I have a Nissan Micra which has a welded sill.
We had a mouse, (long gone), who kindly packed the sill with peanuts. These are now rotting. We have managed to scrape out most of it, as it is now a thick sticking sludge which is attracting flies.
Does anyone have an idea how to remove the sludge, without cutting open the sills. There is an electrical cable, so I am loathed to use boiling water or steam, unless you know otherwise. We can get access to the sill via a hole slightly larger than the diameter of a hose pipe, by which we have used rags on wires to get the worst out, and have used to funnel to flush the sill in warm water which drains out of the drainage holes, but this doesn't really touch it.
Any ideas
2006-10-09
01:22:28
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Marian
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Cars & Transportation
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Have already tried bleach, but we really need to get the sludge out.
Cannot fill up the sill, although I have given it some serious thougth, until I realised that the purpose is also a rainwater drainage one. May do this if we sell it...
2006-10-09
01:43:09 ·
update #1
We believe the electric cable is part of the car alarm which was installed later.
2006-10-09
02:11:40 ·
update #2
We have managed to adapt a hoover head and have sucked out all the loose peanuts, and the runnier sludge, but what is left is like peanut butter, only smells rather more disgusting.
2006-10-09
02:13:28 ·
update #3