This will make your stomach turn :-)
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This will make your stomach turn :-)
Well today is my first day riding for this year got my bike running ( thought it wouldn't start). Well with a good jump it start like it should and sound like it should. Got my jumpsuit on (still kinda chilly but not too bad ) went to my garage to grab my helmet. I thought i have kept it well but man was i wrong when i pick it up mouse **** start coming out and it smell like the mice had made them a little home in my helmet I was gross out and about to vomit. **** stain on it too. Horrible!!! It was my new helmet i only have the thing for 5 month wear and tear from the rain that's it. Well I
manage to took it apart and clean it with disinfected cleaner and use maybe 2 can of lysol and washed the inside with some dish soap and water let it sit for 2 hour and now its drying.. Just like new!!! except now when i wear it i would be thinking about mouse ****!!
manage to took it apart and clean it with disinfected cleaner and use maybe 2 can of lysol and washed the inside with some dish soap and water let it sit for 2 hour and now its drying.. Just like new!!! except now when i wear it i would be thinking about mouse ****!!
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I jump on my bike and took off like a rocket on rail.
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BTW a mouse safe storage method is to use a tool hook on the wall and stick a tennis ball on the end and hang the helmet... No mouse will build a nest there...
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mice in the garage, shed ,cellar. It's a good idea to keep rodent poison around all year long. check periodically to refill or replace. Kids and animal pets______________put it where they can't get to it.
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