Insect Trap
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
What are Insect Traps?
Pest traps take care of pests from insects and bugs to mice and rodents. Getting the nasty bugs and rodents out of homes is essential for a clean home feeling and keeping people safe. Bugs, insects, and mice carry diseases that can cause sickness and harm to people. With many different products to chose from you can leave your home bug, insect, and rodent-free and keep your family safe.
Types of Traps
• Tomcat Wood Mouse Traps:
bait trigger of the trap with peanut butter, set a trap by pulling the bar to the opposite end and insert the pin into the raised side, place where mice are a problem
• Tomcat Mouse Killer 2 - Set where mice are a problem, ready to use.
• Rescue Flytrap, disposable - Catches house flies, lesser house flies, cluster flies, lance flies, secondary screwworm flies, flesh flies, false stable flies, blowflies, and bottle flies.
Cut plastic on top cat dotted line, Pull pen and attach the string, Add water, Hang trap outside near the source, The pouch will dissolve and activate in 2-5 hours, Replace when full, Close trap & throw away
• Victor Easy Set Mouse Trap:
Pull back bow, lift cheese pedal and engage locking bar, place traps where mice are a problem
• Safer The Pantry Pest Trap - attractant that has a strong effect on certain moths such as Indian meal moths, seed moths, raisin moths, almond moths, and tobacco moths
• Rescue Yellow Jacket Trap, disposable
Cut plastic on top at dotted line, Pull pen and attach the string, Add water to fill line, Hang outdoors away from human activity and at least 20 feet away from the nest
• Bayer Advanced home and pest control indoor and outdoor insect killer - 12 months of indoor insect protection with only one application.
Read directions before use, Attach sprayer, Spray, Deactivate nozzle
With many different insects, bugs, and mice, make sure you have the correct product to cover all the cracks they can get into, leaving your home clean and bug and mouse free. With the right products, you can make your home as pest-free as the day you started living there.
Take some time and do some research to find the ones that are right for you.