[dajudge_1970]

I have a "carbag" that I kept a '67 Olds Delta 88 ragtop in for roughly 3 months. My barn has a concrete floor and like any barn, has its share of rodents that like to make themselves at home in the darndest of places. These bags do not breathe so make sure the car is ABSOLUTELY dry when you put the car in it. The bags come with dessicant to draw the moisture out of the air, and worked well in my case. I also lined the bottom of the bag with oil dry matting to soak up any fluids that might leak while in storage. I also put plenty of dryer sheets in the car and the bag, should a mouse decide it wanted to chew through the material and see what was inside. I had good luck using it and will use it again when storing cars in my barn. The mice left the bag alone and my car came out of the bag looking as fresh as I put it in. I'd recommend one if you're considering it.

[Larry D]

Thank you guys. Will be buying soon.

[Larry D]

O.K., car bag will prevent the mice, How about getting the ones who are there, out? Any suggestions anyone? Thanks! Larry. Check this out. Tonight, went to check on baited snap traps (with chedder), Cheese gone, trap not set off, and four dead baby's lying next to trap????????

[Old Goat 67]

Get a good cat. Works for me.