Protect your space from unwanted pests with the JT Eaton 198 Stick-Em Mouse & Insect Glue Trap, a versatile, mid-sized trap designed to catch more than just mice. Backed with sturdy cardboard, this multi-purpose trap also targets spiders, roaches, and other crawling insects—making it an essential tool for comprehensive pest control.
Ideal for indoor use in kitchens, basements, garages, and utility areas, the Stick-Em trap can also be placed in sheltered outdoor locations to maintain effectiveness. Its non-drying, non-flowing adhesive ensures pests stay securely trapped without causing spills or sticky residue—perfect for discreet and mess-free rat glue trap applications.
Formulated with a non-poisonous, pet-friendly adhesive, this trap contains no harmful chemicals, making it a safer option when placed properly around pets and non-target animals. In the event of accidental contact, cleanup is quick and easy—just use baby oil or vegetable oil to gently remove the glue from skin, fur, or surfaces.
Whether you’re tackling rodents or insects, the Stick-Em Mouse & Insect Glue Trap delivers safe, effective, and hassle-free pest control you can count on.
- Multi-Purpose Mouse Trap & Insect Control – The Stick-Em Mouse & Insect Glue Trap is a mid-sized, cardboard-backed board designed to catch mice, spiders, roaches, and other crawling pests.
- Trusted for Indoor Rodent Control – Best suited for indoor use in kitchens, basements, and garages; if using outdoors, place in a dry, sheltered area for continued effectiveness.
- Non-Drying, No-Mess Adhesive – Features a non-flowing, non-drying glue that traps pests securely without creating a sticky mess—ideal for discreet rat glue trap applications.
- Non-Poisonous and Pet-Friendly – Stick-Em glue traps contain no toxic chemicals, making them safer for use around non-target animals and pets when properly placed.
- Easy Cleanup for Accidental Contact – If glue gets on skin, fur, or surfaces, simply use baby oil or vegetable oil for fast and safe removal—no harsh cleaners needed.
