Tomcat Super Hold Glue Traps Mouse Size, Contains 4 Mouse Size Glue Traps Captures Mice Also Used for Cockroaches, Scorpions, Spiders and Many Other Pests, 4 Glue Traps

in the center of the "traps" which i concede should be MUCH larger, i placed the smallest of drops of.....tootsie roll, irresistible softened chocolate yumminess. i did not expect this result & all after just 1 night. 1 mouse was still alive & screaming. apparently they scream-dont tell PETA. it seems these dirty little things will sell their own mothers for a taste of the tootsie. i bought the regular traps too hoping i wouldnt have to use them but i just tootsied them up & am hoping for the best

The product works fine, it just results in the slowest, most agonizing death---I am not a bleeding heart either. I live in the country and see lots of dead animals.But I hear the little squeaks when I get up in the morning and see how much poop the mice have expelled and in some cases how much they've torn their skin off and bled all over the trap, and they just have to have been in SO MUCH PAIN (not to mention fear) all night long... I have to crush the little guys under my tire wheels to put them out of their misery.Going back to spring-loaded traps, which do the job in a few minutes. I just can't be responsible for that amount of suffering anymore. :(

I bought these strictly for my scorpion problem. I tried a different trap years ago without success. I live in the country in Texas. I don't see the scorpions in the winter. This year starting in March has been the worst for scorpions. I've been spraying indoors and out. I was staying up all night for the fear of scorpions which are active at night. I'm older and getting stung would not be good. These are incredible!! I get excited everytime one is in trap. As of today I've caught six. I leave the traps there even if one os caught. I caught one in a trap. A few days later caught another one in the same trap. I caught a huge wolf spider in one. I had never seen such a big wolf spider. If I had seen it I would have caught it and released it outdoors. I had a terrible problem with tiny leafhoppers indoors by my table lamp. There were hundreds. I put tape on the bottom and put them around the globe of my lamp. I'm uploading pictures of my redneck solution for the leafhoppers and a picture of a scorpion in my trap. Don't waste the traps. Leave them there and like me you might catch more. These are worth every penny. With sprayed and the traps I'm starting to sleep better at night.

In the middle of the night around 1:00 AM, I went into my garage and saw a mouse running in my garage. I ordered this product and put out three super hold glue traps on the floor. I didn't put any food on the glue traps. Two nights later, one mouse was caught on one of three glue traps and he was alive. He tried to get out by wiggling a bit, but he was really stuck. Make sure your kids do not see the mouse is stuck to the glue trap, being alive. They feel that it was cruel and they want to release the mouse! The glue is super strong and you can't release the mouse that way. I had to put the glue trap with the mouse in a bucket of water to let the mouse die in a humanely way. In this photo, did you notice a lot of mouse droppings on the glue trap?

I placed these items in the kitchen where we had a mouse roaming for a week or so. One morning I saw that the small amount of bait that we had placed in the center of the unit was gone, and the glue trap was pulled across from one end of the kitchen, to just in front of the dishwasher - no mouse in this glue trap. However, under the dishwasher our management's pest company used a different brand glue trap (larger and black), in which we found the unfortunate little critter, its whole body stuck to the trap. I can only conclude that this green glue trap, for whatever reason, is simply not 100% effective at trapping a mouse that has stuck its face and paws into it (since there were paw marks and bits of mouse hair over about 35% of the glue surface).