A variety of traps are available at most hardware stores and exterminator shops. the two most commonly used types of traps are jaw traps, pressure-button traps and glue panel traps.
Ratchet traps use a trigger and a bar or jaw to catch and kill the rodent.
It can also be effective to place an attractive on the traps without fixing them for a while, thus introducing rodents into traps without alerting them to danger.
The glue boards use sticky glue to trap mice as they attempt to cross it.
Trapping mice
requires a lot of work on the part of the owner. From setting traps to removing captured specimens, the process can be discouraging, disorderly and disturbing.
Professional methods of extermination will be necessary as long as a colony is present in the house and there are many individuals.
Animal Alert is is mouse exterminator since 2010, its methods are proven, effective and guaranteed.
Classic musketeer traps are commonly used to kill mice inside homes. For best results, these traps must be placed close to the walls, with the trigger trays facing the wall.
Glue panels can also be effective. If placed correctly, the mice should be stuck in the glue and unable to free themselves. Eventually, the mice die of hypothermia.
Zapper traps mice in compartments before delivering a deadly electric shock. Zappers are more expensive than the other two traps and require the use of batteries.
Appats and foods
Although homeowners may consider bait, they are not recommended for use inside homes by homeowners.
Rodent baits can be toxic to humans and domestic animals and may be unknowingly ingested by young children if not applied properly and in accordance with the label. Severe infestations require the professional services of pest control experts.
Read on to complete this information
- How do mice enter homes
- Getting rid of mice that eat away at home
- How to trap mice
- The smoke test to detect rodent pathways
- How mouse traps work
- Electronic mouse traps
- How to get mice out of the walls of the house
- How to get rid of mice
- How to clean up after a mouse infestation
- Mouse Exterminator FAQs
