READY TO USE: Max-Catch Glue Traps are pre-scented and intended for use without additional bait. For best use, leave trap with paper on so pests can acclimate to the trap, then place glue boards along known or suspected rodent pathways. The traps are scented to attract insects, ants, mice, rats, roaches, spiders, crickets and other pests and rodents.
YEAR ROUND PROTECTION: Catchmaster glue traps are safe, non-toxic and mess-free. The sticky pads are an effective alternative to standalone glue boards that may not hold up as well in damp or humid areas like basements or bathrooms. When placed indoors in an area with normal conditions, glue traps can last up to one full year. Better control pest infestation with Max-Catch traps.
HOME & FAMILY SAFE: Designed to help you keep your family protected & safe from unwanted pests in your home, our glue traps are intuitive, secure & effective. The traps are non toxic, so you can feel confident that your children and pets stay safe. Our pest glue traps are easy to place; simply put the trap against walls & along pathways to catch unwanted pests and insects. Our traps are tested under the harshest field conditions to ensure maximum reliability for any level of pest control expert.
TOTAL COVERAGE: Mouse traps can be used indoors in residential, commercial, or industrial buildings and sensitive areas where rodenticides or snap traps are undesirable or prohibited. Our glue boards are proudly made in the USA, fast acting and non-toxic, keeping your family and home safe from pests!
INTELLIGENT PEST MANAGEMENT: At our core, we are dedicated pest detectives. We believe in utilizing a science-based approach to integrated pest management. We call this approach Intelligent Pest Management. We leave no stones unturned when it comes to pests and we have unwavering conviction in our products.
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12 reviews for Catchmaster Max-Catch Mouse & Insect Glue Trap 36Pk, Mouse Traps Indoor for Home, Sticky Pest Control Adhesive Tray for Catching Bugs, Rats &…
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JUAN M ROJAS M –
I had these planted in several places in the basement for a couple of months. They didn’t catch anything until I added some food on them! They caught three mice within a few days. The first one escaped though (I don’t know how). But we haven’t seen any since last month.
We also bought the humane traps that catch them alive. They worked well too. They caught two and we released them in a park.
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Gfunk –
We liked the trap for the price. We got so many trap to place around the house. The traps are definitely sticky. We caught quite a few mice. However, in colder weather, it ended up not being sticky enough to hold the mice in our garage. We had to switch over to an electric trap. One downside we hate about the sticky traps is that you can still see them alive and have to figure out how to dispose of them when they are still alive. We preferred the electric trap that just kills them and we can just toss them in the trash.
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JP –
The box I got had super sticky glue. Outside, the glue will eventually melt and become useless. Even inside if sitting too long they can lose their stick to the point the glue trap is no longer effective.
Also, IMO you must add bait to the center of the trap for these to be effective. To the people that use peanut butter, of course your traps aren’t working. As the peanut butter melts, the oil cancels out the glue. What’s worked extremely well for me is half a tootsie roll per glue trap. This combo has caught at least a couple dozen mice in the last month alone. I’ve also used slim jims with success.
I’ve read these work really well too: bacon, bacon grease, hersey bar, andes mints… So experiment and see for yourself
Check your traps often so you can put the little monsters out of their misery. After a couple weeks, be sure to check the glue if still sticky.
Keep your eye out for mouse crap, when you see a piles of it you know they hang out there a lot. Try to find the path they use to frequent that location. Set up a wifi camera to help keep you sane.
Some mice are smarter than others, and will go out of their way to avoid these glue traps, even with bait. For these annoying punks, will probably need to buy poisoned bait and put it down without the glue traps. Good luck…
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Jesus Saves! –
These traps are great. I hate that I had to use them but I put them in some of the rent houses I have and it was crazy what it caught in the first day! Very sticky. I found if you fold along the lines and then take the film off it it much easier. You can shape them into a rectangle form or keep them flat, both ways work well. They are a good size. It cought a 3″ mouse that I knew nothing about. They do have a slight distinctive smell if you put a lot out, but nothing that is to unbearable. The warmers I put out helped with that issue. They are not the most attractive things to look at but I’d rather see them then what I saw when I first walked in. They are durable. I also found that if you keep the paper on you can cut the board smaller, like into four pieces, to fit into smaller places, plus instead of using one large one everywhere, you can put smaller ones out that are less noticeable. Of course you’ll have to designate and eventually clean a pair of scissors because the glue will still get onto them. *Update. I started using these in my own home just to see what would happen. I actually caught a scorpion, spiders, and some other strange looking bugs! These work great in the garage too! I also found that you can use clear tape to tape around the boards and use them on walls and also under cabinets, sides of drawers, the tape makes it very versatile. I also put one in the car just for jokes, but found that it had caught some flies that managed to find their way in there. So these things work great. I highly, HIGHLY recommend these anv for the price it’s great to have extra. Also I found that eventually you will have to change them out because they do loose their stickiness, but that is mostly to dirt,dust,hair stuff of that nature that gets caught as well. It appears nothing gets away!!!
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Amazon Customer –
Excelente producto. Atrapa animales rastreros indeseables. Desde cucarachas hasta arañas. Muy recomendable. No contiene veneno, Solo Pegamento. Llego en tiempo y forma y sin fallas.
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AKA –
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I have to say this product is very good, I wish they came in round pieces to and half or and option to make them half. Once something lands that’s it nothing is getting through. Please keep the product tightly, I did have to cut a lot of extra over hang. U don’t want to give this bugs a millimeter. It is an amazing product. One of the best I found, I had to get the glue off the floor with paint thinner. Paint thinner N vinegar kills. Also spreading diatomaceous earth on my entire floor N the pads it did its job. One request is to add more for the price specifically for round sections. Please keep this pads and diatomaceous earth for 2 months minimum so u can make sure they die within 10 days or depending on how much diatomaceous earth u added. The pads and the powder it does and amazing job saving your furniture but u must take action asap. I like this because It doesn’t attract much dust like some and is thick glue. U can rip it off the floor n it will still be reusable. Again in a different ares where don’t play with your beds, n quality furniture. If you keep the pads and shake furniture ect everything will drop and it will all stick. Not allowing the bugs and inch. U must keep on vacuuming. Note not to vacuum diatomaceous earth with ur vacuum can get plugged, I washed my filters with boiling water every single time. Bisel $20 dollar vacuum was amazing N u can wash the plastic hepa filter. Bag it N put it outside. Please spend the money on the pads are worth every penny. Put the diatomaceous earth in every Crack ect of your furniture. U must bag all your close and to make sure no transfers strip outside before your vehicle. I also had the sticky pads in closets anywhere where is going towards your room, keep on checking the pads, don’t by pads with design. Plain white is the best, you can spread the powder all over the entire, covet the floors in case one is hidden, remember this bugs can live a long time.
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jose m –
Se pegan los insectos y puedes ponerlas en diferentes lugares ya sea como trampa o sin doblar
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AKA –
It is great for my trailer to catch mice. Can leave open with a big surface to catch them especially hard to reach areas. Or closed like a box so pets and children cant get into easily and stick. Note: got find where they are come from stuff steel wool won’t need sticky pad
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Ellie smith –
These work really well. They caught a mouse for me and a whole lot of bugs. I accidentally stepped on one and it was really hard to pull off my shoe which means it’s good at getting mice but just beware if you have pets or kids or are clumsy/forgetful. They don’t seem to be getting less sticky as they sit out and have a faint smell (like they are supposed to have).
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Cathleen Hendrickson –
These work really good at catching pests that come into my house of these types but not limited to garden snakes, fleas, roaches, stink bugs, flies, box elders, mice. These pest catchers have a peanut butter smell that attracts the pest to get stuck on to these trap boards when I’ve set them out folded in box form so that my cats don’t get stuck to the sticky pest traps. When putting these under my kitchen appliances I leave them flat so the buggy pests can be stuck fast to these and are easy to dispose of when they get full. If by chance a pet does get stuck to these traps, there’s no poison on these to make the pet sick to get the sticky off the pet use any kind of vegetable oil the sticky will be easier to be pulled off.
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Janet –
These glue traps are very sturdy, easy to assemble and effective! I have used these traps for years (and noticed that these are traps used by my annual exterminator. I have caught mice and snakes in the garage in the past, as well as spiders and bugs I didn’t know were around. Mostly, I have caught spiders in the basement and a few centipedes. I believe the directions state to change them every 3 months, but I can usually get about 5 (depending on the season). These are safe (I use the unscented) as far as chemical concerns. The main issue is if a pet or child gets an appendage in one (super sticky). For best safety practices, I place these under or behind furniture or in the furthest corner of closets, nearest an outside wall. So far, I have not had an issue.The larger size is approximately 5 1/2”L x 3 3/4”W x 3/4”high when folded. The smaller version is half this size. If sliding it far under furniture, I do not fold, but slide far under with the sticky side up.
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Carolyn A. Hutchinson –
I put these just inside the exterior doors to my basement when I have to be away. It catches any scorpions, spiders and other bugs that might want to come in when I’m gone. Super easy to use and dispose of. Love it!
JUAN M ROJAS M –
I had these planted in several places in the basement for a couple of months. They didn’t catch anything until I added some food on them! They caught three mice within a few days. The first one escaped though (I don’t know how). But we haven’t seen any since last month.
We also bought the humane traps that catch them alive. They worked well too. They caught two and we released them in a park.
Gfunk –
We liked the trap for the price. We got so many trap to place around the house. The traps are definitely sticky. We caught quite a few mice. However, in colder weather, it ended up not being sticky enough to hold the mice in our garage. We had to switch over to an electric trap. One downside we hate about the sticky traps is that you can still see them alive and have to figure out how to dispose of them when they are still alive. We preferred the electric trap that just kills them and we can just toss them in the trash.
JP –
The box I got had super sticky glue. Outside, the glue will eventually melt and become useless. Even inside if sitting too long they can lose their stick to the point the glue trap is no longer effective.
Also, IMO you must add bait to the center of the trap for these to be effective. To the people that use peanut butter, of course your traps aren’t working. As the peanut butter melts, the oil cancels out the glue. What’s worked extremely well for me is half a tootsie roll per glue trap. This combo has caught at least a couple dozen mice in the last month alone. I’ve also used slim jims with success.
I’ve read these work really well too: bacon, bacon grease, hersey bar, andes mints… So experiment and see for yourself
Check your traps often so you can put the little monsters out of their misery. After a couple weeks, be sure to check the glue if still sticky.
Keep your eye out for mouse crap, when you see a piles of it you know they hang out there a lot. Try to find the path they use to frequent that location. Set up a wifi camera to help keep you sane.
Some mice are smarter than others, and will go out of their way to avoid these glue traps, even with bait. For these annoying punks, will probably need to buy poisoned bait and put it down without the glue traps. Good luck…
Jesus Saves! –
These traps are great. I hate that I had to use them but I put them in some of the rent houses I have and it was crazy what it caught in the first day! Very sticky. I found if you fold along the lines and then take the film off it it much easier. You can shape them into a rectangle form or keep them flat, both ways work well. They are a good size. It cought a 3″ mouse that I knew nothing about. They do have a slight distinctive smell if you put a lot out, but nothing that is to unbearable. The warmers I put out helped with that issue. They are not the most attractive things to look at but I’d rather see them then what I saw when I first walked in. They are durable. I also found that if you keep the paper on you can cut the board smaller, like into four pieces, to fit into smaller places, plus instead of using one large one everywhere, you can put smaller ones out that are less noticeable. Of course you’ll have to designate and eventually clean a pair of scissors because the glue will still get onto them.
*Update. I started using these in my own home just to see what would happen. I actually caught a scorpion, spiders, and some other strange looking bugs! These work great in the garage too! I also found that you can use clear tape to tape around the boards and use them on walls and also under cabinets, sides of drawers, the tape makes it very versatile. I also put one in the car just for jokes, but found that it had caught some flies that managed to find their way in there. So these things work great. I highly, HIGHLY recommend these anv for the price it’s great to have extra. Also I found that eventually you will have to change them out because they do loose their stickiness, but that is mostly to dirt,dust,hair stuff of that nature that gets caught as well. It appears nothing gets away!!!
Amazon Customer –
Excelente producto. Atrapa animales rastreros indeseables. Desde cucarachas hasta arañas. Muy recomendable. No contiene veneno, Solo Pegamento. Llego en tiempo y forma y sin fallas.
AKA –
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I have to say this product is very good, I wish they came in round pieces to and half or and option to make them half. Once something lands that’s it nothing is getting through. Please keep the product tightly, I did have to cut a lot of extra over hang. U don’t want to give this bugs a millimeter. It is an amazing product. One of the best I found, I had to get the glue off the floor with paint thinner. Paint thinner N vinegar kills. Also spreading diatomaceous earth on my entire floor N the pads it did its job. One request is to add more for the price specifically for round sections. Please keep this pads and diatomaceous earth for 2 months minimum so u can make sure they die within 10 days or depending on how much diatomaceous earth u added. The pads and the powder it does and amazing job saving your furniture but u must take action asap. I like this because It doesn’t attract much dust like some and is thick glue. U can rip it off the floor n it will still be reusable. Again in a different ares where don’t play with your beds, n quality furniture. If you keep the pads and shake furniture ect everything will drop and it will all stick. Not allowing the bugs and inch. U must keep on vacuuming. Note not to vacuum diatomaceous earth with ur vacuum can get plugged, I washed my filters with boiling water every single time. Bisel $20 dollar vacuum was amazing N u can wash the plastic hepa filter. Bag it N put it outside. Please spend the money on the pads are worth every penny. Put the diatomaceous earth in every Crack ect of your furniture. U must bag all your close and to make sure no transfers strip outside before your vehicle. I also had the sticky pads in closets anywhere where is going towards your room, keep on checking the pads, don’t by pads with design. Plain white is the best, you can spread the powder all over the entire, covet the floors in case one is hidden, remember this bugs can live a long time.
jose m –
Se pegan los insectos y puedes ponerlas en diferentes lugares ya sea como trampa o sin doblar
AKA –
It is great for my trailer to catch mice.
Can leave open with a big surface to catch them especially hard to reach areas.
Or closed like a box so pets and children cant get into easily and stick.
Note: got find where they are come from stuff steel wool won’t need sticky pad
Ellie smith –
These work really well. They caught a mouse for me and a whole lot of bugs. I accidentally stepped on one and it was really hard to pull off my shoe which means it’s good at getting mice but just beware if you have pets or kids or are clumsy/forgetful. They don’t seem to be getting less sticky as they sit out and have a faint smell (like they are supposed to have).
Cathleen Hendrickson –
These work really good at catching pests that come into my house of these types but not limited to garden snakes, fleas, roaches, stink bugs, flies, box elders, mice. These pest catchers have a peanut butter smell that attracts the pest to get stuck on to these trap boards when I’ve set them out folded in box form so that my cats don’t get stuck to the sticky pest traps. When putting these under my kitchen appliances I leave them flat so the buggy pests can be stuck fast to these and are easy to dispose of when they get full. If by chance a pet does get stuck to these traps, there’s no poison on these to make the pet sick to get the sticky off the pet use any kind of vegetable oil the sticky will be easier to be pulled off.
Janet –
These glue traps are very sturdy, easy to assemble and effective! I have used these traps for years (and noticed that these are traps used by my annual exterminator. I have caught mice and snakes in the garage in the past, as well as spiders and bugs I didn’t know were around. Mostly, I have caught spiders in the basement and a few centipedes. I believe the directions state to change them every 3 months, but I can usually get about 5 (depending on the season). These are safe (I use the unscented) as far as chemical concerns. The main issue is if a pet or child gets an appendage in one (super sticky). For best safety practices, I place these under or behind furniture or in the furthest corner of closets, nearest an outside wall. So far, I have not had an issue.The larger size is approximately 5 1/2”L x 3 3/4”W x 3/4”high when folded. The smaller version is half this size. If sliding it far under furniture, I do not fold, but slide far under with the sticky side up.
Carolyn A. Hutchinson –
I put these just inside the exterior doors to my basement when I have to be away. It catches any scorpions, spiders and other bugs that might want to come in when I’m gone. Super easy to use and dispose of. Love it!