Tomcat Glue Traps with Professional Strength Glue, Ready-to-Use, 36 ct. Value Pack

These small glue traps have proven to be the most effective mouse control solution I've ever encountered. Traditional bait methods and house traps fell short, and sprays were ineffective. However, these glue traps work like a charm, delivering fast results. A strategic placement of nuts or grains at the trap's center yielded remarkable success within just a few hours, with instances of trapping two mice at once. I successfully eliminated 11 mice in a mere 48 hours, using only seven glue traps. Beyond its exceptional efficacy, this product stands out for its reasonable price, environmental friendliness, and safety, devoid of harmful chemicals. It's a 1000% foolproof solution – the only mouse trap I'll ever trust. Save your money and skip the ineffective contraptions and harmful chemicals; opt for this efficient and environmentally safe alternative.

our best mousers passed and we noticed mice getting into the house more. I spent 2-3 weeks deep cleaning rooms where i found so much mouse poop and bleaching and throwing away a couple hundred dollars with of stuff. We tried the snap traps but they ate the bait. These suckers can make you sick and carry lyme in our area, so they had to go I just hated using glue traps as I don't want the poor critter to suffer. We laid them out minutes after the package came and in a few hours we heard screaming and we caught the big mouse. I really recommend not letting them die in that trap that's too much suffering. My husband ended up taking his knife and severing the spinal chord to put a quick end. Will buy again we've been after this mouse forever!

Little peanut butter in the middle and you are guaranteed to catch anything that tries to get to that peanut butter. Excellent product if you only need to catch a few mice. They are not reusable but still a very effective product.

As a homeowner with occasional mouse invasions, I tried the Tomcat Glue Traps Mouse Size with Eugenol for Enhanced Stickiness. With the promise of enhanced effectiveness and a humane approach to pest control, these glue traps caught my attention. In this review, I'll share my experience with these traps and their impact on my mouse problem.Enhanced Stickiness with Eugenol:The inclusion of eugenol in these glue traps is a notable feature. This enhanced stickiness ensures that once a mouse comes into contact with the web, it stays firmly in place. The eugenol scent also serves as an attractant, luring mice toward the net. This combination of enhanced stickiness and an enticing aroma makes these traps more effective at capturing mice.User-Friendly Design:The Tomcat Glue Traps are easy to set up and use. Peel off the protective cover and place the trap in areas where mouse activity is observed. The foldable design allows the web to be flat or folded into a tunnel shape for added concealment. This flexibility makes it easy to adapt the traps to various spaces.Humane Pest Control:I appreciate that these glue traps offer a humane approach to pest control. While glue traps may raise ethical concerns, the eugenol-enhanced stickiness ensures that mice are caught quickly, minimizing their distress. This feature aligns with my preference for humane pest management methods.Effective Capture:The traps proved to be effective in capturing mice. Over a few days, I noticed multiple mice caught in the lures. The enhanced stickiness prevented escape attempts, ensuring the pests were securely trapped until disposal.Disposal Considerations:While the traps are effective, disposal can be challenging. Removing the trapped mice requires care to avoid direct contact. Additionally, some users might find the process uncomfortable due to ethical considerations.Non-Toxic Solution:The Tomcat Glue Traps provide a non-toxic solution to dealing with mice. Unlike traditional rodenticides, these traps don't involve harmful chemicals, making them safer, especially in households with pets or children.Conclusion:The Tomcat Glue Traps Mouse Size with Eugenol for Enhanced Stickiness offers a practical and humane approach to mouse control. Including eugenol for enhanced stickiness, user-friendly design, humane pest control principles, and non-toxic solution makes these traps a solid choice for addressing occasional mouse infestations. While the disposal process and ethical considerations should be considered, these traps provide a valuable tool for managing unwanted rodent guests responsibly and effectively.

My new home had a lot of spiders in the basement even though it was sprayed professionally a couple of times. When I found a brown recluse that was the last straw. The flat black glue traps works best for spiders and this is the brand. I placed a bunch in different corners of the basement and near a crack and couldn't believe how many spiders I caught. Haven't seen any new spiders after having the traps out for a few months.

I did not want to use the glue trap -- I know, it's a terrible thing to do to any living thing. However, I had to get rid of these rodents doing damage and leaving feces everywhere. I would prefer to use a live trap but in California, you have to release on site (not an option) or you have to dispatch immediately (not always easy). Also, live traps catch mice but the rats seem to be too smart for it. Similarly with the snap trap -- rats were either avoiding it or somehow just licking the bait off without setting it off. I called pest control and their solutions were expensive and I wasn't convinced would be fully effective in our situation. So as a last resort, I tried the glue trap. It was immediately effective in catching the first rat, which I promptly and "humanely" dispatched with a single quick blow to the head. The second and third rats were different stories. As I was preparing to dispatch #2, it wiggled free from the trap. As it ran across the room I felt sorry for it and considered letting the lucky guy go. But I knew we'd meet again. So I had to take it out -- again, a single quick blow to the head. It whimpered as it met the blow, which I can still hear.... I never got to meet Rat #3. I know of its presence by the fact the glue trap moved about 10 feet from where I set it. All I found on the trap was a tuft of fur. There's a rat out there walking around with a bald spot. Perhaps he'll get a chance to meet me and my hammer soon. In any case, this glue trap has worked better than other methods, but it's not 100% effective -- the adhesive may not be strong enough. I may try a different brand of glue traps as a comparison once I run out of this batch.