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

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

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

I Parkinson's so I have no sense of smell but we have cats and the cats dont get in my room the color is fine but I wanted them for bugs especially bed bugs and spiders and they catch all of them still hasn't solved in my bed bug issue but it's has caught a lot of the bed bugs as well as water bugs spiders and whatever other insects wonder about under my bed.

We had a total invasion when we purchased an older home. When we started using these traps, we were finding 4-5 mice on the traps each day--several times there were 2 on one trap, there were also on each of the following occasions we found 3, 4, and 5 mice. We have trapped about 110 mice at a minimum and are still trapping one occasionally. I did take photos of some of these, but after a while when I didn't have the energy to try to find out how to send them I deleted them. We are still trapping 2-3 per week. We have also trapped some insects. The green color glue seems to work best for us.

The white with green gel glue traps, they work the best when compared to the all black version of Tom Cat glue traps. The prices have gone up for all of these items, so I will save you some time %26 money. Using Tom Cat glue traps, along with a product called Mighty Mint (1 gallon) spray. I really can control everything...no expensive exterminator needed. However, if you can find an exterminator that offers any kind of a free consult, free trial etc.,take the free stuff. Ask them all kinds of questions %26 go from there. Mighty Mint, traps glue traps etc can get you through the winter. In March or April you can start seeding the mint, spearmint, peppermint, lavender etc. plants that repel rodents naturally.

In a sticky situation with pests? Then stick with this Tomcat super hold glue pads. Works. I use these in my garage and it gets the job done. The only glue trap I consistently get results with. I switch up every so often with regular traps as some pests get used to certain types of traps. But this by far has been the most successful in catching the pests

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.

Living in the country, pests like mice and ants are just a given, so having these Tomcat Super Hold Glue Traps on hand is a must. This 4-pack comes ready-to-use and they are incredibly sticky, making them a "must-have" for our home. The real benefit of these is their size; they are perfect for those small, hidden areas where a snap trap just won't fit. My son actually prefers using these for the narrow gaps under and behind his computer and desk. Personally, I still prefer a snap trap for bigger jobs, but these are a great solution for those hard-to-reach corners. The only downside is that if a mouse doesn't get all four feet stuck immediately, they can drag the trap around a bit. However, they are so effective that I'm actually looking forward to seeing what else they catch—I suspect they'll be great for catching ants and other bugs that sneak in!

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