Mice Rat Control

Glue traps are the easy, no-mess way to control rats, mice, snakes, roaches, spiders and other crawling insects. Peanut butter scent attractant are perfect for people sensitive areas such as homes, apartments and more. Capture rodents and insects without the use of poisons. Works in wide temperature range. Prebaited, foamed glue attracts and holds rodents for quick disposal. 4-Inch by 3-inch trap.

Amazon Sales Rank: #21256 in Lawn & Patio Brand: JT Eaton Model: 133N Dimensions: 7.60" h x 4.60" w x .80" l, .35 pounds Stick em glue mouse trap Glue traps control rats, mice, snakes, roaches, spiders and other crawling insects Peanut butter scent attractant are perfect for people sensitive areas such as homes, apartments With expanded trigger and strongest spring available Non toxic, environmentally safe

Most helpful customer reviews 10 of 10 people found the following review helpful. Glue traps seem to be more effective than snap traps. By Peter Schweikert We seem to have developed a bit of a mouse problem. So, I deployed 6 snap traps and 6 glue traps baited with peanut butter. So far the glue traps have caught 2 mice and the snap traps 1. Furthermore, the bait has been stolen from a couple of snap traps. Yes, the mouse is still alive and struggling when you find them in the glue traps, but the one while a little less vigorous was alive in the snap trap. I put all three of their misery quickly, just tap them on the head with a hammer. Its a quick bloodless way to kill them. Yes, the traps are not humane and they freak out my wife, but mice are filthy vermin and the only effective way to remove them is population control. 17 of 20 people found the following review helpful. Glue traps are great By Al Came home and saw a mouse scurry from the tool stand to a storage cabinet in the garage. I thought, "great, now I have a mouse problem".I put out four glue traps around where I last saw the mouse, and within the space of 4 hours, caught not one, but two mice. No other hits since.These things work great. They remain passive for a long time, yet still work once a mouse runs over them. They also work great for insects like crickets that happend to find their way into your garage.For those of you wringing their hands and bemoaning the fate of these "poor little creatures", get a little backbone, please. Just remember, a pair of mice will become a hundred within a year. The droppings from these "poor sweet things" are going to pollute your home and make you and your kids sick.If you treasure these little critters more than your own children, go right on releasing them outside in your back yard. They will come back, and bring their friends with them. Mice also learn. You won't catch the same mouse the same way again.If you can't stand the sight of them suffering on a glue trap, do the right thing. Kill them outright. Tap them on the head with a stick. Just a slight tap works fine. No need to smash them into goo. A tap on the head crushes their skulls and ends their suffering instantly. If your squeamish, put them in a bag, then tap with a shoe.Save your hand wringing for something worthwhile, like starving kids in 3rd world countries or something. 6 of 6 people found the following review helpful. effective By L. Sherman The folks who say that they regret buying these, all I can say is: What in the world were you thinking these would do when you were buying them? They're glue traps for Pete's sake, and as such the mice will stick to them. Did you honestly expect the life would be instantly sucked out of the creature the moment it comes in contact with the adhesive? Use your brain! These do exactly what they were designed to do and that's the reason for the five stars. Are there more humane solutions to eradicating mice? Of course there are, but debating what those would be does not have place in reviews for, nor does it take away from the effectiveness of the product. See all 28 customer reviews...