Hi all, My own suggestions are put wire wool in the briquettes a small amount, as I know the rats will not try to get through that if, used to plug a hole in the hidden corners of the house. other suggestion hanging them on a wire ( as we saw in Huehe / Sta Eulalia or changing the blend to something rats do not like to eat, which is either neutral or still combustible and in either case does not emit noxious smoke or gasses at elevated temperature. These are just my ideas.I have not ever tested them myself.
So for anybody with similar experience, what was/is your solution? Please send to Gustavo Molina ccyd below directly and ccy to the rest of us. Thanks in advance, Richard Stanley www,legacyfound.org ============= Begin forwarded message: From: "Gustavo Molina" <[email protected]> Date: August 5, 2013 8:45:24 AM PDT To: "Richard Stanley" <[email protected]> Subject: Problems Dear Richard, We are having some problems here. Rats are eating our eco-leñas. We are figuring what to do. Rats are always so tricky to handle. Have you heard of clever solutions world wide? Saludos, Gustavo A. Molina Project Coordinator Environment, Climate Change Agriculture and Eco-leña tel. 2332-3659 / cel: 5717-2240 [email protected] www.fundacionprogresarguatemala.org
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