ROSHIELD - 5 PRE-BAITED Mouse Poisoning Bait Box Kit | Single Feed Mice Killer | Mouse Traps for indoor/Outdoor Fast & Safe Infestation Control | READY -TO USE, Brodifacoum Mice killer, UK Made

Got rid of unwanted visitors

We've had a couple of mice in the flat recently and before the management co could get pest control out, we decided on a pack of these & a couple from B&Q to see if we could thin the herd a little and give ourselves some peace of mind. I was slightly sceptical regarding effectiveness to be honest, but they've exceeded expectations. The B&Q ones remain completely untouched, whilst these have wrought much sorrow upon Mickey's household. If you know where the critters like to run, then stick a couple of these along their path and watch the body count rise. If you're not sure of their favourite routes, stick them down against walls etc and check every day or two (there's a little key supplied that lets you open the box). If the red block inside hasn't been touched, relocate. If the block has been nibbled and there's crumbs of it inside, you're on the right track. They're literally taking the bait and you can expect the mousey grim reaper to pay a visit shortly. Also, if you are using these inside the home, be warned that in our experience the critters seem to quite often expire within sight of the traps themselves. Of the 4 we've sent to meet their maker so far we found them all within a foot, at most, of the box. Anyone who tells you they nibble at these and then head off away somewhere to drift peacefully off to rodent heaven is talking out of their arse. So be prepared to undertake corpse removal & disposal.

It is a good design of trap, and they come pre-loaded with bait, but it is usual to provide a key that allows you to replace the bait after a time. A "multi-purpose key" (opens more than make/type of trap, costs between £4 and £5,which makes the traps expensive to own if this is the first time you are using them.

Cheap price, smaller than I expected but considering you get 5 in a pack pre-baited they're actually pretty good value. Simple to open using the supplied plastic keys.

I would not recommend these traps. As you can see from the photo, the mice seemed to 'enjoy' the poison and then escape the trap! I think they might have come back for more and I have found no dead mice in the vicinity.

As of writing this I haven't come across any deceased rodents! However, I do have concerns about the size othe entrances to the boxes, they seem a little on the small size. Based on the large mice I've caught so far they're never going to be able to get close to the bait for it to work. I wait to see if any of the little critters turn up dead...

Had some unwanted visitors in my shed and used these to good effect. Easy to use and I didn’t need to pick up any dead mice which was good.

light very safe when locked also good build quality small discreet as for doing job will know in a few days. As not long gotten I will give proper review by the week end . As how can you really judge how good a mouse trap is until after a few days. What I can say is I have not had mice for over 30 years and all of a sudden I seen one leg it across living room then I bought human traps but if you catch humanly and get snow you can't chuck out as temperature will kill them so during heavy snow I kept one in a plastic modified tub because when you see the size they are tiny but very stinky lol. Full of germs as wild not a pet. I let it go when it warmed up to 9 degrees Celsius and it was healthy but must of thought I was running the Ritz lol . But because I know there is more I have got these ones as they will eat your wires and destroy things. Just wondering where coming from as no food or water supply and Hoover? But will see how these work.