Tomcat Mouse Glue Trap w/Eugenol

i didnt think i wanted these, but three mice in two days wowzer i think i;ll solve this mousey problem i have at the moment. Thanks

We have used these around the house and they are safe, non toxic, and very effective. Once the mouse has made contact, it's permanent!!

works great! our dog stepped on one the glue is very sticky and you have to use cleaners to get it off of a pets foot lol we caught several these way good product. place where pets cannot step on these

Around this time, mice start looking for winter homes. Not mine! What I like about these is that I put them out at night, and if they were not used, i can click them back together in the morning so the kids don't get into them. Then at night, put them out again.

These are excellent. They trap mice and even lizards. Once they step on the sticky trap, they cannot get away. They work best inside a garage, for example. If they are put on an outside area, leaves and other debris sticks to it and soon covers the sticky area.

So easy, a human can use them ! Just gently snap them apart, and lay the 4 of them all around the "path" of the mice. Make sure you don't use outdoors or around YOUR pet. When the mouse is caught in the glu, simply pick up the whole thing and place in a bag. Affordable.

These are good for little mice; however, sometimes the mice dies stuck and alive. When you try to pull them the mice off, you pull them apart. As much as I don't like mice in on my property, I feel like a sociopath causing their deaths in such a cruel way.

easy to use and a good product

I had bought a couple rather expensive "humane" traps and was catching nothing and the mouse situation was getting majorly out of hand. I bought these and they do work and it sure beats the old fashioned mouse traps. I put them in the drawers and closets and have been catching mice now on a regular basis. Since I live out in the country I will probably never been mouse free, even with my indoor cat and two outdoors cats AND these traps, but they do work. I think they are cruel and would rather not have to kill the mice, but with the diseases they carry you just have to get rid of them. I have to be careful where I put them that the dogs and cat don't get on them, nasty to get them off the pet fur.

Like other reviewers, I also have mice that know how to skip over all the traps somehow. I still have plenty of mice that get stuck, though, and I run through these fairly quickly when the mice are active. I even had two mice on one trap yesterday. It works best for smaller mice. It seems to catch more on my kitchen counter than on the floor. I also have a metal Ketch-all on the floor that I bought and it seems to catch the ones that the glue traps don't. Whatever trap you have, make sure to place it near where they are coming out of the wall or another hiding spot.