the victor electronic rat trap is the ultimate in rodent control
it works by delivering a humane high voltage shock to eliminate rats that enter the chamber
convenient led light alerts let you know when there's a catch or when the batteries are low the
sleek design features a removable lid and built-in bait door to ensure proper baiting every time
follow these steps to get started make sure the trap is turned off then insert four c batteries
open the bait door located at the back of the trap apply a small amount of bait such as peanut butter
in the bait cup to avoid transferring your scent to the trap use a toothpick or utensil to apply
the bait close the bait door and power the trap on the green light will flash and the trap will
buzz to show it's working place the trap along a wall where you've noticed rodent activity
once you've made a catch the green light will flash again to dispose of rodents turn the trap
off and remove the trap lid discard the rodent in the trash without ever having to touch it
with the victor electronic rat trap you can win the never-ending battle against rodents
do you still use posen or any other snap traps to deal with mouse problem
do you know posing or snap traps are also huge safety hazard for your children or pets
you can't imagine the pollution of dead rats to your home according to the cdc there are 11
diseases directly caused by rotate and 15 diseases indirectly caused by road now animal protection
has become a trend ivy has provided you a creative solution to humanely and safely solve your mouse
problem ivy humane mouse trap has been proven to be very efficient it is cleverly designed will
close the door immediately when a mouse steps on the mechanism once to get the bait inside
here we share some successful experience they usually catch a mouse in a few hours one day
or three days the length of the iowa humane mouse trap is 31cm and there is a very large vent hole
the mouse can have a comfortable dinner inside and wait for you to release it we reinforce the
front and rear doors with iron pieces so that the mouse cannot escape from the closed trap
choose the right bait should be the first important thing you need to do generally speaking
rhodes favorite foods are mainly nuts so you can prepare some peanuts pistachios peanut butter
crushed nuts chocolate is also an option in addition if your mouse has a very unique taste
you'd better choose a food that is often eaten by it the next thing is add bait to iowa humane
mouse trap there are two ways to get the bait in trap you can take off the back door to put it in
just follow my video this is a very easy way for you open the front door throw the bait in directly
and adjust it to the position of the bait slot the last step find a right place to set up the trap
it can be a corner a wall side under a table or in a crack in short it is the place where the mouse
frequently stay or pass by if mice always get your bait and run away without trigger the trap
this is because you met a small baby mouse it's too lightweight and moves too fast
to trigger the trap please add two coins on the pedal this will add some weight to help
trigger the trap one more thing please don't put food bait on pedal like the video shows
bait should be added in baked groove to attract mice across the pedal
and trigger the switch if you put it on pedal mouse will thank you first and then take your
gift because all weight of mice is in the back the front foot touches the insensitive area of
the pedal very slightly this will not trigger the switch even you add coins to help trigger
if you have a rodent problem you just want it solved fortunately you have options tomcat
manufactures a complete array of baits and traps to help you deal with rats and mice
tomcat trap types include glue traps bait traps mechanical traps and catch and release traps
then there's also the tomcat mouse killer disposable bait station which does not require
touching or handling of the bait just place and wait mice will eat the bait block and leave the
station usually dying back in their nests whether you're using glue traps snap traps or live traps
correct placement is critical live catch traps work well when placed along walls or out of sight
areas where mice like to travel place the entry holes in line with the wall tomcat glue traps
are designed to fit where rodents travel position traps along active rodent runways such as along
walls under large kitchen appliances and other high traffic rodent areas after use dispose of
the trap and captured rodent in the trash tomcat snap traps use advanced technology to trap rodents
without poison these plastic spring-loaded snap traps are easy to set to avoid pinched fingers
you may need to place traps in dark secluded spots and behind objects where rodents nest
in addition to locations in active pathways along walls tomcat has a full line of kid
and dog resistant bait stations when using bait to control rats and mice it's critical to place
it where rodents will find it typically between their nest and food source that means placing bait
stations along rodent runways next to walls in dark secluded areas where rodents like to hide and
in locations where you've seen signs of rats and mice or heard their movement at night you may have
to place bait stations in attics along rafters and in drop ceilings near their area of activity
no matter which method you choose tomcat has the right product for you
open the bait door located on the back of the trap bait the trap using peanut butter or anything high
in protein like chocolate or hazelnut spread in the bait trough provided be sure to use a q-tip
toothpick or another tool to bait so your scent is not transferred onto the trap
close the bait door hold down the setting button while pulling up on the kill gate to set the trap
place the trap where you've seen signs of rodent activity or along the wall where
rodents primarily travel two traps should be used and placed back to back lengthwise along the wall
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