Bell Labs Full CASE of Trapper Max Free Mouse Glue Boards (72 Boards), White (TX2672)

No chemical smell and no mess. I place these indoors and outdoors in inconspicuous locations where only bugs would be crawling (ie: back of pantry, along walls behind furniture, etc....).As someone with no pets who lives in a totally clean and highly organized home, I am still amazed at the amount of bugs that get trapped over the course of 6 months. I change the garage traps every 3 months and the indoor traps every 6 months. They have even trapped several scorpions. This one made the mistake of getting his tail caught and then died without getting food or water.Important Note:If you have a scorpion problem, you will need to hunt the scorpions at night with a black light. These traps are helpful but you need to buy a blacklight flashlight and Terro makes a scorpion killer bug spray which is fantastic....Installation tip:Indoors, I use a bit of clear tape to hold the traps tightly against the floor and wall. This prevents them from being moved when the cleaners vacuum and mop. In the garage, I use masking tape (regular or blue) which helps keep them firmly attached to the concrete. You definitely want them right up against a wall. You will be amazed at what gets trapped inside.These reviews take valuable time. If you find this information helpful, please click the helpful button below which will make it appear higher in the review section. This is an very affordable 5 star product which is great for people who don't want to be exposed to chemicals inside their home. I would highly recommend.

I really dislike using this form of trap. That being said in the first day of laying them out 3 little mice were caught. It seems that the larger & I think older mice are aware of these traps and have been able to avoid them unfortunately. One downside is that we weren't able to catch anything with them folded so laying them flat was the most effective way. I was surprised at how long it took for the mice to actually die once caught on the trap. When I removed each trap , empty when I went to work and 6 hours later having caught 3 I thought they were dead when I carefully picked up the cards to double plastic bag them and throw them outside in a trashcan.Once I got near the trap 2 mice started struggling & it was very sad as I took them out. BEWARE also if one gets trapped near the edge of the trap that does not have glue on it. One ( also not dead but definitely trapped) had tried chewing it's way out but could not chew through the glue part. It was very scared and I think would have bitten me out of fear if my hand had gone anywhere near it's head. Out of the 12 traps laid 5 mice total were caught. I would have given the product 5 stars if it had worked folded up simply because it would have been less gruesome for me. The product dors work. I'm ordering more and seeing if it's the strength of the glue that's not catching the " adult" mice or if it's their awareness of them.As far as the " peanut butter scent" neither me or my fiance could smell anything. That's a plus. Be aware when picking the traps that if any part touches your sock, that sock is a goner.

This thing catches a truly amazing number bugs. I had no clue how many very tiny bugs it would also catch... some of them are almost microscopic. I bought them to catch scorpions and then saw how many other things it grabs. I lay some flat and some in a folded "tent" shape. I'm embarassed to review them due to how many bugs I have but they do work great!

These are really good for around the house and in small spaces.They suggest cutting them to "get even more" but trying to cut these things is impossible (I have a ruined pair of scissors to prove it). Other than trying to cut them, they are super simple to set up and they last a long time. I like that they fold up so that my nosy dog doesn't immediately get them stuck to his face if he ends up snooping in places he shouldn't.If it does get stuck to skin just gently pull off, if it gets stuck to fur or hair you'll need to cut it off. I found cornstarch helped to keep me from getting stuck to it along with my dog, while I clipped his paw out of the goop. (not as terrible as it sounds, my husband and I were laughing the whole time because our dog was just so pathetic looking with one stuck to his paw).I've bought these several times and we have seen a decline in the number of roaches around our kitchen.Will keep buying till they are all gone.

Put them out they work well. I had so many nats this year. They seemed to just keep coming. So I ordered two sets of these. I put them everywhere. I taped them to the bottom of my cabinets by my coffee maker. They tended to congregate there. I also put them on the cabinet doors and under the stove hood. Anywhere they seemed to hang out. I even wrapped one inside out on my fruit bowl handle. Didn't even have any fruit in the darn bowl and they hung out there in droves. If they could think you would be wondering if they were hoping for some fruit to be set out. Don't leave green peppers out for any length of time they love those. And they love my tomatoes. I had to my tomatoes in the refrigerator because they wanted to be all over them. This Trapper Max boards work Wonderfully. I'm so glad I'm getting rid of these pests.

I guess this is deja Vu all over. Three times in the past I have had to track and dispatch unwelcome visitors in my home. This being the fourth time you'd think I would have learned from the past. Previously I had baited and set traps 'guaranteed' to catch the critters. And each time I had to resort to using glue boards, which I resisted because it is unpleasant to me. Unfortunately the mice must know through some mnemonic device inherent in their species to avoid conventional spring-loaded traps. This time around I bought and set six traps in the area where the mouse was last seen. 2 weeks and not a nibble! So my mnemonic device finally kicked in, I bit the bullet and ordered these glue boards, placed 3 in the same area and got the guy in one hour; without bait! I will never again waste my time using spring loaded traps. I like to think that I'm smarter than a mouse, but for a while there I was really doubting it.