18 Blue-Touch Mouse Glue Traps, Professional Sticky Glue Traps/Boards for mice/Insect/Lizard/Spider/House pests. 8.5 X 5.5 Inches – 18 Traps/Pack

I love these they catch any little spider or anything that’s around the house

Very effective and it really works. I have catch hundreds of coackroaches and lots of rats.

I like the ease of use and the relative effectiveness (strong enough adherent) compared to other brands I have tried. I also like that buying these in bulk is cost-effective. As to the "dislikes", I frequently encounter "sticky situations" -- accidentally stepping on one (too often!), getting fingers stuck when putting them in strategic locations and/or by just peeling off the wrapper. They are difficult to remove, for example, when stuck on the bottom of one's shoes! Perhaps the best way to avoid this is to fold them into a triangular shape (per directions) instead of setting them down flat with the sticky stuff on top. BY FAR, my biggest dislike of this product relates to how the "prey" is treated once stuck. A mouse will not die instantly and, arguably, this product amounts to torture or even "cruelty to animals". This should make me stop using this product, but I keep ordering more -- mice, moles, voles, or whatever are pests and cause a lot of damage.... often ruining a variety of household and garage items. It gets to the point that the damage and replacement costs outweigh the thought of the rodents suffering a slow, horrible death. Is there such a thing as "necessary" or "justified" cruelty?? You will know your answer if/when your pests take you above the threshold of property damage.

This product is great for many uses other than mice. For the small gray mice, very lightweight, they usually do not spring a mouse trap, of even open the gate on the 'trap door' type traps that drop the mice into a water bucket. The mice are too light. You need these glue traps. Woodpeckers... yeah.. go ahead.. hate me. But if you have had to deal with woodpeckers boring holes all over your nice barn, your house siding, or house trim... then you know what woodpeckers are like. They are persistent to no end once they find a location they want to inhabit. Scare them away as you may, they keep coming back to that area and continue boring holes into your siding. Ultimately you try a BB gun right ? Nope... like an old crow... they are smart. They fly off with the slightest of movement. The ONLY thing I have found that works is these adhesive glue traps. Staple a piece of it near the holes (not I say holes, not hole... they do not give up creating more and more holes) they are boring and unfortunately, they will stick to the paper. This is the only thing I have found to work w/o exception to get rid of a persistent woodpecker drilling all manner of holes in the sides of my barns or garages.

Should be more sticky.

I cut these in half and they're still bigger than the Tomcat trays. I used to buy the Tomcat because they worked really well. They run about a dollar each and that's a little pricey if you have lots of mice around. i live in the country and moved livestock feed storage up under my carport by my house. This brought the mice into the house very quickly and very bad. If you see one, you have twenty. Anyway, I was looking for a cheaper alternative to the Tomcat traps. For some reason, the mice here won't go into the trap if you fold it up. i haven't caught a single mouse in the folded trap. However, leave it flat and it catches them just as fast as the Tomcat traps. I can double my traps by cutting them in half.

Doesn't work. Apparently caught a mouse but all that was in trap was some grey mouse fur. Adhesive wasn't strong enough to hold the mouse. Cardboard backing is flimsy. Next time I'll spend the money to get a better product that works.

Thick glue layer, easy to use: just remove paper & place in a good spot, tthe mouse sticks & becomes more stuck with struggle. I love these things & there are SO MANY in the package! I caught three mice in 2 days. I like glue traps because you can just pop them in a bucket of water to finish off the mice, a simple no touch solution. I highly recommend Blue Touch 18 Mouse Glue Traps.