move .
I too am a filthy man .
Now you must stay . Lol

Wow Cooper, you can't even do a lisp. What level are you on in the ponzi freemasons club, 2?

just do it

suit up and get dirty.

that is how you clean dirty shit

You might want to call in a pro to clean that up for you.

If you can't move, get a Rat Terrier. Almost any type of Terrier will work, but Rat Terriers have been specifically bred to go after rats. My late Staffordshire dog, Sheba,used to catch mice.

You can also get a cat, but it has to be a large one. If you got any big alley cats in your area, make friends with them.Take the biggest and strongest one into your home. the cat will have a home, and the cat will do it's job.

My late Abyssinian Cat,Thomas, used to go out in the alley in my old neighborhood, kill rats and bring them home to show off what a good hunter he was. Abby's are very long and lean, but extremely agile. He was so long, he could stand up on his back legs and reach my kitchen counter.

Cant you use one of those long reachers-tweezers or whatever they are called, that have claws and pull it out? Then stick shop vac hose down in there and suck it all out and throw away even the filter and buy a new one for the vac

Could be worse . . . you could have woke leftists in your house. ; )

Had a problem too, but my exterminator has been wonderful. I got an attic infested with "roof rats" or "tree rats". I'm in FL. So they came in during the early morning and "sealed" the roof, like literally with concrete sealed it. Set bait traps in case they came back in. Set poison boxes out in the yard, like 10 or 12 of them. the bait food had chemical in it to cause the urine to "glow" in blacklight, so you could see the trails they were following and where they were going. Baited those trails heavily with poison. Most of them died elsewhere, but we did have a few die in the yard that we had to pick up. Took about 5 months to get it taken care of, then they came and disinfected/fumigated my attic. Unfortunately, neighbors were chopping down trees and such and we got infested again in the yard...they did NOT get into the attic this time. So we are in the middle of another round of treatment. Under warranty so not charging us anything. Total treatment was $1700, $150 for the extended warranty.

thanks to all...I just sucked it up and did it, a five hour proposition, from trip to Menards, to shower to get the Hanta virus off of me.

Appreciate the suggestions.

The grabber idea is how the Orkin man took out the dead rat...
but you can't grab the fine pieces of insulation OR the rat poop with a grabber.

What I did was sprayed it all down with disinfectant to kind of mat it all together as best I could. Then I took a narrow garden rake and raked all the mess into a pile. Then using a grabber I lowered an amazon box into the space like a dust pan and raked it into the box, and lifted it out (over and over). IT WAS A GARBAGE BAG FULL OF NEST no shit. The I put a broom down in there and again swept it out (there is DIRT at the bottom of this void that the beasts have dragged over). Then I sprayed it all with bleach. While that was drying, I tried to fashion screen around the holes around the piping, one I filled with steel wool the other was too big (joins through to the bathroom apparently, wasn't so successful at this, because I am retarded about all this stuff and it was so awkward a space to use any tools like a drill or hammer. DId what I could and it would at least slow the bastards down.

Tried to put the Orkin guy's trap into the void as he suggested, but set off two of them trying to lower them into the void with the grabber.

Said screw it, and lowered down a wimpy trap I have with peanut butter on it, and called it a day.

Sprayed the whole cavity with peppermint oil (if only to deal with the dead smell), put the counter back on, and then spent an hour putting my kitchen back together, and chloroxing EVERY THING I had used and touched.

WTF....

But listen, if anyone is in AZ, CA or UT, these are the guys you want...I have learned SO much watching their youtube channel and this is the kind of service I would like to be able to find....they will find, remediate and literally do everything needed. These TWIN brothers who are both plumbers and rodent removal, they are so passionate about helping people.

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Last Edited by Justice4all on 11/06/2021 07:35 PM

Congrats!! And thanks for the info and the video.

i have a mouse living in the back insulation of my fridge...i can hear it....