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Peppermint extract. We use it in parked camper,garage ect. Proof for me is we sprinkle a tiny amount in a mobile we have rented out in a hay field. If anyone can find mouse droppings it's a renter. No more mice! We get ours from a health food type store. Smells not to bad also.:thumbup:

Any idea if the bus place has a radiant floor? Wondering if it would insulate or be a non issue. This is very interesting indeed. Have rolled Monsterliner on the whole outside of my camper van and the plywood floor and bench seats of my tin boat. After 3 years out side still looks like it was...

At least it can make it look so. Papa Bear is me 40 years in the future so I can learn from his mistakes. He's well into 90s now so was growing up when farms were just getting into tractors ect. Lost most of his hearing to a rock crusher and under ground mining. Also cataracts. Wear sun glasses...

If this travel trailer is you only tall piece of equipment and it is parked inside always I'd take a look at your tires. Worn at all, any cracks in the side walls? Great time to replace them with lower profile ones. If you have to have the height on trailer then you can always let the air out to...

Been lurking for awhile and this is my first post here also. So, Hello from B.C.! I'm also putting up a shop but will pour a floor next year. My question for you Alan is if you have compacted on pex before? Can you use the same force/pressure you would on a regular base without damage to the pex?