Pelrayt Glue Mouse Traps Indoor for Home, Rat Trap-12 Pack, Large Heavy Duty Glue Traps for Safe Home Pest Control. Pre-Scented, Non-Toxic Sticky Boards for Mice, Rats & More. Easy To Use

This is not a pd review but I would appreciate it if you could let me know if my review helped u. Thanks Don't know about you but I think some mice are really smart. PROS: 1) I have caught more mice living in an old farm house with traps then with baking soda & corn meal or other mouse traps. Plus an added benefit is I get a few spiders, crickets, earwigs, etc. 2) I like the size because u can catch more than one mouse if the run close together & they are light weight. & very durable . I like that u can put them in a paper lunch sack if u don't want to touch trap afterwards. But, I prefer having it all in the open to catch mice from any direction. 3) Depends on where u put it always keep in mind they are very sticky but glue gone will take it off your shoe if u step on it by accident. lol 4) I love how u place it once and it doesn't dry out like cheese or peanut butter & still works after months. If u forget about it and start to smell a dead mouse just pick it up & throw in a sm trash can bag & put outside til trash day or how ever u dispose of your mice. 5) If u have sm kids their fingers or yours won't get snapped but u need to place where kids cant get to because of it will stick to them if they touch it. I have had only 1 mouse escape. I cant express how I really like once placed u can forget about it til u smell u have a mouse. Sooooo easy & safe. But, the BEST PART is I catch mice since they multiply fast & my other ways of trying weren't working for me. AND NOT DYING IN MY WALLS. CONS: 1) iF U notice u have a mouse b4 it dies u have to hit it over the head. 1st time was the hardest but its better than NOT catching them at all since the other ways were'nt working. 2) I put outside to catch some chipmucks getting into stuff but you have to watch so a bird doesn't land on them cause THEY WON'T get free. I mainly use IN my old farm house but have used in vehicle. 3) Bigger than basic mouse traps BUT, work wayyyy better if appearance don't bother u OR disposability doesn't bother you.

These work! Neighbors leave pet food out - attracting undesirables. Put these in the shed - excellent pest control! My dogs can smell that there were 'visitors'. Super sticky - so I'm very careful to handle them, and where I put them just in case they flip or get dragged around. so far, they stay put. Surprisingly, the rodents that got stuck in the glue trap and died: did not 'reak' . No odor. I only go in the shed maybe once a week. It's nasty to find, but tolerable. I don't touch anything. I use a plastic bag to dispose of the entire thing.

After fighting with several other brands for the last two weeks, I was starting to think these mice were part ninja. They kept escaping every trap I put down like tiny criminal masterminds. Then I bought these. I set them out for ONE night and the mice caught absolute hell. Once they stepped onto these traps, their little retirement plans were over. No escape. No second chances. Even the big ones folded immediately like they owed the trap money. Now yes… I did manage to get some of the glue on myself and nearly became part of the operation, but that’s a small price to pay for evicting these disgusting freeloaders from my house. 10/10. These traps came to work angry. I’ll absolutely buy them again. They even have a peanut butter oder to them. Was that the trick? I don't know.... But they worked

Caught some mice but only one per trap why?? Other mice see it with his buddies in trap? Who knows??

I used to buy my large glue traps at Lowes. I use them at my garage door edges where mice and insects love to scurry around to get into the house. I was astonished how cheap these glue traps are but boy do they work nicely. Plenty of sticky glue. I will buy more in the future.

Very sticky

There is no escape for bugs or mice once contact is made. Be careful with pets making contact.

Super easy to use, set in place and the rats will find it. They work as they should.