Sticky Mouse Trap Glue Board 1.2m Rodent Control

Reliable Sticky Mouse Trap Glue Board for Rodent Control

Maintain a clean, hygienic environment in your home or business with this extra-long Sticky Mouse Trap Glue Board. Designed for effective rodent control without complicated mechanisms or harsh chemicals, this trap uses a strong adhesive surface to securely capture mice and small rats along their usual pathways. Measuring approximately 120 cm in length and 28 cm in width, it provides an extended catch area ideal for kitchens, storage rooms, basements, and commercial spaces.

Constructed from a durable board material with a high-tack glue surface, this trap is non-toxic and free from added poisons, making it a suitable choice where chemical use is a concern. Simply place the board sticky-side up and, if desired, add bait such as peanut butter or dried food in the center to increase attraction. Once a rodent is captured, the entire board can be disposed of, helping you maintain cleanliness with minimal handling.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Non-toxic adhesive - Uses glue only, with no added chemical pesticides, suitable for households and food-handling areas when used as directed.
• Extra-long coverage - The 1.2 m length covers more ground along walls and passageways, increasing the likelihood of contact.
• Customizable size - The board can be cut with scissors into smaller sections, allowing you to place multiple traps in different locations.

FAQ

Q: Can I cut the glue board into smaller pieces?
A: Yes. You can trim the board with scissors to create several smaller traps, depending on the size of the area you need to cover.

Q: Is this trap safe to use around children and pets?
A: The glue is non-toxic, but the trap is very sticky. Place it out of reach of children and pets to avoid accidental contact.

Q: Do I need to use bait?
A: Bait is not strictly required, but placing a small amount of food in the center of the board can help attract rodents and improve capture rates.

Q: Where should I position the trap?
A: Place it along walls, near suspected entry points, behind appliances, under cabinets, or close to areas where you have seen rodent activity.