Glue Mouse Traps Indoor for Home (24 Pack), Small Glue Mice Traps, Pre-Baited Peanut Scent Sticky Mouse Traps for Small Mice, Insects, Rodent, Bug & Spiders, Pet & Family Safe

We put these in our garage in hopes of catching mice our cat could not get to. These caught spiders, various insects, and even a baby rattlesnake. They caught the mice as well, and even caught a big rat who died with his head stuck in the entrance. Buy them, they work.

They worked great

I actually got these Glue Mouse Traps to help catch the creepy crawlers that find their way in around our back door; we have a large backyard with a lot of trees, some which overhang a bit over our back porch. We have yet to catch a mouse with these traps, so I’m unable to personally say they work on mice, but thankfully we haven’t seen any signs of mice activity in our house, but fall/winter is approaching, and that may change, so I’m glad I have these convenient traps on hand. These traps are extremely easy-to-use; just pull them apart and place them wherever you see critter activity. I keep 2 traps against the baseboards around our back door, and they work great! I love how these are pre-baited, non-toxic, and easy cleanup; just simply toss them in the trash once they have caught your unwanted critters. Great value; I’ll be keeping these on hand!

I’ve had a mouse problem in my kitchen the past few weeks, and they have thus far completely avoided every other kind of trap I’ve laid for them. It’s been very frustrating — while those other traps would be more humane, they haven’t worked once with this batch of mice, and the population has grown quickly and steadily. They poop everywhere and I’ve had to throw away food they’ve gotten into. Yuck. Done with trying to play nice, I ordered these and immediately put out 4 overnight. I baited two with melon and two with peanut butter. This morning all traps had been engaged with, but the two traps with peanut butter had no mice and most of their glue gone. However, the other two traps (the ones with the melon) had caught mice. I noticed that with the summer heat, the peanut butter sort of melted into the glue on the two traps that weren’t effective at sticking the mice. I’m going to continue to bait with less melty foods like bits of fruit and put out more this evening.

I am not a huge fan of using glue traps but there are times where they are necessary. That being said these work very well and are simple. Very sticky and work without any issues. I will note I have also used these as fly traps by using a thumbtack and putting them up on the wall and they work great for that use. Just make sure you check them daily as you do not want to leave them out if they have caught things in them. My suggestion for quickest disposal is to use a grocery bag to pick up and allow that plastic to stick to any exposed glue before disposing in your trash as that will make sure it doesn't get stuck to the side of your trash bag, and can help seal in any odors a little. Overall, works as designed and priced affordably.

I ordered these glue mouse traps because we have a minor mouse situation in a new home we just bought. I have conventional snapping traps, bait stations and shock traps. The glue traps intrigued me, so when I saw this massive 24 pack, I had to jump on it. Once arrived in very colorful packaging, the glue pads are on a plastic base and when taken apart--they reveal 2 separate bases. Altogether, there are 24 in the box. They are pre-scented like peanut butter and, yes...you can smell it. There is a spot in the center where you can place a dab of peanut butter if you wish to further entice the mice. I plan on putting these ner my oil burner, hatchdoors and basement corners. They are a good quality, humane way to rid your dwelling of pests. I give them 5 stars,

Yes, these are very sticky glue traps and sure enough have a sort of peanut butter smell to them. I really hesitate to use glue traps because just don’t like the way they trap animals, HOWEVER, when things get tough with mice in the RV, you have to pull out all the stops to get rid of the pests. I’ve placed these along with some electronic deterrent devices. So far haven’t caught anything, but I’m sure if something comes in again, they will be trapped in one of these! Easy to slide in small places where they like to hide. Has a little spot in the middle to add more bait if you want.

I have to say I was surprised when I opened this package. At first blush, it looked like it would be one of the folding glue traps that you open to place in an area where there may be rodents or other small insects. Instead, you end up with a pack of very small traps. when I say small, I do mean small! These are about 2“ x 3“ in size. If you were thinking about putting these in a dark space where you may have larger rodents, then look elsewhere because this will just end up looking like a pair of shoes on whatever walks across the trap! On the box, these say that they can be used for trapping other insects as well to that end I would say they are a decent choice. However, if you look at the splash page photos, what is pictured is a much larger trap. At $30 MSRP for 24 tiny traps, YMMV.