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Almonds and dog treats in air breather box 200 1991

posted by  David Samuels on  Fri Dec 31 12:23 CST 2010
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In your living room, watching cable and drinking your beer. Of course.

They can only have gotten in via the intake snorkel or the hot air tube. The hot air tube is almost a sealed affair, if it's intact. I suppose they could crawl all the way in from the hot air stove. That would be a squeeze, but rodents are good at that. You could block off the hot air tube and remove the air box t-stat--block the flap shut, a lot of people do, depending on your climate. As for the air snorkel inlet, a piece of screening and a wire tie will do the trick.






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