LULUCATCH Mouse Traps, 12 Pack Large Glue Traps Mouse Traps Indoor for Home, Pre-Baited Non-Toxic Bulk Glue Boards for Mice, Snakes, Rat, Lizard, Cockroach & Spiders, Pet Safe, Easy to Use

Catches them every time and super strong stick and big enough to catch 2 at a time

After receiving product, opened and placed where lizard has been known to frequent and trapped tge lizard within 15 minutes. Problem solved. Great product. Thank you very much.

I tried everything. Snap Traps with bait, used gloves to make sure no human scent. The bucket trap, tunnel traps.. bait made specifically for rodents, peanut butter, dog food.. everything.. nothing worked. I set up a camera and the rat woild walk by it and laugh at me.. i think it even flipped me off a couple times. Finally I decided to try these sticky traps. I went with this brand because of how many it came with for the price. Others were not as good a value that had higher sales, but I figured Id risk it. These all look similar. I setup not even half of them, I wore latex gloves when doing so. They are essentially 2 traps stuck together with perforated plastic in the middle of them, can be a little difficult separating them. But after doing it ancouple times I got the hang of it. Just dont touch the sticky stuff.. which can be difficult. There are no covers for the sticky part you take off or peel off.. just the 2 traps together covering the sticky part then when seperated its revealed. So be careful. First night I set these out I caught the rodent... Seems he bypassed the ones near where I saw him always coming from. But got stuck on a couple traps I had setup elsewhere... So was good I put more out than I thought I needed. He was a big one, and was struggling to get off the trap.. I believe from looking at my camera I found him withing 5-10 minutes of him getting caught. I dont think he would have freed himself... Seems his legs were really stuck. But I suppose it is possible. If he was a small mouse definitely no way. But one thing to note as well, these traps dont need bait added to them.. the sticky stuff is the bait.. has an attractant in it.. and it smells like peanut butter. My entire garage stinks of cheap peanut butter.. the smell is fairly strong. But I think the smell lessened quite a bit overnight. Big thumbs up on these, great value, and they worked! I still have about half the traps stored away not used if I ever need them.. wish Id of went with this first instead of all the other things I bought.

Great product, highly recommended. Only concern is the little wrens and lizards don't stand a chance, sad! But have caught my share of mice, okay and a rat or two.

Dealing with pests is never fun, but these glue traps are about as simple as it gets. It’s basically a large, flat board with a really strong adhesive that you can just slide right up against a wall or baseboard. ​I like that there's plenty of surface area, and adding a little bit of bait in the middle—like a tiny piece of cracker—makes it way more effective at drawing them in. Once they step on it, the glue is super sticky, so it definitely gets the job done. It’s a lot less of a headache than trying to set those traditional snap traps that always seem to go off at the wrong time. If you want something straightforward that you can just set and forget, these are a solid choice.

Most effective mouse trap I have used. Caught mouse within 3 hours.

As advertised

Traps lots of rat fur....very few actual rats! Never had glue traps collect so much fur as the rats scampered over the traps. Useless! No wonder they cost less per trap...you really do get what you pay for! 20 traps caught 1 small rat! Total waste of good money! On a post note, they smell wonderful . Like Mama's peanut butter sandwich!

It is so strong that I haven't seen a single mouse that could escape the trap by rolling around. In fact, even I had a problem taking dead mice off with a pair of long nose pliers. Even when it is covered by dust and dirt it still did work very well. The adhesive layer of the sticky trap is so thick that even if dust or dirt accumulates on top, when a mouse steps on it, the adhesive sinks in softly and the glue beneath the dust grabs hold of the mouse. You can reuse the trap after taking dead mice off, but I'd recommend just folding it over and throwing it away.

I had my doubts for a while after catching only moths and bugs for months… but finally got my first mouse!!! A big bugger. They work!

Item works… but a cruel way to catch mice as they die slowly! :-(

10/10 have repurchased many for our farm these work so well.

They WREAK of stale cigarettes. But do work okay