Victor Medium Mouse Trap Glue Board - 1 Pack

This mouse glue board works great! I I like the fact you can either have it lay flat or fold it up into a triangle. It not only catches mice but it will also catch insects. It's so sticky that you don't have to worry about whatever it catches coming off easily. Highly Recommend

They were great, I cut them to fit and used them in a flea trap. Better than the product made for it! I bought several per month, but then you stopped carrying them. Oops. Hey, guess what? I just bought a box of 72 for 38$ on Ebay so I guess things work out for the best.

This is an excellent and easy to use glue trap for insects and mice. I get a lot of crickets and large spiders in my basement so this is the perfect size and is simple to set up and then throw away when finished. Because I'm using it for insects, I cut it into three pieces so I get the best value out of it. All I had to do was peel off the back and place it in the area where I had seen the bugs and just wait for the trap to do its job. It's very safe to use and I feel comfortable with it in my home. Although I would not use it for mice or rodent's, I feel very comfortable using it for crickets and large spiders. But if mice are your problem and you don't mind using glue traps then I recommend the Victor brand. It's well made and easy to use.

It's very easy to use just to the paper out and place it where you think you need it the most. I didn't even know I had mouse crawling out that hole but it worked perfectly. The roaches can smell the glue now so they do their best to avoid it but it still get some. I just wish the smell was more inviting to them.

I placed this glue trap in my garage in hopes of catching some spiders because we get so many this time of year. Although I haven't caught anything yet, it may just be a matter of placement. Once I find the path that they use, I am certain this trap will catch them. The trap was very easily packaged, just peel and place where you need it. My finger caught the corner and it was super sticky, so it seems like anything that touches it will get caught!

as you can see from my pic this certainly works. I took away one star because there were really no clear instructions. However it was simple to figure out. I'm sure glad it got those two big ugly creepy crawlers so they weren't roaming around near me LOL! It doesn't take up much space at all. I placed it under a shelf in our laundry room where no one can really see it. I'd use this product again.

This Victor trap looks different from others that I have used. I like the tent idea, do not have to look at a dead mouse. Pre-bated works for me. I will wait until late fall here, to use it in the garage. They "mice" try to come in every year and the fight is on. Looks very easy to use and then dispose just as easily when the job is done.

I put this in my garage to keep the spiders, ants, crickets, mice, or any other little unwanted pests from entering inside of home. I have had this only a week and so far just some mouse droppings--only because the top had come undone, and a few small insects. I know now from using the Victor mouse glue board an area they could enter into and that's a plus! I don't doubt that a mouse will be caught. I would not want to depend solely on this device alone to catch mice from coming in however. I think a bit of tape would help keep the tab together so the fold attachment at top does not come undone. A mouse may make it come apart with some force at all. Just make sure the top closure is not loose. I will be purchasing some of these to place in different areas of my house for the  basement, garage, and closets, to catch any unwanted pests, that may be inside. Overall, I think it is a good product.  I received this product as part of the Spark reviewer program. 

Easy to use, just peel the paper backing off the sticky side. You can set it out flat or fold into a triangle. The mice I've seen here in FL are bigger than mice I've seen up North....they are gerbil size here. These glue boards don't seem to be sticky enough. I think I have a mouse in my shed and so far all I have captured are foot prints.

Not only would your mouse or bug or whatever landed on this be alive until it starved to death, you have to wait for it to scamper across the glue. At least with a mouse trap the mouse is lured by food and killed immediately. I have used the little poison pellets, I just try not to think of how a mouse died with that. There is definitely a good point. The glue is not poison or dangerous to other animals or children.