11 Catcher's Maximum 36 Glue Board Trap, White

I ordered this product, because I figured if my pest control company uses it, it must be of good quality. They are simple to use and they definitely trap the pests that can get through my pest control spray. I place them near garage doors and various exterior doors. Great value when purchased in quantities

I use for insect traps and work amazing for all bugs!

This review is for the Trapper Max Glue Traps 36 Glue Boards. I placed 5 of these glue traps in various locations inside my house as soon as I received this order (4 days earlier). Although the glue has a peanut butter scent, I decided to sprinkle a few cookie crumbs in the middle of the trap as extra bait. Nothing was caught on the traps during the first 3 days. I figured that was because I had already blocked all known mouse entry points. At 11:00 PM on the 4th day I was in my living room and was startled by a rustling sound in my kitchen. I checked it out and found an adult mouse squirming on one of the glue traps. As I finished off the mouse, the blunt object I used got temporarily stuck on the glue. So be aware that this glue is very strong, and that's a good thing because even an adult mouse was unable to free itself from this trap. I was so pleased with these Trapper Max Glue Traps that I wrote this review immediately.

These work great. I get 2 pieces out of one by cutting it down the middle. I put these in the garage and lanai to stop the gecko's from getting in the house.

Works as intended in traps bugs and an occasional mouse.

Love this product. Catches anything that steps on it (Gekos, roaches, lizards, etc) . Be careful when setting it up, if you accidentally touch it, you will be glued to it. Easy to use and it can be placed anywhere.

Great for catching mice and bugs .

The media could not be loaded. Verrrrry sticky! We had a mouse in our house and a newborn on the way with a toddler and 2 elderly dogs. My dogs were pretty much worthless (and never saw or heard the mouse). My son thankfully never saw it, but both my husband and I did in the kitchen. Once we found out it’s location (by checking our Nest dropcams) we cut around the glue paper parts that weren’t sticky and placed them flat on the ground one on top of another. (I wasn’t sure if the mouse was going to outsmart us again, so I wanted to put a lot down) By 1am, it came out again and got stuck. Both my husband and I didn’t want to kill it or watch it starve to death, so we googled how to get a mouse off glue paper and they recommended vegetable oil. So my husband put on leather gloves and took the mouse outside (now completely attached head to tail to the glue paper) and poured vegetable oil on the paper letting it flow down to the mouse’s body. IT WORKED! The mouse was free in less than 10 seconds and ran into the woods!!!!! We finally found a way to capture and release the mouse that reallllllly works!!! We then grabbed the empty paper with a garbage bag and took it to the bin so no other animal would get hurt or stuck. We put some more glue paper down by the hole just in case there is more than one- but I can FINALLY sleep easy knowing 1) we caught the mouse and 2) we set it free!