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24 New Victor Wooden Snap Metal Pedal Mouse Traps This listing is for 24 New Victor Metal Pedal Mouse Snap Traps M040 Victor Metal Pedal Mouse Trap - 24 Pack The original wood-based wire snap trap, the Victor Metal Pedal Mouse Trap provides instant mouse control and is safe for household use. Trusted to control mice for over 100 years, this trap allows for clean and quick trapping - ideal for maximum rodent. Once a mouse triggers the metal petal, the trap immediately springs closed to eliminate the pest on contact. It can then be easily disposed of for quick and clean removal. The traps require no chemicals or poisons, so they are an ideal mouse control device for use around food, water, children and pets. With superior quality and effectiveness, the Victor mouse trap has become the #1 selling trap in the world - with over 1 billion sold. Also, Victor mouse traps are the professionals’ trap of choice. Victor Metal Pedal Mouse Traps are constructed from environmentally responsible, Forest Stewardship Council certified wood. Made in the USA! The disposable mouse traps are safe for use around food, water, children and pets. Victor® Metal Pedal Mouse Traps are the perfect for use anywhere in the home. These mouse traps should be placed where rodents travel, such as along walls at 2 to 3 foot intervals. Victor - Innovative Mouse Control Solutions from the Company You’ve Trusted for Over 100 Years. Victor Metal Pedal Mouse Trap • For clean and quick trapping • Easy to use • Can be used around kids and pets • Made in the U.S.A. • Easy disposal • Non-toxic • Made environmentally responsible from Forest Stewardship Council Certified wood • Provides visible proof of mouse capture Expert Tips 1. Location, Location, LOCATION! The most important rule for the effective use of traps is good trap placement location based on thorough inspections to determine the high-activity areas of mice. Spacing traps evenly every 10 feet may appear visually as “thorough coverage and protection” of the room. However, such placements make little sense if the majority of mouse activity is actually located in only a small corner of the room behind clutter. 2. Number of Traps The most common trapping mistake is using of too few traps. For only a couple of mice, a dozen traps are not too many. For severe mouse infestations, traps should be placed close together in double sets in areas of high activity. About 1 inch of space should separate the two traps. These double sets help capture those mice that attempt to jump over traps, a very common occurrence. 3. Importance of the First Night Statistics show that more mice are trapped on the first night than on any other night. After three or four nights of trapping, the catch may drop to zero. For this reason, it is essential to use a large number of traps initially. 4. Offer Multiple Bait Choices When many mice are involved, different types of attractants should be used. Individuals in a mouse population forage for different types of food. Therefore, it pays to divide the traps up and attractant some percentage with meats such as bacon bits, some with peanut butter smudges, and some with nesting material like dental floss. Attractant that matches what the rodents are currently feeding on should also be used (potato chips, e.g.). 5. Secure Attractants If a particular rodent population responds to piece-style baits, such as meats, crackers and candy pieces, tying the bait securely to the trigger will prevent the mouse from stealing the attractant without setting off the trigger. For attractants that cannot be tied like peanut butter, it is best to use small amounts. 6. Monitor Activity Check traps regularly and continue to trap until signs of mouse activity dissipate. 7. Always Wear Gloves Human odors on traps are not likely to deter mice as our odors are present on the various objects mice investigate and consume. Moreover, the odors associated with human touch only last for a few hours. However, for personal hygiene and biohazard awareness, disposable gloves should always be worn when installing or recovering any traps.