Motomco Ltd 32414 Mouse Glue Trap 6/pk

We have a shop cat who's pretty darn lazy, despite being a great cat. You'd think he'd help out more consider he gets good food and water, but what more can you ask for if he's cool right?Anywho, because of said lazy cat, we had to get these traps to help protect (ironically) his food from being stolen and subsequently hidden around our shop, as well as to product our counter snacks from getting raided overnight when we weren't there (shop guys and their snacks...I think that's all I have to say lol).All I do is take some peanuts, chop them up, and place them on the trap. Then let these sit around. So far no escapees, and 100% success in removing any little mouse who bribed the cat to let them get a free snack.

Omg! This worked great! We discovered a mouse in our kitchen, I ordered these on Prime. I set them out before bed and woke up to the mouse stuck on one. If you have a mouse that you want to get rid of, order these!! The only thing that sucks is that the mouse is still alive while it's stuck on the pad. So, I was torn... do I throw the mouse in the trash alive? Do I put it out of its misery first? That was the only difficult part. But, I'm extremely happy the mouse is gone. FYI I left the mouse in the same spot I found it, I let my husband discover it. Haha he had to discard it.

Good for very small mice only. I put all of these in our camper when we closed it up for winter. I 2 weeks ago I opened up our camper and found the traps thrown upside down and moved from how I left them so I know whatever was on them escaped. I turned them back up after cleaning and found two mice nests in drawers just feet away from these traps. One nest had three live mice in it that scattered when I screamed. Pretty sure they were laughing at me. Came back a few days later after a few other tricks I had up my sleeve and only one tiny mouse stuck to a sticky trap. This is a great concept but you're better off using the old fashion traps in my opinion.

Up until a few weeks ago, I didn’t realize that there was another family that lived in the same home that I do. I started seeing mouse droppings in cabinets and ocassionally what I thought was a shadow out of the corner of my eye. Well eventually this second family became brazen and no longer cared if they were seen or not. So a roommate bought some cheap glue boards from a brand that I had never heard of at a local big box store. No mice caught. Then bought some poison baits which the mice bring back to their family and slowly die somewhere else. Well I’ve seen them eat that, but they could die in different areas of the home and rot away forever. I bought these deep dish glue traps because I remember my family buying something similar 20 years ago. Caught my first mouse in 70 minutes. I did bait these traps by using about a fingernail sized portion of off brand crunchy peanut butter. I figured that I would go ahead and write a review after that.

I've had these since November and I only have 1 trap left. I had 1 regular mouse traps and poison and they've only fallen for these (until recently). I use gloves so I don't leave a scent on the traps. They have worked but I think they only fall for them by accident (like tripping over them or falling) despite adding bait like peanut butter and cheese. I've seen them avoiding it and I think even hopping over them. Once I put an actual peanut in the middle and they were able to eat most of it while avoiding the sticky part. But it does trap them if they trip/fallUpdate 01/10/17: As said they work if they don't avoid them. I've used all the traps. However, I caught mice much faster now using more regular mouse traps than these. I bought more of these too but I haven't caught any yet using the new ones.

This product is as sticky as advertised but no mouse will step on it. I placed peanut butter that they normally cannot resist in the center, yet they will not venture anywhere near the trap. I even placed an infra red camera to see if they approached it. They sure did, but they inspected the mat and avoided it. Either the glue has a smell that they fear or they are too smart. Caught absolutely zero mouse with this. Many tiny spiders did get caught on it. I think it is a great concept but something needs adjusted with the scent or texture. I placed the same peanut butter on the traditional traps (that shut close upon stepping on them) and they will eat the food (Unfortunately many escape at closure, either too fast or too small).

These glue traps got four mice in four days. Prior to that I got two in four months with regular traps. They were just too damn efficient at stealing the food from those. Poison didn't work either. These seem to be working well. Now let's see if Amazon deletes this review too. You see, Amazon likes to manipulate the reviews you see. I leave accurate reviews, they delete them. Meanwhile, one person leaves 100 reviews on the same day giving a product 5 stars every time with only one or two changes in wording in each review...Amazon leaves every single one of those up to mislead the customers. Wonderful. This is not libel Amazon, this is demonstrable. How about stopping it. Thanks.

Worked perfectly. I had a mouse family move into my kitchen since it is getting cold out. Tried another brand of glue traps that are on Amazon at three times the price as these that are peanut butter scented and they failed miserably. I turned the kitchen into a mouse hating mine field every evening for a week. Placed a roma tomato (it appeared to be the favorite) in the middle of the counter and surrounded it with these glue traps and placed one in all of the areas that I could find that had the signs of being their runways. One by one they were caught. I'm pretty sure they are all gone now because I haven't seen any sign of mice in a few days now. If they return, I'll be ready.