Product Review: Adoric Wasp Trap Catcher

 

I have had wasps getting into my townhouse for years and tried this a few summers ago, putting it outside of my patio door. It took a while to catch anything, just using sugar water, but then did get a bunch of wasps. Later in the summer, however, it did get a honeybee. When the flowers in my garden were blooming the bees pretty much ignored it, but after things started dying off, the bee got caught in it. After that, I did not use it again. Over the course of the spring and summer, just one wasp got in the house, which is much better than in prior years when I would get at least 3-5.

Product Review: Tomcat Kill & Contain Mouse Traps (2-pack)

 

Back before my townhouse was renovated in 2020 I had a family of mice in the walls, and they would occasionally get into the living areas. I used these with peanut butter as the bait and placed them on the side of the refrigerator. I caught a mouse in each one the first night, and neither escaped nor was left alive. I got a couple more and was able to get rid of all of the mice and have not had any in the house since (thanks to sealing up holes and cracks in the walls). These are very preferable to the open traps or the sticky kind. I would definitely recommend them.

Product Review: Tomcat Kill and Contain Mouse Trap, 2-Pack

 

I had a mouse problem in my townhouse a few years ago. I used these to catch a total of four mice within a couple of days. I used butter and peanut butter as the bait, putting a little dollop of each on in the door on the back of the trap, then put them alongside the refrigerator and stove. It is very easy to tell when the trap is activated and I have never had a problem with a mouse escaping from the trap. These are much safer than the old-fashioned traps because it is nearly impossible to accidentally trigger it as you are setting it, and you never have to see the mouse once it is trapped (although you can look to make sure one is in there if you want). I definitely recommend these.