Tomcat Super Hold Glue Traps Mouse Size, Ready-To-Use, 4 Traps

they work i have got 2 or 3 at a time one one trap. unless u have a whole investation going on then vamoose it works if u can not afford that decon and water. they give me ptsd i have turned it into my own passtime to kill them completely and drive them elsewhere. do i find it curel no i dont i dont care they carry dieases and runin your stuff. u can only prevent the issue once u figure out there entry points. they are slick i have seen them flatten there bodies and get out of tight spaces. they arw smart i have did reseach on them. and was raised by a master trapper the best thing i have done is use vamoose the apartment bulding is from the 1800s

My go-to for grabbing all sorts of varmints that would love to reside in the house or the garage. We seldom have a problem with mice, but we do with everything from cockroaches that get in through cracks and the plumbing, to little brown scorpions, to tiny baby gila monsters that manage to wriggle into the garage. The last two could land a member of the household--two footed or, more likely, four footed--in the hospital. I place the traps in inconspicuous and largely inaccessible places, such as in back of the toilet, under the sink, and on the side of the overhead garage door behind garden tools, and let them do their work. This helps keep our household safe and clean. No nasty chemical sprays involved and no huge expense, either, to eliminate the occasional, seasonal stray that wanders into the house.

We had a big mouse outbreak when the weather changed %26 they were seeking a cooler place %26 we went on a mission! I usually use the foldable board traps, but they weren't cutting it! I put these out %26 caught everything from big fat mice, to bugs, to spiders, to a 44 lb nosey Boxer pup. These work way better than the similar black ones. They have more sticky (or at least stronger) glue. Easy to use, just put them in a well traveled mouse area %26 they get them!

They work and are the perfect size for a single mouse. Easy to just pick it up by the edge and put it in a Walmart grocery bag for disposal. I use mine in my basement and especially like that it will trap small crickets and other small insects. Great for use in the garage, too.

These glue traps worked extremely well for me. I had a mouse problem in my home, and after placing these traps in a few strategic spots, they started working right away. They are very sticky, easy to use, and require no setup. Within a short time, the issue was completely under control. If you're dealing with mice, these traps are a simple and effective solution. I definitely recommend them.

this product Black Trap glue mouse traps are great for catching spiders and roaches ,and other tiny insects that surprise you in your home tis the season .Product is great price convenient better than sprays dont last long as these trap and are very sticky and fit most any where 5 Star try them youll keep buying even in the winter

lstart using these about this time every year.llive in the country and insects are a problem.i have gnats which these traps are great.just place the traps around the house where you notice gnats ,lay them flat an the gnats will come visit never the more to rome, when full thro away

I like these sticky traps for trapping mice. I have been using them for a year now and have caught more mice than all the snap traps and other sticky traps combined! I use them indoors near where mice come in. Outside I made a trap out of a plastic shoe box with two small openings at each end that only mice can get through. It works every time and the birds %26 other small creatures are safe from ever having contact with the traps. Disposal is easy without having any contact with the vermin.

These sticky traps are not like the flat white Tom Cat sticky traps… I've had mice get on them, flip around a few times and then get loose. They are not worth the money and they are awful. Of course they're easy to use you. Take the paper off the sticky and sit it down where you want it and keep your fingers off of it so you don't get stuck to it yourself… But if it's not capturing the mice then what's the point

no better than the regular ones. The mouse ate right through it and got off of the trap. would have shared a video of the tour up trap I've got so aggravated with them. I threw them all in the trash.