Catchmaster-8 Mouse & Insect Glue Traps, Heavy-Duty Pesticide-Free Sticky Mouse Traps Indoor for Home, Used by the PROs, Adhesive Rodent & Bug Catcher, Pest Control for House & Garage

Catches them every time. You need only one eighth of a teaspoon of peanut butter right smack in the middle of the trap

This product came in a set of 8 and nicely packed in a compact box. Each trap measures 5.2" x 3.43" x 0.60" from popout locking knob to bottom of the tray. The sticky area on the trap measures 2-3/16" x 4-5/16". This "Catchmaster Mouse & Insect Glue Traps 8-Pk Adhesive Rodent & Bug Catcher Pre-Scented" product was able to catch a mouse on the first night. Where as the the previous products I tried failed to catch any even though they had good reviews. Caught nothing for almost a week. Baited with soft cheese and raisins -Feeke Mouse Traps, Mice Traps for House, Small Mice Trap Indoor Quick Effective Sanitary Safe Mousetrap Catcher for Family and Pet - 6 Pack, (M01-6Pack) -OWLTRA Indoor Electric Mouse Trap, Instant Eliminate Rodent Zapper with Pet Safe Trigger, Black, Small Other glue traps that were baited with bread and nuts. Used for almost a year. Only got crickets and spiders that accidentally landed on them. 0 mice -Tomcat Glue Boards with Immediate Grip Glue for Mice (4 Pack) -Landisun mouses Traps pests Traps Insect Traps Sticky Glue Traps Bug Traps Mosquitos Traps Adhesive Non-Toxic Traps (12pack) This pre-scented glue trap trays really works well . It caught 1 mouse over night and I even got it stuck on my foot twice. It's great value for the effectiveness and design. I would recommend and buy it again myself.

NOT SO GOOD FOR FLIES

It caught the little mouse. I place a few pieces of cereal/granola on the trap.worked like a charm.

These are hilarious to use. Very sticky black tar on them. Don't work when it gets cold. But during the summer, nothing can survive getting stuck on these. Suggest connecting a string on them to something in the garage, or you will be hunting the creature when it runs around with this thing on its butt.

I purchased a package of these after I began finding spider webs around my house. The traps come in pairs, so you have to pull them apart and separate them before use. In doing so, some of the glue comes off and, despite using a stick to move them into place, I managed to get some of it onto one of my palms, just below the thumb. Trying to wash it off merely spread the glue over both my hands and my thumb nails. Nothing would remove the glue. Not soap, cleanser, alcohol, nailpolish remover, or paint thinner. I called the company because there was no mention of what to use on the packaging and it did not include an antidote. Their representatives advised me to wash with vegatable oil or mineral spirits. I don't have mineral spirits and wasn't able to find anyone who knew what it is. I used half a bottle of expensive oilve oil, but it had no effect whatsoever. I bought a bottle of generic vegatible oil from a local convenience store and have been washing with it since then, followed each time with soap and water. None of this has made a bit of differnece. My hands still stick to each other and everything I touch. I have been wearing plastic disposable food preparation gloves around the house, so as to not spread the glue everywhere and ruin all my things. I don't know if the gloves are sterile, so I haven't tried to cook with them or eat with my hands. I saw a doctor and he told me I'd just have to wait until it wears off. He didn't know if it is toxic. When I got up this morning, I found a spider in my bathroom, hanging from a web not four feet from where I had set up one of the traps. Another appeared on the ceiling over me when I was taking my bath. In my living room, I found a huge one hanging from a web, directly over the trap. (See photo. It's very dark and blurry because my camera won't focus that close, so I circled the spider). These traps attracts spiders, but won't catch them. Of what use is that? They are more a pest to humans than the insects.

Ordered these and placed them all over the house but these didn’t trap anything. Ended up calling the exterminator and he suggested handling the traps only with gloves on. Apparently if the mouse smells you, they will give the traps a wide berth. So not sure whether it was mishandling on my part or not, these just didn’t work for us. I even added a bit of peanut butter later on, still nothing!

After 13 years living in my house. I suddenly had a slew of mice coming into my home. I bought an 8 piece pack of these sticky traps a week ago and already caught 6. This really works! I put a little tiny bit of peanut butter on the two protruding nubs and it does the trick. I put my traps behind the kitchen garbage can in next to the dish washer on the floor. I don’t know where they are coming in from, but I know they can fit thru a hole the size of a pencil end eraser. Time to reorder another pack before I run out. I highly recommend this over spring traps as the sticky glue type are far more reliable 🐀

Not sticky enough. Multiple times the mouse got free.

I was wondering how the mice were getting the bait food from the box without getting stuck so I set up a camera, the pads simply didn't work....

This upon opening was a mess all over it’s not made properly. I do not recommend