Does this bait dehydrate the mouse from inside / out when they die?
1363916
They die from the poison. The poison causes the mitochrondria to stop working on the cellular level.
1363917
While the dead rodents I've examined appear to be dehydrated, I have not conducted an official necropsy so I can't be sure. But to be sure, it does exterminate them effectively.
395632
I don't know! I have never found a dead mouse, I hope they go back to the nest to die. I have 5 acres of land with some storage sheds on it and I set the packs out around the buildings to keep mice numbers down.
1822484
I'm using it to kill voles in my gardens. I don't think they need water. It's pretty much nibble & die. The product smells bad so it's not used in the house. As for killing the voles we will never get rid of them, just control them. They eat flower bulbs, roots. And they do not sleep in the winter, so they chew the bark of the trees. The don't live in your home. You will only know if it is working by messing up their holes and wait to see if the whole was reopened. I stayed mouse traps but they get trap shy.. Smart little buggers. I would give this 5 stars
1791316
I have heard that they seek water after eating the poison, which does make sense for me because I have not found any dead mice in the house since putting this under the back of the stove & dishwasher and all of the evidence (Little droppings) have disappeared. I was worried we would have a mouse die and have to smell it if we could not get to it, but that has not been the case (Knock on wood). our problem has been gone since last year when we finally gave up on trapping and put this stuff out. It has been great for us.
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I simply pour this onto a cotton ball or cotton facial pad and place in key areas to control mice (in an outside building). I would not delute this product because I don't think you would get the desired results. It does work! I place my cotton balls under the kitchen sink, behind cabinets, even under the front porch.
2122671
Can't answer your first question, but the bait has a hole in it that a pin fixed to the box passes through. Bait only leaves the station in the rodent's mouth or stomach...
287031
no, any peanut butter will work. Place the traps along the walls where the mice travel or bear any openings line drains where they travel. I keep my traps set long after I catch the last mouse because where there are 1 or 2, there is likelt to be a whole family
1800739
The nice thing about this kind of mouse trap is that you'll definitely hear when it snaps and traps the mouse. Usually mice search for food at night, so set it up in the kitchen next to the wall.Put a little bit of peanut butter inside the special place in the mouse trap. Since many mice might have lice or carry some decease I would not recommend touching it at allafter it gets caught. Use a broomstick and push the trap with the dead mouse inside a plastic bag and throw it out immediately outside in the garbage can. In 16 years in the place where I live I caught 2 mice using traps like this and there were no blood or big mess in my case. After the mouse gets caught The nice thing about this kind of mouse trap is that you'll definitely hear when it snaps and traps the mouse. Usually mice search for food at night, so set it up in the kitchen next to the wall.Put a little bit of peanut butter inside the special place in the mouse trap. Since many mice might have lice or carry some decease I would not recommend touching it at allafter it gets caught. Use a broomstick and push the trap with the dead mouse inside a plastic bag and throw it out immediately outside in the garbage can. In 16 years in the place where I live I caught 2... » Read More The nice thing about this kind of mouse trap is that you'll definitely hear when it snaps and traps the mouse. Usually mice search for food at night, so set it up in the kitchen next to the wall.Put a little bit of peanut butter inside the special place in the mouse trap. Since many mice might have lice or carry some decease I would not recommend touching it at allafter it gets caught. Use a broomstick and push the trap with the dead mouse inside a plastic bag and throw it out immediately outside in the garbage can. In 16 years in the place where I live I caught 2 mice using traps like this and there were no blood or big mess in my case. After the mouse gets caught « Show Less
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No bait included. I used a piece of cereal with peanut butter on it. I also dabbed the door with peanut butter as enticement. Don't use too much bait. A little bit will do. Mice can't vomit. If you load the trap up, it might not be so humane.
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In my experience it doesn't I contacted factory they sent me new traps didn't put bait in have caught 0 mice
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I don't know that it would unless it crawled through it or somehow got enough on it's body to dehydrate the little creature. I know this works exceptionally well with crawling things, because the insects crawl through the stuff and it basically is like getting cut all over and drying out until dead. Knats/Nats fly, so you might try, but I don't believe it would be as successful.
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Yes, it is. I've caught about 10 mice over the past 2 years with it. The mouse enters, steps across the contact pads, and is instantly killed. I chose this product because it seems more effective and humane than other products.
624716
There's a loosely spring mounted floor panel that the mouse walks on thru the opening and once he walks in. that panel bounces back up behind the mouse and it will stay inside box. If you don't check trap every day, mouse can die in there within a day or so.
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The mouse will suffer if you just let it sit there. If you're worried about that, consider getting a trap that snaps shut and kills the mouse or else end the mouse's life yourself. This is nothing but glue on cardboard, it's not poisonous to the mouse.
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No. Mice do not care about this stuff. I sprayed continuously for 2 days, but they were still there. Caught 3 mice today using sticky pads.
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They sometimes come out in the open to die... But it depends sometimes they die in the hole. You can buy rat sorb if you smell the odor of dead mouse and soak it on a Cotton ball and put it in the hole or the area of the smell
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It's simple you just bait the cup then pull back on the silver lever. The yellow "band" is what does the dead. The silver "handle" never touches the rodent, so it's clean to remove the dead rodent and allow you to reload the trap for another use. I have not had the need yet, but you can wash the trap if you need to. Its all plastic and stainless steel. The design of the bait cup ensures that the rodent MUST touch the trigger before they can get to the bait. This is an improvement from the tried but true Victor copper and wood traps. I never thought there could deb a better mouse trap then the victor, but there is. It's simple you just bait the cup then pull back on the silver lever. The yellow "band" is what does the dead. The silver "handle" never touches the rodent, so it's clean to remove the dead rodent and allow you to reload the trap for another use. I have not had the need yet, but you can wash the trap if you need to. Its all plastic and stainless steel. The design of the bait cup ensures that the rodent MUST touch the trigger before they can get to the bait. This is an improvement from the tried but true Victor copper and wood traps. I never thought there could deb a... » Read More It's simple you just bait the cup then pull back on the silver lever. The yellow "band" is what does the dead. The silver "handle" never touches the rodent, so it's clean to remove the dead rodent and allow you to reload the trap for another use. I have not had the need yet, but you can wash the trap if you need to. Its all plastic and stainless steel. The design of the bait cup ensures that the rodent MUST touch the trigger before they can get to the bait. This is an improvement from the tried but true Victor copper and wood traps. I never thought there could deb a better mouse trap then the victor, but there is. « Show Less