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Mouse House

DateWednesday, July 25, 2012 at 12:50PM

I have found a few of these over the years. Electric panels make a cozy home if you add a little insulation, as long as you don't touch the wrong wires...

In reality mice can do serious damage to wiring and potentially create a fire hazard. If this mouse used combustable material to build the nest instead of fiberglass this would have been a more hazardous situation.

As it is it will probably require 2 to 3 hours for an electrician to clean, check and repair damaged wiring.

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    Mice created a serious problem with electrical wires and it can make further disorder too. you have sort out the actual problem and repair the electric panel.it proves your efficiency and experience and devotion to your work. Nice job
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