Catchmaster Pro Strength Mouse & Insect Glue Boards 60pk Traps Indoor for Home, Adhesive Bug Catcher, Rat & Rodent Sticky Trap, Non Toxic Bulk Pre-Baited Glue Traps, Pet Safe House Pest Control

We bought these for a safer way to catch mice with dogs and kids in the house. They are compact, safe and super sticky. Easy to put together and build. Love that they can just be picked up once they catch something.

If it bothers you to actually see a mouse stuck to the very sticky glue, then this is not the product for you. I like that I can see from a distance if there is a mouse caught. It helped me rid my furnace room of mice, then I found the very small opening that they came from and sealed it off. No more mice! I found that it also traps those insects which seem impossible to keep out of one's house - spiders. I am very satisfied with the glue board, but keep a plastic or paper bag handy in case you catch a mouse. You can't just throw the glue trap away - it will definitely stick to the garbage can and be extremely hard to remove.

We have a terrible fly problem this year. I'm not sure if they're getting in through the window air conditioner, or what, but we can't seem to get rid of them completely. I originally bought these because we have house centipedes sometimes, and they creep me out looking like aliens. Plus apparently, I'm allergic to them, as I have a horrible itching rash after I get bit by one. My brother is diabetic, and he apparently is allergic to them too, as he gets huge dime-sized ulcers in his skin if he gets bit by them, and they take forever to heal. So the fly problem started, and I got the bright idea to just lay one of these out for that in the kitchen, dining room and the bathroom. Turns out they seem to be mostly in my dining room area near the back door, even though it's sealed, somehow maybe they're getting in from there. I laid one of the sticky pads out just to see what would happen. Well caught five of them. And two of the five must have been females because they actually laid eggs as they were dying. I didn't even realize it was eggs at first because with regular vision it just looks like a spiky little magnetic filament pile that's gray like cement in color. However, when I zoomed in with the camera and took a picture, I could clearly see it's eggs. Each fly can lay between 50 and 150 eggs! These sticky pads just saved our house from being completely overrun by flies. I have an electronic zapper too, and it works great, however our dog is absolutely terrified of it. Anytime a fly hits it, he goes running off and hides, and he starts shaking, and severely affected by that noise for some reason. We've had him ever since he was 7 weeks old so I have no idea where in his life this noise happened that it really really scares him to death. So these sticky pads have been a huge help with these flies. Unfortunately, we can't figure out where the flies exactly are coming from so they continue to come in. I also have an electronic zapping racket, and that works too. I do use it, but these help also, as you can see. I also want to mention that they have no odor at all. I have chemical sensitivities for over 20 years now, and I would never be able to use some of the other products that are on the market. I definitely wanted to mention the no odor for other people that are like me. No VOC's at all. I taped one to the top of the paneling in my room near the ceiling because that is where I always see a house centipede however have not caught one yet but I did catch a fly, as you can see in the last photo. I used scotch tape to put it up there, so I could easily remove it. Do NOT put these anywhere using part of the adhesive to stick it! It would most likely ruin whatever you put it on. The glue is very strong! I had laid one on a table in my room, and was digging through laundry, and my nightgown landed right on the pad lol! Fun times LOL!Highly recommend in any size! A few years ago we bought the larger size in this brand, and put one in the basement, and it caught several large spiders, house centipedes, and a few bugs we aren't even sure what they were. Safe, non-tocic, no odor, perfect!

The media could not be loaded. Well they seem to work ok for bugs and little stuff, but not so much for mice apparently??? I had the perfect opportunity to rid myself of 2 at once but they just walked right off it. I've had this package of them for almost a year so maybe they just dried up or something. It wasn't that cold outside either, like 60F. You might want some better glue traps for mice, which I already have ordered and hopefully they actually work...Update: OK, so I judged too quickly. Luckily I was able to catch them (separately) the next evening with the folded-up version of the glue board, although the instructions did not say to do that for mice. I'm not sure what the difference was though, as it was stuck to the bottom of the trap and not the sides or top... [shrugs]

These traps are an excellent value for the price, especially when a pack of 3 costs over 5.00 at the grocery store. They are sturdy with really strong adhesive and easy to fold. You can also leave them flat for areas like under a sofa or appliance. I would definitely recommend them especially if you’re battling roaches, although I wouldn’t use them for mice. In my opinion that is cruel and the snap traps work more humanely.

These sticky sheets are very sticky. Put them on the floor, bugs crawl on them, no more bugs. Actually, that’s not quite true. Put them on the floor, bugs crawl on them, now you have a sticky pad full of bugs. Throw it away, put a new sticky pad down That’s basically it.

I’m not keen on killing harmless snakes, but when they try to take over the basement you’ve gotta do what you’ve gotta do. These traps placed at potential entry and travel points have proven to be very effective! It’s best to off any trapped snake with blunt force to the head for quick dispatch, and then chuck it in the garbage.

These are easy to assemble. The quantity is great. However, the mice seem to go around the trap rather than into it no matter if you place it on its side or flat. Not sure if you should drop a bit of peanut butter in the middle or a small shred of cheese to gain their interest, but we have them in multiple locations in every room of the house and not a mouse has been caught yet.