Catchmaster Pro Strength Mouse & Insect Glue Boards 60pk Traps Indoor for Home, Adhesive Bug Catcher, Rat & Rodent Sticky Trap, Non Toxic Bulk Pre-Baited Glue Traps, Pet Safe House Pest Control

If it bothers you to actually see a mouse stuck to the very sticky glue, then this is not the product for you. I like that I can see from a distance if there is a mouse caught. It helped me rid my furnace room of mice, then I found the very small opening that they came from and sealed it off. No more mice! I found that it also traps those insects which seem impossible to keep out of one's house - spiders. I am very satisfied with the glue board, but keep a plastic or paper bag handy in case you catch a mouse. You can't just throw the glue trap away - it will definitely stick to the garbage can and be extremely hard to remove.

These traps are an excellent value for the price, especially when a pack of 3 costs over 5.00 at the grocery store. They are sturdy with really strong adhesive and easy to fold. You can also leave them flat for areas like under a sofa or appliance. I would definitely recommend them especially if you’re battling roaches, although I wouldn’t use them for mice. In my opinion that is cruel and the snap traps work more humanely.

Have them behind furniture, and mainly in the garage. been using these glue traps for years, rarely (Maybe One a year) see a bug crawling the house, catches anything that crawls in.... most likely wont make it out.

These catch insects and once stuck to my shoe when I stepped on one.I was going to express skepticism about these attracting rodents, but finally, one caught a mouse.I would prefer the faster killing of standard mouse traps, but these serve as an alternate method.I still don't have a good comparison against other sticky traps, but these are certainly cheaper that others I have found.

These are great to use for spiders such as brown recluses. We have what I would call an infestation of them, and I place these strategically along baseboards and catch so many that it freaks me out. They're very common in our region, and their bite is very nasty. A few years ago we had quite a.few mice get on the glueboards, but we found their way into the house and put a stop to it. There is no stopping the spiders. We used to spray around the baseboards from time to time as well, but my understanding is that the spray has to hit them directly in order to kill them, so that was just a messy waste and I don't want to breathe it. Brown recluses don't make webs, but just walk up and down the walls. They mostly come out at night I guess, because we rarely see them except in the traps.

These sticky sheets are very sticky. Put them on the floor, bugs crawl on them, no more bugs. Actually, that’s not quite true. Put them on the floor, bugs crawl on them, now you have a sticky pad full of bugs. Throw it away, put a new sticky pad down That’s basically it.

So many spiders! Easy to use and very effective!

The media could not be loaded. Well they seem to work ok for bugs and little stuff, but not so much for mice apparently??? I had the perfect opportunity to rid myself of 2 at once but they just walked right off it. I've had this package of them for almost a year so maybe they just dried up or something. It wasn't that cold outside either, like 60F. You might want some better glue traps for mice, which I already have ordered and hopefully they actually work...Update: OK, so I judged too quickly. Luckily I was able to catch them (separately) the next evening with the folded-up version of the glue board, although the instructions did not say to do that for mice. I'm not sure what the difference was though, as it was stuck to the bottom of the trap and not the sides or top... [shrugs]