16pk Mouse Glue Traps Indoor for Home, Sticky Mouse & Bug Traps

I’ve tried a handful of glue traps over the years, but the Catchmaster Mouse & Insect Glue Traps (16-Pack) stand out for one simple reason — they actually work. These traps are simple, inexpensive, and get the job done without gimmicks. Performance: I was honestly impressed. One trap managed to catch two mice at once — and it held them securely. The adhesive is extremely strong, enough that even larger mice can’t wiggle free once caught. It’s also effective for small insects and spiders that tend to wander near baseboards or garage corners. Ease of Use: Each trap comes ready to use straight out of the pack — no baiting or setup required. You can lay them flat or fold them into a tunnel shape if you want to protect pets or avoid dust collecting on the sticky surface. The cardboard base is flexible but sturdy, and they’re easy to slide into tight spaces like behind appliances or under cabinets. Disposal: Cleanup isn’t pleasant (glue traps never are), but it’s simple. Just fold it closed and toss. If you’re squeamish, use disposable gloves — the adhesive is no joke. Effectiveness for Other Pests: Besides rodents, they also do a great job catching roaches, crickets, and other crawling pests. I placed a few in my basement and along window sills, and within a few days they were doing their job quietly and effectively. Downsides: As with all glue traps, they’re not the most humane option — the animals don’t die instantly. It’s something to keep in mind if you prefer no-kill pest control. They also lose stickiness over time in dusty or humid areas, so replacing them periodically is key for best results. Overall Impression: If you’re looking for a straightforward, effective way to handle mice and insects without poison or complex traps, Catchmaster delivers. The adhesive strength alone puts it above cheaper alternatives, and the value of a 16-pack is hard to beat.

I’ve been using one of those electric kill traps for a month now and haven’t even cau one. But I’ve used this trap for less than 4 hours and just caught an annoying mouse. While it may not be as “humane” as more advanced models, this is HIGHLY more effective! This is the only one I will ever use again.

Highly effective. I have them spread around in the RV, pantry, garage. Four or five peanuts sprinkled on & the mice can't resist. Not for the squeamish as they don't die and you have to dispose of them to your preference. A bucket of water seems the most humane,

​★★★★☆ ​I recently purchased the CATCH mAster because i have exhausting my patience with both the traditional wooden snap traps (which often mangle the catch) and the sticky boards (which feel unnecessarily cruel). I was looking for a balance of effectiveness, speed, and clean disposal, and for the most part, this modern lever-style trap delivers spectacularly. ​The Good: The mechanism is truly fantastic. Unlike old designs, setting this trap is a cinch; there's no risk of snapping your own finger. More importantly, the trigger is lightning-fast and powerful. It has resulted in instant, clean catches 9 out of 10 times, which is a huge step up in both efficiency and humanity. The real game-changer is the no-touch disposal. You squeeze the lever, the catch drops into the trash, and the trap is ready for immediate reuse. This feature alone justifies a higher rating. ​The Deduction (Why 4 Stars, Not 5): The one star deduction comes down to two minor points: the premium price tag (you can buy four wooden traps for the price of one of these), and its extreme sensitivity. I've found that it occasionally snaps shut before the mouse has even touched the bait—sometimes I think a strong draft or humidity change triggers it. This leads to wasted bait and missed opportunities. ​Overall: If you can overlook the cost and accept that you might waste a bit of peanut butter on false alarms, this trap is the best solution on the market for keeping a clean, pest-free home. It takes the "ugh" factor out of pest control, and that's worth a lot. Highly recommended for anyone dealing with persistent house mice.

During a weather change, I have an issue with scorpions trying to get into the enclosed back porch. These traps have been very helpful to keep them and other creatures from getting into the house. I've had the occasional mouse or lizard as well, usually that the cat brings in to show me, and if placed in their path to hide, they can be caught and removed. With lizards or small snakes, a qtip swab with olive oil will easily loosen the glue to release them to be put back outside. Fair warning though, if the cat gets stuck on one, wear heavy gloves to try to remove it because cats are not nearly as cooperative. There is no odor and they do not loose their stickiness over time so they are durable. I have ordered these several times so they are a good value for the cost.

We’ve had these sticky traps for a few months, and they seem to work just as well as any other brand we’ve used. They’ve been especially great to have this last week, as we’ve caught two mice. Tis the season. I put a little peanut butter in the middle of the traps. I like the sticky traps because they also catch spiders and other bugs. They are very sticky—we’ve even had spiders get stuck with just one leg on them. The giant downside is that you can end up with a live mouse that you then have to deal with. I make my husband handle this part. It’s also been a challenge because we have a new crawler and have to put them in spots where he won’t be able to get to them. Overall, these are a good pick if you are specifically wanting a sticky trap, but just be aware that if you are getting them for mice, you may end up having to deal with a live mouse rather than finding it already dead.

We have noticed mouse droppings and purchased this product...it works!!! The first night we put them out, we caught several mice. I am reordering more tonight.

The mice get stuck and they can't really get loose. BIG mice or rats can drag these away.

Great mouse traps, I highly recommend they work way better than others I have tried,

Have not caught a mouse on the glue trap yet. Hopefully soon, but the mice seem to know more than the manufacturer about avoidance than attraction .