Kensizer 36-Pack Mouse & Insect Glue Traps Trampas para Ratones Pest Trap with Peanut Flavor Catching Mice, Millipedes, Scorpions, and Other Insects Indoor

These traps work great. I’ve tried different glue traps, standard mouse traps and even poison. I get more mice with these traps than anything else.Just be careful where u put them or u can end up with a trapped bird.

Use it to catch an occasional mouse in my basement. Also good for catching spiders and other insects.

I spent money buying two packages of these, just today they came in, and i hate to say it, but as you can see in the picture i am posting, the mouse got in the middle of it, ate the treat i left him, and sautered off happily only leaving his dirty footprints, I NOTICED A DROP IN QUALITY FROM THE TIME I PURCHASED THEM A YEAR AGO, BECAUSE I CAUGHT NO MOUSE FOR OVER A YEAR, BUT I CHALKED IT UP TO GETTING THE GLUE DIRTY ETC, BUT THAT WASN'T IT, IT WAS BECAUSE THE GLUE FORMULA IS NOT STICKY ENOUGH ANYMORE, THEY MUST HAVE CHANGED OR CHEAPENED IT.i would never purchase these traps again!as you can see yes there is a mouse, and it walked on a NEW TRAP, unaffected. what a waste of money.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

With a cat these make a square tube and the cat does not get stuckWhen left flat cat got curious and got stuck

Bought a pack of the large for our mouse / rat / chipmunk issue in our greenhouse. When I first got these I was ready to send them back, mostly beause I didn't like that I'd have to fiddle with the little plastic spacer discs each time. Then I also caught a mouse and felt stupid for having to throw this big thing away with only one little mouse on it. Anyway, fast forward. I kept them. Every day I'd put one out, another mouse was stuck on the next day. One day there were two mice. Today it snagged a chipmunk in my garage. I'm sold on them, but today I went to re-order and they say over 2 weeks for delivery (that's "Prime"!). I went ahead and ordered a different brand lable. They all seem to look the same. I hope so. BTW, to dispose of your new best friends if they're still alive, just dunk them complete with trap in a 5 gallon bucket of water. I then dump that out in our field so some other critters can munch on the carcass.

We tried it outdoors. It did not catch any rats or mice, but did catch small birds and bugs. Very sad.

This was the best solution for me - I have used the other glue traps for mice before, the ones that fold up into a little box, and mice have dragged them and torn themselves free somehow. Very painful to think of. Somehow these flat sheets let the mouse get trapped by their full body so they cannot drag the trap anywhere. I guess they are running so fast their full body is over the trap by the time a foot touches down and gets caught. The only downside I have seen is that I stepped on one in the basement and it was very hard to peel it off of my shoe.So, a very effective glue trap. And very inexpensive for the quantity. I still have issues with the fact that a mouse lives for so long stuck to the trap and no way out. I can see one now, twitching every once in a while trying to get free. I much prefer instant kill snap traps, I am even hesitant to use poison, but when those are ineffective, I am willing to use anything, and this worked for me.

Rats do get off of sticky boards, even if they have to hurt themselves. This board closes on a rat and does better with big rats than smaller stickier ones. But I still have to get out to the trap some hours later and finish off the rat before it tries to tear itself out of the trap.