Where does the computer mouse sleep?

Answer 1

One has to provide a suitable location for the poor little machine to rest and recharge, otherwise it will run away in search of another master to obey.

I don't know about you, but my mouse sleeps in this nifty cup holder in my laptop desk. When considering a mouse habitat it is important to remember that the mouse will hibernate with it's tail still connected to the computer, so it is of primary importance to be careful not to disturb it by mashing the tail. Most computer mice will be happy and content with a clean mouse pad and some down time. If you take the time to properly aquaint your mouse to a new mouse pad, then it will behave properly.

The mouse also needs to have regular air baths so that it does not become sluggish and unresponsive. A quick little shot with canned air or a hair dryer will cause the mouse to feel appreciated and loved. About every two months, one needs to actually wipe him down with a damp tissue so that his sleek fur won't be matted with your constant petting. A bit of alcohol or one of those disposable cleaning wipes will do the trick and, while the mouse isn't crazy about being damp, it will be much more comfortable for a careful wipe to his exterior.

Just make sure to dust off his mouse pad every morning. The mouse isn't house trained, so that dust and grit is his night leavings. Clean up after your mouse regularly! Remember this important point. Do not vent your anger of slow internet connection / losses in online games / malfunctioning of computer on your poor mouse. Avoid banging the mouse on the desk as it may lead to fatal damages to its internal organs for which you might loose your lovable mouse for ever.

That's it...give him a new mouse pad regularly, make sure that it's clean and dry, give him down time with his tail unkinked, and he will reward you with years of useful companionship. Oh...and a cup holder would be appreciated if you are lucky enough to get one.

Answer 2

In windows.