TomcatSuper Hold Glue Traps Rat Size for Rats, Mice, Snakes, Cockroaches, Spiders, and Scorpions, Ready-To-Use, 2 Traps

I normally don't go for low price products but I did this time because glue is glue. Well this trap is not only so bad that a cockroach freed itself, it's so bad that the mouse smelled the chicken in the center of the trap but was smart enough to circle the trap and identify that this was a trap almost as if the green glue gives it a warning to stay away or maybe a smell. There's a all black trap that is about 15 bucks for 4 traps that caught 5 mice last time I had this issues. Feel like I'm tom trying to capture jerrynevermind it worked. I was just mad that the mouse showed no interest in the trap after I watched it walk up to the trap and circle it just to leave. Woke up the next morning to two trapped mice

We have bought 2 sets of these. In BOTH cases (8 mo apart), the mouse was caught quickly (6 and 2 hrs after putting out). The first time we bought them we had spent 7 days with all kinds of traps. Nothing caught them. The mouse had likely come home with my teen in backpack from HS with major mouse issue. She refused to sleep in her bedroom. I went and bought the rat sized glue traps ones and put them out. 6 hours later it was caught (and it was good sized). Same kid thinks she saw one last night in pantry. Put a rat sized glue trap out. Shut pantry door. 2 hrs later teen son says he heard thumping in pantry- the mouse was jumping, trying to get off (without luck). I will never deal with traps and bait again. These glue traps are great. I have 2 cats so I only have put them where cats cannot go - in bedroom, in pantry (closed door) and in small space next to fridge. I have had 2 different versions from same company but I prefer the super glue ones since they are green and it is easier to take a Quick Look to see if something is stuck (vs the dark colors of the medium hold ones). I am buying a few more to have at home, just in case. I might put them up along the foundation in the basement. I did buy the mouse sized ones last winter. They caught house centipedes and other bugs, but I prefer the bigger ones for mice.

The product worked so well that the little black mouse living under my stove decided to relocate on his own. Not kidding

caught lots of mice

A few have gotten free, not sure how, but apparently knocking themselves off a shelf or up against something solid helps them wiggle free. I love catching 2 or 3 at once. Most times I forget where I put them down and step in them. Hey they work on people too. They are not easy to get off your foot. They work and work well. For those that want to criticize being humane, stuff it where the sun don't shine, vermin and the indirect cause my dog died just because she trusted food put out by me would not harm her. These mice/rats I will not torture, as they have me by taking over my house damaging eating and chewing there way throughout.

What a waste of time and money.. we had these glue strips set up to catch a rat, six of them around a can of dog food.. we wake up the next morning and there is fur and foot prints on the pads but no rat.. great just great 🙄

I put a piece of hotdog in the center of the traps. Caught a small rat in the attic overnight with one of these glue traps. The second trap has vanished somewhere. These things are a torture device. Try snap traps first. I took off 2 stars because of the torture and a larger rat could probably break free.My attic rats love hotdog pieces.

The traps work well and so well it stuck to my garbage bags that I keep under my sink and cannot get it apart.