Well now that winter is fading (not that it was much of one), it is time to think about turning the water back on and heading to the schoolhouse.
However that also means we will have to clean up from our furry squatters. This infographic I discovered shares a little bit of why I take such care in cleaning up after the mice. Blech.
http://visual.ly/track.php?q=http://visual.ly/what-you-might-not-want-know-about-mice-rats&slug=what-you-might-not-want-know-about-mice-rats
From Visually.
What You (Might Not) Want To Know about Mice & Rats
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MySchoolhouseRocks 
Please share how to clean up after them. I am ashamed to say that I have not touched under the laundry sink for 2 years now because a mouse had taken up residence there. I can kill the suckers, but I am terrified to go near that cupboard ( there is old pain tins & spray cans under there ). We very rarely use this sink, so it’s been very rather, “out of site, out of mind”. Thick gloves? mask?