Catchmaster Mouse & Insect Glue Boards 12-Pk, Mouse Traps Indoor for Home, Bulk Glue Traps for Mice, Pest Control for Home, Use with Multi-Catch

i wish the glue part went all the way to the edge of each board. I use these to set down to trap cockroaches. i trim the edge off of 3 sides, then cut them in half length-wise. Then slide the short side together to male however long a piece i need. I put 4 together %26 slide them under the front of my fridge. Then i line up 6 cat food bowls in front of that. Then cats/kittens cant get to them. Then i take another 3, line them up behind 4 cat dishes in front of microwave oven cabinet. I chanfe them out about every 3 or so days.

I've been using these glue traps for quite some time, however, I place them only to catch bugs, not mice. I luckily do not get mice in my home, but if I did I would use regular mouse traps, as to me these sticky traps would be cruel. I live in the country and so get a fair share of palmetto bugs (so gross!, welcome to the deep South!), occasional spiders, and an assortment of various types of tiny bugs. they can be folded into a box and placed along the baseboard, or left flat for under furniture. they are super sticky, which is the whole point, so if something falls on one you're likely not going to be able to pull it off. when I place them flat I make sure they're in an area where my dog can't accidentally step on them. Regardless of the amount of bugs A trap catches, it will need to be replaced periodically as they collect dust and become less effective. combined with using the traps, I've also sealed with caulking around the doors and windows and baseboards. I also use cedar side pellets outside around the house. I avoid bugs when walking outside, but when they get in the house it's game on!