Despite how cute they are, mice aren't a pest you want in your house, partially because they're smarter than you think and can outsmart your traps.

House mice don’t just come inside during cool weather, but they do stay longer then. Our expert tells us what to look for and how to get rid of them.

If you see one mouse in your house, ... Mice usually keep to themselves and are nocturnal, so movement in the daytime may indicate their nest is overcrowded.

Durtsche said you're more likely to get the hantavirus if you are breathing in air near mice nests or are exposed to rodent urine and feces for an extended period of time.

How to keep mice out of your house. A door sweep at the bottom of a gaping door helps and for other areas, there are filler products that harden other holes.

House mice are unwanted pests. They’re commonly in garages, attics and pantries. ... They’ll likely bring poison baits back to their nests, which you can’t see.

We began with livetraps, but the mice just returned, so now we use snap traps. Our traps have revealed that we’ve been sharing our house with white-footed mice (Peromyscus leucopus).

House mice are unwanted pests. They’re commonly in garages, attics and pantries. ... They’ll likely bring poison baits back to their nests, which you can’t see.

Mice have taken shelter in our old farmhouse again. Although I hate killing the cute creatures, after we had to hire a carpenter twice to remove sections of our walls and take out smelly mouse nests, ...