Real-Kill
Model # HG-10095-3
Internet # 100187510
Store SKU # 308776
Mouse Glue Traps (4-Pack)
$3.48
/each
- Traps mice and household insects
- Non-toxic
- Easy disposal
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Real-Kill Mouse Glue Traps (4-Pack) are non-toxic, disposable traps for catching mice and other household pests, such as crickets, spiders, scorpions and cockroaches. Glue traps are a ready-to-use alternative to spray and chemical pest control. In areas where insects have been a problem, they make a great monitoring tool to assess returning populations.
- Glue traps for catching mice and household pests, such as spiders, cockroaches, scorpions and crickets
- Place in areas frequented by mice and insects
- Ready-to-use for fast, easy mouse and insect control
- Disposable trap for quick clean-up
- Non-toxic for controlling pests without poisons
- Package contains 4 traps
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SPECIFICATIONS
Dimensions
Product Depth (in.) |
.94 in |
Product Height (in.) |
7.88 in |
Product Width (in.) |
5.5 in |
Details
Application Type |
Trap |
Concentrated or Ready to Use |
Ready to use |
Indoor/Outdoor |
Indoor,Outdoor |
Organic |
No |
Pest Type |
Mice |
Returnable |
90-Day |
Safe for Edibles |
No |
Safe for Pets |
No |
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Application Type:
Trap
Concentrated or Ready to Use:
Ready to use
Organic:
No
Pest Type:
Mice
Safe for Edibles:
No
Brand:
Real-Kill
Review Rating:
3 & Up
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Mouse Glue Traps (4-Pack)
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August 4, 2015
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Maybe. They certainly don't work on mice.
January 26, 2015
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no
October 28, 2014
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These are mouse traps.
October 23, 2014
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Might catch some but absolutely not detect them.
April 24, 2014
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To "detect" bed-bugs you must be aware of the "signs" that indicate there are bed-bugs. If you are bitten often enough while in bed, blood spots on bed linen, or spots that appear like rust spots. To use glue-traps to "detect" bed-bugs it may be necessary to place "blood-base bait" on the trap to attract the critters. Bed-bugs usually come out at night in the dark, what attracts them to a bed is a place
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To "detect" bed-bugs you must be aware of the "signs" that indicate there are bed-bugs. If you are bitten often enough while in bed, blood spots on bed linen, or spots that appear like rust spots. To use glue-traps to "detect" bed-bugs it may be necessary to place "blood-base bait" on the trap to attract the critters. Bed-bugs usually come out at night in the dark, what attracts them to a bed is a place to nest and not necessarily the person. Bed-bugs also feed on any living organism: bats, dogs, cats, etc. It may be by chance that they cross paths but when they do, they go for the blood! So, to "catch" bed-bugs, it would only seem logical to place the baited glue-traps in close proximity to where you believe the critters to be and check the glue-trap regularly to ensure that it is doing what it is intended to do and NOT attracted other critters to the area (though the latter would be beneficial) but you don't want to encourage another pest problem!!! I, personally, have not had a problem with bed-bugs but I do launder my bed linens regularly. I imagine that once you have an "infestation" of bed-bugs, it will be a long-term effort to rid them since they can live for nearly two years and can take a while for eggs to "hatch". So you may get rid of one generation but another generation is on its way? But, if anything short of "gassing" the area of interest, the glue-traps may be an excellent interim solution!
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April 24, 2014
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Not very effectively. To test if you have bed bugs, carefully search your mattress with a flashlight. Use a hot hair dryer to reach into crevices while searching mattresses and other bedbug hot spots and force the bedbugs out of their hiding places. Good luck!
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How many rats can one trap catch & how many pounds does the rat have to be to stay stuck without escaping
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February 3, 2016
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I wouldn't use these specific glue traps for rats. They are almost too small to use for mice. These traps are just a little larger than an average mouse.
November 5, 2015
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Depending on the size of the rat, each trap could catch maybe 2, but I generally find that it does well with just 1 per glue trap.
November 4, 2015
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As the name implies, this one is for a "mouse" and not a "rat"; size matters! As a measurement, a mouse's body is 3-4 inches not including the tail. The glue trap seems to catch one mouse, not that two couldn't fit, I think other mice "smell & sense" death and do not follow the same path. Placement of the glue trap is important. Close to walls or in narrow pathways.
This product also has a "Rat Glue
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As the name implies, this one is for a "mouse" and not a "rat"; size matters! As a measurement, a mouse's body is 3-4 inches not including the tail. The glue trap seems to catch one mouse, not that two couldn't fit, I think other mice "smell & sense" death and do not follow the same path. Placement of the glue trap is important. Close to walls or in narrow pathways.
This product also has a "Rat Glue Trap". Again, they have caught one rat at a time. Yes, Glue Trap may seem more humane but I find it a toss-up between Glue Traps and the standard rodent trap! Glue Trap is much easier to set out but the critter may be still kicking when you check them
Like all traps, be cautious of children and pets when placing any trap or toxic bait..
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November 4, 2015
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Glue traps DON'T WORK! All you will get is some fur left behind.
I even put out the pellets to poison them, they eat up every tray, YUM, YUM.
I even put out the pellets to poison them, they eat up every tray, YUM, YUM.
You want to catch a rat, get a rat trap, not a mouse trap and put peanut butter in there. Put on gloves to dispose and reset the trap. One after another, if they stop, then change out the peanut butter.
Hope this helps.
I've hunted in many stores and all the sticky traps I see are pre-baited!
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February 3, 2016
Answer:
I didn't see them to be pre-baited, nor do they say on the box, so I baited them with a small amount of crackers and nuts.
November 5, 2015
Answer:
There is no bait. Place these in paths that they travel for good results. I have used the gel boat or a small piece of cheese placed in the middle of the traps for the harder to catch ones with great results.
November 4, 2015
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These are not "pre-baited" but the glue may have some attraction in smell? I don not bait the trap because yhis will cause the rodent to approach it slowly and only be partially caught. If the trap is placed in the path of where the rodents normally travel they will jump onto the trap and bait is not necessary.
September 21, 2015
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Real-Kill Mouse Glue Traps are not pre-baited, but bait isn't necessary for this type of trap -- it's super sticky. Just place glue side up along walls in areas where mice have been spotted; if you haven't caught anything in two or three days, move to a new location.
my kitten got on one of the traps. so i gave her a bath to get her un sticky it works real good. it won't hurt her right
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February 3, 2016
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The glue on these traps is very strong. I wouldn't put them in a spot where a cat could get at them. I have gotten them stuck to things and it takes some pulling to get them off. I don't think it would do great harm to a cat, but it certainly wouldn't be pleasant.
November 5, 2015
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It's not toxic, just sticky.
November 4, 2015
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Hurt cats???...No more than a human that gets their hair caught in the trap but a cat would be more entertaining when getting them off the trap!!! Must be caution to place out of reach o children and pets!!! These traps are sticky and they work!
June 22, 2015
Answer:
Right, these traps are non-toxic and contain no pesticides.
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
Rated 3.0 out of 5 by 48
reviewers.
Rated 1.0 out of 5.0 by mousedefender inhumane
Anyone who uses these doesn't realize how mean they are. The mouse struggles to escape all while it slowly dies from being stuck in glue. Get a live trap and let it out somewhere why kill it?
March 19, 2016
Rated 1.0 out of 5.0 by Steve Don't purchase
Followed the directions. I even forced a small piece of peanut into what supposed to be sticky. I have mice above my drop ceiling. I installed two traps. Before I walked away I could hear something moving about the ceiling. As I climbed the ladder I could hear something moving around the second trap. On the first trap the piece of peanut was gone, but, their were many foot prints from a mouse on the trap. I removed the second tile and I now can not find the mouse or the trap. So far all I have done was feed the mice. I touched the first trap with my finger and my finger did not stick to it.
February 16, 2016
Rated 3.0 out of 5.0 by Pohonui Small
These glue traps are a bit small. I'm not sure if I would be comfortable using just one at a time as I have had mice carry off entire wooden traps before to a place where I couldn't get to them. I would be afraid of one getting partially caught in these and carrying it off. Using two at a time might prevent that. So, I did use two and put them in a small box that I baited. Glue traps do work well for certain areas in my house, they are easily disposed of when full, and last a good long time when setting out. My only concerns about these specific glue traps are their small size with the small amount of glue which possibly could make them transportable and less apt to kill the mice speedily.
February 3, 2016
Rated 1.0 out of 5.0 by JimB Too small, did not work
A mouse was obviously walking on these things but did not get caught - the raised edges probably had enough leverage for it to pull free. Zero mice caught on these.
August 22, 2015
Rated 4.0 out of 5.0 by Girlwithouttools sticky
unfortunately these work but they don't kill. if the mouse walks across it their feet will stick but then it won't die until it starves to death. so while it traps the rodents it is anything but humane. caught a bunch of bugs too. i tried to pull a foot off of it but then the mouse struggled and fell on its side and then i couldn't get it off. also, it has to be out in the open or it will stick to things. i find the mice inside of insulation bales so i can't put it there. it only works if the mouse is stupid enough to walk across it.
December 28, 2015
Rated 1.0 out of 5.0 by DKinney NOPE, didn't work. Trap gone. Hope mouse doesn't die & stink up the place.
Trap was gone....missing in garage. Afraid Mouse may die and then the place will smell bad. Didn't catch any bugs either. COLLECTED DUST BUNNIES REALLY WELL! Sorry to report.
January 20, 2016
Rated 1.0 out of 5.0 by CatLover Mouse ran over it
Set all 4 traps where I know there are mice. Did not catch one. Just now watched a mouse run the length of the trap and did not even slow down.
January 4, 2016
Rated 1.0 out of 5.0 by catchmousedc This mouse glue trap doesnt work.
Mouse got away from the glue trap. Clearly now working.
December 26, 2015