Saros [Pack of 4] Mouse Glue Traps, Sticky Super Hold Glue Board Trap for Mice Rats Rodents Cockroaches Bugs Ants Spiders Scorpions

Had a open house party, and some guests decided to come in through the garage. But, they left the door ajar. I see a mouse scamper through the laundry room next to the door leading to the garage. Bought a variety of traps, only to constantly find nothing, except that the mouse came upstairs to the main floor and was chewing through bags to get to rice, quinoa, other grains. Set a few of these in the cupboards, nothing. Put them in the corners of the kitchen and I hear squeaking 30 minute later. Got the sucker. I put the rest back downstairs and garage. Caught 3 more in the garage. Seems too simple, but the fancy toys proved ineffective compared to a glue trap. Ordering more after clicking submit!

This product is amazing. I have never seen a sticky trap that worked so well. If a mouse is on one side you can cut it in half and use the other side. Put a dab of peanut butter in the center. Country setting here so I have problems with them coming in during winter. They don't want to leave come spring because I have pets, so the dog/cat food is a buffet for them. The only downside is seeing their little faces knowing they are going to die. I shed a tear or two. I got dad, mom and 5 of their young in less than 24 hours. I really recommend this product! Kristi W.

These mouse glue traps are amazing!! I have these, conventional spring mouse traps, and the "gang plank" style that drops the mouse into a bucket. I have a severe problem with mice in my pole barn. These glue traps catch at least 5 times as many mice as the other two methods combined. If you're not squeamish about pulling the dead mouse off the glue pad you can use these several times before disposing of them.

Absolute garbage product. Go with a reputable brand over this because all I caught was mice fur. I even laid out multiple safari glue traps next to one another and had mice hop through them with almost no issues. Almost no glue on the pads either. I ended up buying snap traps and just ending them all in two nights.

I would love to say yes it has worked (haven't heard the heathen in my attic in the last week), but I was out of town for a few days and the attic requires a ladder I borrow from a neighbor. but my hippie ass and gluten-free wife loved them after it trapped the one she saw in the laundry room. So if its good enough for her, its good enough for me, but I would have much rather let the Belgian mal catch it then roast it over the fire and feed it to the dogs on principle in front of its family and friends so they know never to come near my house again.

This product is amazing. I put all of them with some peanut butter on them and in less than 10 hours I had caught all of the mice in my shed. I plan on replacing the ones that are "used" with fresh ones to make sure all of the little mice are gone also. I like the fact that I don't have to touch the traps except to pick them up and throw them away. I will definitively buy more in the fall when it starts to get cold and they want to come inside again.

I’ve caught four mice with these. It does suck having to kill them myself since all this does is make them scream. However, that’s my own problem and does not speak for the effectiveness of these traps. They excel st their job.

Other traps FAILED -- the darn mice would run away with time and I couldn't even find them. This happened 4 times with smaller sticky traps -- I have not caught 4 mice with these! Highly recommneded!