75M Bulk Mouse and Insect Glue Boards, 75-Pack

The Catchmaster Pro Strength Glue Boards have been my go-to solution for managing random bugs in the basement. This 75-pack gives you plenty to work with, and I’ve found them really effective not just for mice, but also for all kinds of creepy crawlers. I mainly use them to trap roaches, centipedes, and other unwanted guests that sneak into dark corners and behind appliances. The adhesive is strong enough to hold even larger bugs without them crawling off or escaping. What I like is how easy they are to set out. You just peel the paper and drop them in places you’ve seen activity. I slide them along the baseboards, under the water heater, behind shelves, and inside storage cabinets. Within a few hours, I usually start seeing results. Even without bait, they still do their job. If I want to target something more aggressively, I’ll add a little peanut butter or food crumb in the center, and that usually draws them right in. They’re non-toxic and safe to use around the house as long as pets or kids can’t get to them, which gives me peace of mind. I’ve used other brands that dried out quickly or weren’t sticky enough, but these have held up better over time, even in a humid basement. For the price and quantity, it’s a solid buy if you’re dealing with any kind of low-level pest issue indoors. Definitely worth keeping a stack on hand for year-round use.

Lo compré porque vi que una empresa que se dedica a exterminar plagas las usa, ya veo por qué.

Great product. Very easy to use. Glue is very tacky and sensitive to touch. That being said, while it works well to catch small to medium rodents, if they get to a certain size they walk right off the glue.

We saw alot of small mouses and insect like cockroaches in our home specially in our kitchen. So I decided to purchase sticky mouse traps. I bought these 75 pack sticky mouse traps and I want to mention here that they are very sticky and we got 4 mouses in 24 hrs. I do recommend it.

These are excellent pre-baited traps that are highly effective (but there is a better option, explained below). They are very similar to what an exterminator would use who you would pay $60-$80 a month to come service your home. If you know how to operate a pump sprayer, you could get one of those and a bottle of indoor bug control from lowes for about $30 total, plus one box of these for $30 and you can service your own home for 6 months just as good as Orkin or Terminex (excluding things like large rats/termites/bats, etc, those are a little more of a challenge). Something to note about this particular trap: this is a 75M model trap and is relatively small compared to the 72TC model. You can buy a box of 48 quantity 72TC Catchmaster for $21.00, and it is also a Prime Item. These traps (75M) are made to be stand alone unit only. The 72TC is made to be stand alone OR inserted into a 612 Multi-Catch Mouse Trap. Here is the difference between the 2 Catchmaster 75M (The product currently being reviewed) Price: $29.99 for 75 pack Size when folded: 3 inches deep, 3.4 inches wide, 1.2 inches tall Size when flat: 7 inches x 3.5 inches Bait: Same as 72TC Price per unit: $.039 Total surface area of entire package: 1,837.5 sq inches Catchmaster 72TC Price: $21 for 48 pack Size when folded: 5.2 inches deep, 4.4 inches wide, 2.3 inches tall Size when flat: 10.3 inches x 4.4 inches Bait: Same as 75M Price per unit: $0.43 Total surface area of all units: 2,175.4 sq inches Here's the bottom line, this product is smaller than another product that costs less per sq inch and is a larger unit that can hold more bugs/snakes/mice/etc. Same glue, same paper, all the same except one is bigger and cheaper and ,in my opinion the Catchmaster 72TC is a better buy. I hope others find this review helpful, if so please click yes. Don't hesitate to ask any questions.