Catchmaster Max-Catch Mouse & Insect Glue Trap 36pk, Mouse Traps Indoor for Home, Sticky Pest Control Adhesive Tray for Catching Bugs, Non Toxic Bulk Pre-Baited Glue Boards

These traps are great. I hate that I had to use them but I put them in some of the rent houses I have and it was crazy what it caught in the first day! Very sticky. I found if you fold along the lines and then take the film off it it much easier. You can shape them into a rectangle form or keep them flat, both ways work well. They are a good size. It cought a 3" mouse that I knew nothing about. They do have a slight distinctive smell if you put a lot out, but nothing that is to unbearable. The warmers I put out helped with that issue. They are not the most attractive things to look at but I'd rather see them then what I saw when I first walked in. They are durable. I also found that if you keep the paper on you can cut the board smaller, like into four pieces, to fit into smaller places, plus instead of using one large one everywhere, you can put smaller ones out that are less noticeable. Of course you'll have to designate and eventually clean a pair of scissors because the glue will still get onto them.*Update. I started using these in my own home just to see what would happen. I actually caught a scorpion, spiders, and some other strange looking bugs! These work great in the garage too! I also found that you can use clear tape to tape around the boards and use them on walls and also under cabinets, sides of drawers, the tape makes it very versatile. I also put one in the car just for jokes, but found that it had caught some flies that managed to find their way in there. So these things work great. I highly, HIGHLY recommend these anv for the price it's great to have extra. Also I found that eventually you will have to change them out because they do loose their stickiness, but that is mostly to dirt,dust,hair stuff of that nature that gets caught as well. It appears nothing gets away!!!

It works---no mess. Easy, just peel off, lsy down & catch mice asap. Then bsg it & throw in trash.

This product is REALLY sticky! It works very well for roach issues, and is far superior than the flimsy junk glue traps that costly pest control companies put in place.Specifically for roach issues, I actually cut it in half before folding it, which doubles the number of traps, but also because a full-sized trap usually gets filled up around its outer perimeter with the middle area mostly empty.

I tried these mouse and insect glue traps, and they’ve been pretty effective in catching pests around my house. The pack comes with 72 traps, so you get a lot of coverage for different rooms. The traps are already pre-baited, which makes it easy to set them up without any extra work. I placed a few around my kitchen and basement, and they caught mice and some bugs pretty quickly.One thing I like is that the traps are non-toxic, so I don’t have to worry about harmful chemicals around my pets or family. They’re also easy to dispose of once they’ve caught something, which makes cleaning up simple. I’ve been using them in a few places around my house, and they’ve definitely helped reduce the number of pests I was dealing with.However, there are a couple of downsides. First, the glue is a little too sticky, and it can be messy if you accidentally touch it. It can stick to your hands or anything else, so you have to be careful when handling them. Another issue is that the traps don’t always work well for larger rodents. While they do a good job with mice and insects, bigger rats can sometimes escape or not get caught as easily.Overall, these glue traps are a great way to control pests, especially if you’re dealing with smaller rodents or insects. They’re easy to use, safe around kids and pets, and come in a big pack for long-term use. Just be mindful of the mess and size limitations when using them.

These glue traps work really well. I’ve caught a 2 mice and bugs with them already. Super sticky and easy to set up. Great value for the price. I will definitely buy again when I run out!

I live in a large complex, and have had issues of rodents traveling in between the apartments in my building since I moved in. They travel in between the gas line for the stove. Management has been largely ineffective at eliminating or controlling the rodents. I have an extreme phobia of rodents. A couple of months ago, I saw five mice in my apartment at the same time scurrying across my floor, so I knew that I had to take matters into my own hands. I immediately went on line to search for a solution.Before purchasing this brand, I was not familiar with this brand. I settled on this brand based on the number of positive reviews along with photos of snakes and other critters that were caught using these traps. These glue trapped seemed to be promising based on product reviews and photos.Because the only place they are entering and exiting my apartment is through the gas line to my stove, I decided to create a mega glue trap. I cut the excess paper from the traps and glued 3 traps together. I then proceeded to attach another row of 3, and yet another row of 3, and then I slid the super wide and long trap under my stove. I immediately caught 2. I called maintenance and had them remove the trap with the rodents on them, and glued 9 traps again in the same manner as before. This method has been very effective for me. This is the only way I intend to use this product.I can say for the first time in over ten years, I am no longer terrorized by rodents. Before I took matters into my own hands, they were making nightly appearances almost every night without fail. And, every time I saw them, I would scream at the top of my voice and run.Management was putting down traps similar to these that they assembled into boxes. They were also using the black plastic traps with the bait openings. The mice would just avoid those traps. They were 100% ineffective and I could not get their exterminators to purchase the large rat glue traps. Creating a wide glue trap was more effective for me given how they were entering my apartment. The odds were 100% that when they entered through the gas pipe, I would catch them because my glue trap covered almost the entire surface area under my stove.But in addition to that, these traps have a strong off-putting smell that, I believe, is deterring the mice from entering my apartment through the pipes. They have an over-powering smell that I find to be nauseating. I notice it every time I enter the kitchen. Fewer mice are entering my kitchen, which I believe is due to this smell. These have been 100% effective for me when glued together to create a large glue trap.The only downside for me is that I no longer have access to my stove for baking, and I am an avid cook. Because I have a counter convection oven, I have other baking options. However, I miss cooking in my oven. But for now, this is the best option for me. I am no longer terrorized by the rodents in my apartment.