10 Pack Sticky Mouse Trap, Super Large 47.2 * 11'' Glue Traps for Mice, Peanut Taste Pheromone Rats Traps Indoor for Home, Rodent Snakes Spiders Roaches

After weeks of unsuccessful attempts to kill the rodent, using multiple recommended mouse traps/repellents from the stores, but nothing worked. Even got an exterminator, but no success. This was my last resort and in less than an hour of setting it up it was trapped! I highly recommend!!Works like Magic!!

This works!!!! Please follow the directions. Heat it up 1st (5-10 sec), then pull apart! It’s not hard to pull apart once you heat it up and get the glue to soften. Only took an hour to catch the little critter after I laid it down. I highly recommend!!

Well…. I thought this was going to be the answer to my mouse woes! I was so so so wrong!They send this product wrapped in upon itself. You are having to pull it apart from its own adhesive. Can you say “aneurysm?” Can you spell it? I tried and tried to pull this apart. My eyes were bulging. My brain felt like it was going to explode. Everytime I would get an inch opened up, the backing paper would rip apart. Pretty soon, everything is stuck to the adhesive. If you manage to get one opened up, it will not likely lay flat. Instead, it creates nice little mouse tunnels for the buggers to crawl through.Now, it did manage to catch one mouse. Which wasn’t dead. So now, I had to figure out how to mercifully dispatch the car-destroying embodiment of evil without getting anything else stuck to the strip. You cannot just cut the section with the rodent out either: the adhesive sticks to everything. Pretty soon, I had a wadded up sticky ball with a mouse somewhere in the middle.So….total failure of a product. They need to find a better way to ship these so that you can set them up. And a better way to remove sections once a mouse is caught. Otherwise, you are throwing out a whole trap when you could have just removed the 6” afflicted by the stuck medieval plague of mouseness.

I guess if you’re after small mice, these will hold them in place. I put three full sheets out, with bait, and one of the sheets evidently made contact. However, the rodent kicked free from it. I’m guessing I had a large mouse or a small rat that I was dealing with. I gave the sheets to my daughter who lives on acreage. She deals with field mice. She cut the sheets up and placed them out and they seem to be working.

need heat gun to open but works good. you can refold it to store it also

Easy to use! Mice have to lean in to reach the food then it sets off the trap. It is fast and they go without suffering. I also like that the bottom twist out to refill the food compartment so no mess.I just wish the would sell them in white also.

If you are planning to unwrap this yourself, you may need to stick one end on a sofa or something heavy. In my case, I used a stationary bike so I can unwrap one end. This was so strong that the trap tore so I had to sacrifice a flip flop to get this fully unwrapped. It was all worth it because after 45 minutes to a hour, I finally managed to unwrap this is super sticky rat trap. I would buy again.

It is very inconvenient. You must use a hair dryer to melt the glue to open it. Then you have to carefully carry it. It sticks to your hands and clothes and leaves a huge mess if you aren't careful. If they could put a white paper between it like the other smaller traps it would make it much easier. Got glue all over my clothes.