Ideal for users looking for a humane extermination, this trap is easy to use and works on rats, too.
Suitable for larger infestations. Uses ordinary pet food bait. Captures indicated with flashing light.
Drains batteries (size D) quickly. Some users report a limited work life. Rodents may learn to evade electrodes.
A finger-safe, no-touch set of 2 mouse traps that is economical and easy to place. Experienced manufacturer understands pest control problems.
Red label confirms proper set-up by hand or foot (not fingers). Small enough to fit in remote locations, away from kids and pets. Strong spring action.
First snap is not always lethal. Use caution when resetting trap or replacing bait.
This plastic-based trap avoids many of the problems of cheap wooden traps and comes in a set of four that's ideal for larger areas.
Scientifically designed to deliver the right "snap" velocity. Large teeth prevent escape. Safer setup; no fingers near teeth.
Cheap plastic construction can lead to failure. Immediate kill not guaranteed.
This package includes six affordable traps—enough for an average home. We recommend it for those who have trust issues with traditional wooden traps.
One squeeze sets the trap; another releases it. Rodent is trapped without excessive bodily damage. Durable molded plastic allows for multiple uses.
Initial snap not always enough to dispatch humanely. Should be placed out of the range of small children or pets because of large bait area.
These sticky traps will take care of a number of household pests. Trap location is everything when it comes to sticky traps like this one.
Effective against a number of different pests, including mice. A good solution where snap traps and poisons are prohibited. Cheaper than an exterminator.
Pests are trapped but not immediately dispatched. Larger pests can walk away from sticky traps.
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