They work very well

nothing yet

the traps caught the rats but the rats got out pretty quick one struggled for a little bit and you still got away from that trip I go for a different trip that... the rats and the kept them on there didn't let him go I just think they need to put some kind of a something on the traps that would help the rats to die faster.

The trap does not catch rats only mice! i have not had a mice in my house in 20 year. recently a 10 year empty house is being renovated. The mice critter came to my house. I must say rats are sneaky creatures and smart. This rat had eaten a whole loaf of bread before i recognized i had one. tried to catch it with glue trap. it stepped in it one time and managed to get away. it recognizes the trap now and avoid. I did come in one day and there was 8 baby mice sitting on one trap. that was a nasty site. I managed somehow to get the trap in the trash. i am still trying to catch the mother. I am going to have to call an exterminator, I think.

I’m not sure how well it works for rats but it’s fantastic for mice and bugs. I’ve had mice in my garage that jump around all the snap traps I set and this is the only trap that gets them. Very sticky and perfect for garages. I’m freaked out by how many giant spiders are out there but grateful for these traps to get them.

The traps do not work with the type of rats we now have in Pahrump! I used them as instructed and the rats totally avoided them! One managed to get it's tail caught, but dragged the trap to where it was wedged between to pieces of furniture. It then pulled it's tail off the trap and got away!

... and the barn cat, if course. I tried maybe dozens if trap types. Electric zapper (expensive, zero effect), poison (zero effect), a rolling stick on a bucket (zero catches), the traditional mechanical traps (barely any success) etc. Only this works, and helped me solve the mice oroblem in my shed.

Embarrassed to say i have to use them, but the city is crawling with critters, literally. I only have mice. I bought the smaller version, and caught two on a 3x5-sized gue trap. I buy the rat-version, and lay them end-to-end so the mouse HAS to walk over it to get into bedroom. 'Another was caught by a foot, and after a quick head tap and it was in Mousey-Mickey-Mouse-Heaven. I THOUGHT they would just trap the mice, a believed humane tool, but they die on it, apparently suffocating. As someone else said, i also put a drop of peanut butter, choc etc in center. Know that if YOU step on it, it's SO sticky it will possibly destroy your stuck sock. My fear: i'll step on one, and it will have a mouse on it too. Get a cat -- even cat-sit for a couple days and that will end the prb. The sonic noise thing is not the best. Buy PEPPERMINT TEABAGS and OIL and that smell repels them.

I have tried this brand of glue trap before, and while it works well enough ro xarch the occasional outside *critter* that gets inside (living in a rural area it happens) they arent quite as large as my preferred brand (Catchmaster). Does a good enough job, but not recommended IF you want to humanely dispose of a mouse. These traps WILL catch an unvited house guests, but it doesn't kill them.

These glue traps work exactly as advertised. I had a rodent issue in my basement and decided to give these a try. Within the first night, one of the traps had already caught something. They’re super sticky and effective without any mess. I like that they’re easy to set up and don’t require any bait. Definitely recommend if you’re dealing with rats or large mice.