House mice, small but persistent, are one of the most common pests in homes. Fortunately, there are effective methods for eliminating them, such as using special mousetraps.
Signs of Mouse Infestation:
● Feces: Small droppings in food storage areas or near baseboards.
● Noises: Scratching noises, especially at night, indicate the presence of rodents.
● Damage: Bite marks on electrical cables, packaging or furniture.
● Strong Odor: A characteristic and unpleasant odor in infested areas.
Solutions to Eliminate Mice Indoors:
1. Use of Mechanical Mousetraps
Mechanical mousetraps are a practical and effective solution for capturing mice indoors.
The Mechanical Mouse Trap Pack for Domestic Rats is ideal for eliminating these rodents safely and quickly.
Why Choose This Pack?
● Easy to Use: Simple to prepare and handle, even for beginners.
● Proven Effective: Designed to capture house mice with a high success rate.
● Reusable: Mousetraps can be cleaned and used multiple times, offering an economical solution.
● Avoid the use of potentially hazardous chemicals.
How to Use Mechanical Mousetraps?
1️ Wear gloves
2️ Open the mousetrap
3️ Place the attractive bait inside the mousetrap (Buy the bait here)
4️ Place the mousetrap on the floor or near the wall, in areas where the mouse or feces have been seen.
2. Use of Bait Stations with Rodenticide
The anti-rat pack with attractive paste bait is a very practical and safe solution.
Why Choose This Pack?
✅ Easy and simple to use and Safe for homes with children
✅ Bait designed for smaller rats
How to use mousetraps and bait?
1️ Put on the gloves
2️ Open the bag
3️ Remove between 3 to 4 folders
4️ Fit the folders into the iron inside the mousetrap, or place the folders in the areas where the rodents move.
5️ Place the mousetrap on the floor or next to the wall, in places where mice or feces have been seen.
Recommendations:
✔️ Products must be replaced monthly.
✔️ The use of paste bait is recommended in summer. As the weather is drier, fresher food is more appealing to mice.
✔️ For more information on where to place mouse traps, see the bait stations pages.
It is important to take precautions when handling mouse traps, such as wearing gloves and washing your hands after handling. In addition, check the traps regularly and remove captured mice safely and hygienically using magnifying glasses.
