Catchmaster Catch Zone Pest Boundary Roll 60ft, Glue Trap Roll, Rodent Tape | Sticky Trap Roll For Mice, Lizards, Spiders & Crawling Insects, Cut To Size Pest Barrier For Garage, Basement & Warehouse

So sticky= no escape. Works great!

This product seemed like the perfect answer for mice in the attic however, product did not work. I don’t know if it was the white color that prevented them from using normal path (which was where this was placed) or if the product just wasn’t sticky or strong enough to hold them but I never caught a single mouse. On a couple of occasions I could tell a mouse had stepped on it - droppings and fur but never caught a single mouse. When I went back to the individual black glue traps I caught them.

While there is stick to this if something heavy is pressed into the paper, there is no tack or cling to keep it there and eventually most things rodent sized or bigger will likely manage to break free. On the other side of things, if something heavy is placed on the paper it does stick much better, but again, can be removed with little effort by applying slow pressure to remove. I'm unsure what this is designed for, but I doubt that it will do great at catching a mouse.

Got this because we had a major fly infestation placed it on the walls where they tended to land and over ontop of where they were sourcing from and cut down the population by half within a day or two.. coupled it with sprinkling fruit fly bate onto it and worked wonders ... Do not put any plastic bags near it bc it will stick to it and it will not come off also it can pull the paint off the wall if u roll the top over and stick it there and can leave resedue but we'll worth it .. lil goo gone and some paint is bunch better then the swarm I had

Do not think for a second that this paper will catch every critter you have. It does not work well in cold temps but does hold up in the cold. It was easy to staple to a board so animals couldn’t drag it off. I am very pleased.

Its like the bounty of mouse glue traps. I use to buy the glue traps and combine them to make a barrier at different thresholds of the house to see where the mice were coming from, but this is a much more practical way of doing it. Basically, take your time unroll the length you need, use a box cutter (or scissor) to slice it evenly, and then use duct tape to tape it to the floor so it doesn't float around. Caught so many mice w/ these, no more of them running around the whole house. Soon as they come in through whatever hole they made, they get caught. Its extremely strong, make sure not to step on it or you'll need new socks (saying this cause I lost socks lol). Mice have no chance of escaping this, and it lays perfectly flat on the floor. Can't ask for more except probably cheaper price but still the price is way more effective than buying glue traps and laying them out. Also, unlike glue traps this doesn't have non-adhesive zones when deploying (expect the edges for you to pull it out). The whole sheet is adhesive so there is no way for mice to outsmart it if they try to pass it. **The first foot or so of roll is non-adhesive to make it easier for the initial unrolling**

This is ineffective and zero value for your money. Dont bother buying this.

If you have pets and use the lighted tent type sticky traps to catch fleas This product is a life saver. You get 60 ft long of 1ft wide super sticky paper. By using an razor knife to cut ( roughly 8" wide strip ) portions I got 85 trap refills. Any one who owns these types of flea traps knows this is a tremendous money saver. The only down side is there may be a learning curve with your pets. I take the bottom tray off the trap and set the tent directly on the paper. The paper extends out a few inches on either side. Giving you more traping space. I have trapped my cats and dog a few times. If this happens slowly and carefully peal the paper off the animal. DO NOT rip it off. This sticky paper is VERY sticky. Take your time. Yes you will pull out hair. Yes it's a bit disturbing. But, once or twice of getting stuck and they learn not to mess with the trap.