Trapper Max Free Mouse Glue Traps-mice Glue Traps for Catching Mice-(box of 72)

I love these. This is a great quantity and quality for the money. I use them at the sides of my garage doors and around my attic. It really helps keep some creepy crawly stuff out of the garage. I catch crickets in the attic. I always keep these in stock and change out the garage ones about once a month. The attic ones can last longer.

I like these, this is my second order. If you put them around the base boards where they are most effective since bugs generally hug the walls. Since the bugs get stuck and die, you can see what is in your house. I discovered I had certain kinds of bugs I did not know about (very small spiders for example). The only down side is dropping something on them, you may be able to pull it off but it is really sticky stuff. You can use the pre-bends in each glue board to make a small cover so if you drop something on the glue board, it is not a problem, you just can't see what you caught as easily. The other thing you need to be aware of is the time it takes to rid your house of bugs. These work and I like the unscented glue boards, that way my house does not smell like peanut butter. It stands to reason that 50% of the bugs you catch will be female and thus over time, with no new babies being hatched, the amount of bugs in your house should diminish. I have been replacing the glue boards about once every two weeks and after about 6 months I have gotten rid of most of the bugs that were in this house.

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These work great for small bugs and spiders. That is what we use them for. You get a lot of them and I give some away to others to show them how good they work.However they keep going up in price just like everything else.They might get too expensive at some point but for now, I will still order again.

Great traps, with a little bate and there goes the lizards, roaches, etc. It will likely work on rodents too.Tip, I used the traps to replace a broken 3 X 3 window. Problem think of a way to remove the broken pane without shards everywhere and on the roof below. Idea, I placed the sticky trapes across the fractures outside and inside where I left half the trap up and folded together to create a grab handle. When I putty knifed the window to release, I grabbed the handles and removed it in tacked and placed in the pack where the new window was and dump, no mess!

There seems to be some confusion as to which traps are scented (nasty, rotten peanut butter) or UN-scented. I purchased a few brands as the reviews were confusing. So, to be clear, THESE DO NOT HAVE A SCENT and that is a very good thing. Insects just don't care if they are scented or not, and now my house does not give me a headache from the artificial smell of rotten peanut butter (from other brands).

I have used them for 2 years and cannot believe how effective they are. As I remove the old ones I count the number of brown recluse spiders that have been captured. In the master bedroom alone this January (after 6 months) I counted 80 spiders.... the Brown Recluse type that are so dangerous. In the entire house these traps have captured over 200 spiders in 6 months.

Super easy to use. We have a work shop right next to a field so these come in handy for keeping field mice out of all the paperwork and feed