LULUCATCH Mouse & Insect Traps 12 Pack, Heavier Sticky Traps with Non-Toxic Glue for Small Mice & Insects. Sticky Mouse Traps Indoor, Easy to Set, Safe to Children & Pets

Repeat buyer here! This is by far the best roach, mouse, insect, bug trap ever! Place one right inside my garage, by the door that allows entry to my home. Also place one by the sliding glass door, on the exterior of my home and by the front door, also exterior. And by golly, I've never seen so many roaches, bugs, insects, etc., congregate in one place! These things are amazing! I even caught a mouse on a sticky trap I set on the other side of my huge garage! The key is to prevent them all from coming in! These sticky traps greet them on the outside so that I don't have to greet them on the inside! Highly recommend this peanut-scented, non-toxic barrier! Very easy to use! Catches an unbelievable inventory of insects I never even knew existed! It is multi-functional and one sticky trap lasts a long, long time! Excellent value for the money!

These work pretty good. And you avoid that split second adrenaline dump you typically get setting an old fashioned one. However, I don't just set these out of sight, out of mind and go check them periodically. I put them in my garage where I tend to hang out a lot of the time. So when I first started using them, I'd get a mouse and then have to listen to the anguished cries as it struggled and languished until it finally expired. Now I'm not one to feel a ton of pity for vermin, but this was too much for even me to bear. It really bothered me listening to them. Because it takes forever. And bagging them up alive & throwing them away would make me feel even worse. Soooooo. After the first couple of times, the solution hit me like a lightening bolt. This may sound bad, but trust me it's waaaaay more humane than the alternative. Drown em. Fill a 5 gallon bucket and grab a pair of extra long needle nose and just hold em under for 30-45 seconds and it's done. You can thank me later...

I bought this as well as a few others, that were "pre-baited" and this one was the one that caught like 6 or 7 mice in a couple days. I placed a few on the kitchen counters, under the oven, other appliances, water heater closet, etc. I also placed the other ones, and I placed way more of those, only caught 1 with that and honestly it seemed like that one was just luck, most the mice would just avoid the others, and with the others, I saw hair on them which means they were able to get away. This one? Nope, thee second they touch it, basically over for them.I didn't even put any food or anything on these by the way, and I happened to catch one work in real time, the mouse was running full speed and then immediately just got stuck.

I wanted this to capture rodents that crawl in the engine compartments of cars that want to eat the soybean wire covering that is installed in most newer vehicles.But find that the glue has a peanut odor embedded in it, and I feel it attracts perhaps rodents that hadn't noticed the soy odor. On one capture the rat was held in place but was able to chew everything its mouth could reach, while another rat some how chewed it it to 100's of pieces and escape leaving a blood trail.

We live in a rural area on a farm, and all of a sudden we noticed that mice had gotten into both of our vehicles! I purchased these and screwed them onto a sturdy board, and they worked extremely well! We caught many mice. The price was right per unit, and worked much faster than waiting on bait to be eaten and work. Plus, we knew exactly where to find the mice and didn't have to worry about them dying in a corner and smelling up the vehicles.

These work great! The first night I put them in my chicken run, 7 of the traps caught 10 mice! I put them in there at night since that’s when the chickens are asleep but the mice are awake. Then I gathered them in the morning before the chickens came out. I’m hoping after doing this awhile the mouse problem will go away. I’ll be doing this along with some long term strategies like planting herbs that supposedly deter mice.

First attempt. I heard the mouse digging and saw it. I put the sticky pad down in front of where it was digging and waited. About an hour later, I saw the mouse with its feet propped up on the edge, avoiding the sticky.Second attempt. I saw the mouse enter a space with only 2 ways in or out. I put a sticky in front of both. One end, the mouse stopped short. The other end, THE MOUSE JUMPED OVER IT.UPDATE after a few weeks. continued to use and found a regular pathway. put a few down and only during the dark is when they seem to step on these things. perhaps its a vision thing and not a chemical thing. Upgrading to 5 stars from 1 as I have caught 4 of those little buggers in a week.There is something in the sticky part that the mice know to avoid.DON'T BUY THIS PRODUCT.

My wife is terrified of lizards and we had one stuck in the car that we just could not get to. She was too scared to drive it, thinking it might jump on her. I found this after some digging and figured it was worth a shot. It only took about 1 or 2 hours for the trap to catch the lizard. Worked exactly as hoped. Simple to use and did the job without any mess.