Where Are Dead Mice Usually Found in a Car?
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Dead mice in a car are usually found in the engine compartment, air conditioning ducts, etc. Below are the steps to handle a dead mouse in the car: 1. Inspection: Check if there is a dead mouse inside the car's air conditioning system. If so, remove the mouse first. Then turn on the air conditioning, clean the air vents, and check the intake for any other debris. It is also advisable to replace the air filter, as an excessively dirty filter not only fails to achieve its intended purpose but also causes secondary pollution to the air entering the car. To completely eliminate odors in the car, the source must be blocked. 2. Cleaning: Clean the air conditioning ducts, as a dead mouse inside can leave behind bacteria, leading to unpleasant odors. Use deodorizers or air conditioning duct cleaners to remove odors from the ducts. For external circulation, naturally ventilate by spraying evenly into the air vents, then open the windows and turn on the air conditioning for ventilation.