Catchmaster Mouse & Insect Glue Traps 16-Pk, Adhesive Rodent & Bug Catcher, Pre-Scented Mouse Traps Indoor for Home, Sticky Glue Boards for Mice and Insects, Pet Safe Pest Control for House & Garage

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 forFamily and Pet - 6 Pack, (M01-6Pack)-OWLTRA Indoor Electric Mouse Trap, Instant Eliminate Rodent Zapper with Pet Safe Trigger, Black, SmallOther 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.

Works great. No bait needed. Just place them along the walls to catch the little buggers quickly. We caught our uninvited guests within two days of placing these out.They don't smell and they are SUPER sticky. Once on, they will not get off. That said, keep in mind that these do not kill the pests. If you're squeamish, be prepared to see a mostly-alive critter stuck to the trap.

We get field mice every year around winter time and these have gotten use through 2 winters so far. For the price there is so many traps in the box and have helped us get rid of them every year. They are super effective, so so sticky and easy to store away when not needed.

Moving out to a rural lake area a couple of years ago has given me new critter challenges I've not had before. Last year was bad. I had a couple of mice get into my house - that was a nightmare for 2-3 weeks until I could clear them out. I also had a "car" problem when mice ate out my Ford's wiring harnesses to the tune of $1000+. Then them trying to take over my garage in the fall!!! I tried different types of baits and traps. I started more humane, then had to get mean. I got these because they were a reasonable price and I could put them in more spots - bonus if they caught some bugs too. These little glue traps have snagged more mice than any other poison or trap I've tried. I've been amazed. I've caught lots of mice. A couple of chipmunks, bugs, and as of this week my first snake, and a nice, nasty collection of spiders.On the downside - they are lightweight, so a breeze the right way can move them... or if a critter is partially stuck but able to move a bit - they have traveled. They can blow on top of each other and get stuck together. They can collect dust, leaves, and debris and get gunked up. But, they are still the most useful and best tool in my arsenal and I will be getting more shortly. Having the big box available, makes it easy to lay extras down without fuss. I always use gloves and/or bags to collect them and their catches. I don't want to touch the critters or the glue - the glue is VERY sticky. I just have to make sure that my pups and visiting kids don't get to them and get stuck.

Oh yeahhhh!This chit works 100%Caught that dirty rascal within 6 hours of setting out trap with peanut butter on it! My cat who is a good mouser has never been stumped. He was actually getting mad he couldn't catch this one. I guess I should of let him sniff it before I disposed of it because he still periodically looks for the dang thing lol

Set out 6 traps, & after 1 month, caught one little ol' mouse. They are sure enough sticky, but don't seem to do much to attract mice. If a mouse touches it, it is caught.