Catchmaster Super Glue Traps 30pk, Extra Strength Sticky Mouse & Rat Traps

Highly Recommended and Very Effective. Money well spent! Just put them around your house inside or outside and pests walk across it and get super stuck. They will NOT get free. In fact, you too must be careful not to stick your clothes, drapes, socks or anything else accidentally to it, for they will indeed stick tight and be hard to remove. I used them near all the door/window entrances and under my bed and along several interior walls, and I caught scorpions and bugs. After a month of interior home use, I am catching no bugs because they are all gone. I cleaned out all my scorpions within 3 days. Have not seen any scorpions or other bugs for over 6 months. As for outside use, I put them on the outside of my house in the yard facing my doors and storage shed, and caught a few mice as well. Once caught they will pull the light board with them but they will NOT get away. Once stuck, everything will die on these boards. Keep them away from pets but you can use veggie oil to unstick them in a pet accident, but best to use in a non-pet area or when the pets are not in the yard. I even caught one bird. These things are safe and have no harmful chemicals. So if you stick your finger to it, just wash your hands with soap after you PRY your poor finger off. I love these things provided you exercise caution in their use because they do indeed stick hard and they do indeed catch all your pests. If you have a bad pest problem, put them everywhere including the center of a room and that will give you max coverage. Afterall they are cheap and each will lasts a very long time, 3 months or so. So buy a lot, about 100, store and use them as needed. They work! You can always supplement them with bug spray and powder too, to really terminate your problem. Great for ants in cabinets and earwigs too. This one great easy and safe solution

I put all kinds of bait (peanut butter, nuts, cheese) in the humane traps and none of them lured the mouse in. A mouse snuck in through a drywall opening because of some plumbing work i'm having done. It's been cold outside so i understand why they want to come in, but i started hearing things move at night and set up my small camera. I found that two small mice snuck in. I would try to chase them out making noise and hitting my golf clubs near where i hear the noise. Leaving the backdoor open. One ran out but one decided to stay and it was caught on camera a few times in the 2 weeks i tried the humane traps. I dont like killing animals, but i can't have disease born illnesses from mouse fleas and from the mouse itself, so after a few weeks, i resorted to this. These boxes i found were sort of small. I pushed the top middle up so it looks a little more open so the mouse would go in and placed it along the wall with a towel on the top so it doesn't look like a trap. I heard noise and hit my golf club near that area and it ran along the wall towards the trap. I hear the movement at where i placed the trap and sorry to say i think he's trapped there and there is no way i can save him from the sticky trap. But just gotta say, after two weeks trying various other humane traps, this worked the first day i got this. So 5 stars. Just wish it was somehow releaseable, but it can't be helped. Now i have to find all those rodent repellant balls i placed all around the house.

I have an infestation of mice, and this is the only product I can finally say works. The first try, I caught four in minutes. I set up about ten traps altogether. That was the only way I could get them. Then, the second try, I got ten mice. The peanut butter makes a difference. Do not buy the plain one. You have to buy the one with the peanut butter. I highly recommend it.

It was awful. Effective. I caught one mouse in one minute. Over a week I caught about 8 mice. They can escape the glue but it rips their fur off when they do, that's the awful part, plus they are alive when you handle them. Luckily, my dog alerts me when he hears one, so I can through them in the trash barrel right away. Otherwise, they escape....

Works great. Easy to use to get rid of rodents. Decent size. Second buy will buy again come fall. Very sticky. Very versatile.

Placed it in the garage by entrance door to house. The very first night it trapped a cricket, spider and even a roach. Easy to assemble and safe to use.

Pros: 1. Super sticky 2. Nice and big 3. It can catch some small insects. Cons: 1. Awful sweet smell mixed with chemical smell. 2. The mouse aren’t interested. It doesn’t catch mouse. 3. It is not packaged into a plastic bag to seal them air tight, and it was packaged into a cardboard box and allowing it constantly releasing this awful sweet smell.

Great bug catcher I repurchase these everything I need them . I appreciate this company

Didn't work, plenty of droppings, feces but no insects or rodent stuck.

I am using it to catch crawling g bugs, it’s good but the smell is overwhelming .. it’s not the smell of peanut like it mentions it’s the smell of a mouse! Can’t keep it in a room that am using.