Mouse & Insect Super Glue Traps 30PK, Mouse Traps Indoor for Home, Extra Strength Sticky Pest Control Adhesive Tray for Catching Bugs, Rats & Rodents, Bulk Glue Boards

Highly Recommended and Very Effective. Money well spent! Just put them around your house inside or outside and pests walk across it and get super stuck. They will NOT get free. In fact, you too must be careful not to stick your clothes, drapes, socks or anything else accidentally to it, for they will indeed stick tight and be hard to remove. I used them near all the door/window entrances and under my bed and along several interior walls, and I caught scorpions and bugs. After a month of interior home use, I am catching no bugs because they are all gone. I cleaned out all my scorpions within 3 days. Have not seen any scorpions or other bugs for over 6 months. As for outside use, I put them on the outside of my house in the yard facing my doors and storage shed, and caught a few mice as well. Once caught they will pull the light board with them but they will NOT get away. Once stuck, everything will die on these boards. Keep them away from pets but you can use veggie oil to unstick them in a pet accident, but best to use in a non-pet area or when the pets are not in the yard. I even caught one bird. These things are safe and have no harmful chemicals. So if you stick your finger to it, just wash your hands with soap after you PRY your poor finger off. I love these things provided you exercise caution in their use because they do indeed stick hard and they do indeed catch all your pests. If you have a bad pest problem, put them everywhere including the center of a room and that will give you max coverage. Afterall they are cheap and each will lasts a very long time, 3 months or so. So buy a lot, about 100, store and use them as needed. They work! You can always supplement them with bug spray and powder too, to really terminate your problem. Great for ants in cabinets and earwigs too. This one great easy and safe solution

Highly Recommended and Very Effective. Money well spent! Just put them around your house inside or outside and pests walk across it and get super stuck. They will NOT get free. In fact, you too must be careful not to stick your clothes, drapes, socks or anything else accidentally to it, for they will indeed stick tight and be hard to remove. I used them near all the door/window entrances and under my bed and along several interior walls, and I caught scorpions and bugs. After a month of interior home use, I am catching no bugs because they are all gone. I cleaned out all my scorpions within 3 days. Have not seen any scorpions or other bugs for over 6 months. As for outside use, I put them on the outside of my house in the yard facing my doors and storage shed, and caught a few mice as well. Once caught they will pull the light board with them but they will NOT get away. Once stuck, everything will die on these boards. Keep them away from pets but you can use veggie oil to unstick them in a pet accident, but best to use in a non-pet area or when the pets are not in the yard. I even caught one bird. These things are safe and have no harmful chemicals. So if you stick your finger to it, just wash your hands with soap after you PRY your poor finger off. I love these things provided you exercise caution in their use because they do indeed stick hard and they do indeed catch all your pests. If you have a bad pest problem, put them everywhere including the center of a room and that will give you max coverage. Afterall they are cheap and each will lasts a very long time, 3 months or so. So buy a lot, about 100, store and use them as needed. They work! You can always supplement them with bug spray and powder too, to really terminate your problem. Great for ants in cabinets and earwigs too. This one great easy and safe solution.

Works Great! Catches all pests.

They are super sticky. I placed several around the inside of my patio. All kinds of bugs have been caught. Placement is everything. I placed one behind an area that showed activity. Sure enough one (mouse) was captured. I didn't provide a picture of the mouse captured because it had been a couple of days before I found it due to the older of the decaying mouse. I hope there aren't any more but, I'll continue leaving and replacing the traps until I feel confident that there's aren't any others. Great buy for the price because you get a lot of them. They have a strong peanut butter smell to help attract critters. Easy but powerfully sticky when removing the protective paper. It might not be for others but I have arthritis so it was a little more difficult for me I made some in box form and the others I laid flat.

This is a great product! If needed I will be buying it again. Never had mice before so I didn’t know what to buy and I have multiple small dogs I have to think about. I bought some catch a release product but they didn’t work. The little devils were too smart for them. That’s when I bought the glue traps. Caught 2 adults and 6 smaller ones in two day. I haven’t seen any more mice now in over a week. My plan is to keep glue traps out just in case.

It does its job of catching mice when mice walks over these traps. But most of the time the mice does not walk over them. I think the mice can detect these traps, either with a slight sense or vision. So what I've done is place a line of these stickies inside my garage. I suspect the mice come in from the cracks between the garage door and the concrete floor. So far no more mice. No mice were caught yet either. The only negative is I need to remove the sticky pads each time I want to leave the house with the car.

Works great for maintenance with German cockroaches. Notice a major difference/decline in bugs since I’ve place them all over. Safe around pets but my Mallinois ate them every chance he got because that’s just what they do. Other than that this product is 10/10!

Wow. What a masterpiece of modern pest control. I bought this sticky trap to catch a mouse — you know, the one thing it’s allegedly designed for. Instead, it caught: A sock A spoon My own hand (twice) And somehow, my cat’s tail (don’t ask) The mouse? Still doing laps in the kitchen like it owns the place. I think he’s laughing at me now. The trap is so sticky that once it touches anything, it's basically a new piece of furniture. I tried pulling one off the floor and now the floor is just... part of the trap now. Forever. Honestly, the only thing this trap caught was my last shred of dignity. Would not recommend — unless you’re trying to trap your own will to live.