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While it’s definitely unsettling, the concern isn’t just cosmetic.

Rodent droppings can:

• Contaminate surfaces

• Trigger allergies

• Spread bacteria

• Indicate an active infestation

Even if you haven’t seen a mouse, droppings are a strong sign they’ve been nearby.

Mice can enter homes through incredibly small gaps — sometimes as tiny as a coin-sized opening.

🔍 Other Signs to Look For

If you’ve found droppings, check for:

• Scratching sounds at night

• Chewed wires or furniture

• Small holes in walls or baseboards

• A faint ammonia-like odor

• Shredded paper or fabric nests

The earlier you catch the signs, the easier it is to address.

🧹 How to Clean Safely

Important: Don’t sweep or vacuum dry droppings directly. This can release particles into the air.

Instead:

1. Wear disposable gloves.

2. Spray the droppings lightly with disinfectant.

3. Let it sit for a few minutes.

4. Wipe with paper towels.

5. Dispose of everything in a sealed bag.

6. Wash your hands thoroughly.

Proper cleaning reduces health risks.

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