Tomcat Glue Boards with Eugenol — Enhanced Stickiness for Mice, Cockroaches & Insects, Flat or Covered Use, Ready-To-Use, 4 Traps

Reliable and Effective Pest Control Made Simple I’ve been using the Tomcat Glue Boards as part of my ongoing battle against occasional pests, and I have to say they work exactly as promised. The glue has a strong, immediate grip—once an insect or mouse steps onto the board, there’s no chance of escape. I like that they can be used flat or folded into a little tent. The flat setup covers more ground, while the covered version keeps dust off the glue and makes it easier to place along walls or under appliances without attracting too much attention. Setup is as easy as peeling back the protective paper and setting the trap where pests travel. I’ve had good success with mice in the garage and the occasional cockroach in the kitchen. The traps are discreet, low-profile, and don’t involve messy bait or harsh chemicals, which makes them safe to use around areas where kids or pets might be—though you do want to be careful about placement since the glue is very sticky. One thing to keep in mind is that they are single-use, so once something is caught, the whole trap needs to be disposed of. Also, placement matters; these work best along baseboards, near entry points, or tight spaces where pests like to run. Bottom line: Simple, effective, and versatile glue traps that do exactly what they should. A no-fuss solution if you need reliable pest control in problem spots.

10/10. i recently had bought the snap traps and the ones with the food in it like a trap box. the dang on mice would eat the food and never get stuck in the box nor get struck by the snappy one. so i knew to purchase the sticky pads. but no stores near me had them. so i had to order them. within 5mins of them being down, it caught the mice. i was so excited bc it has been terrorizing me and i just moved into my new home. it had a full new renovation done. so i am guessing it came up while the floors was open. either way its caught now! and i can sleep with a peace of mind. but now!

They work great. Hard to imagine a little mouse making its way up to the 11th floor of an old apartment building, but one did. He would run along the wall of my living room late at night. Used a glue board flat, put it in his path, with a little dab of peanut butter in the middle. Took two days, but it caught one last night. Then another one on the same board the next morning. I've also used them folded to form a small box. Much less surface, but looks a little better.

these are much larger then the last tomcat glue traps I had. its fine and I did get a mouse with it.

I find these to be more effective than other ones. Every once in a while during winter one mouse might get it. Bought these every time they’ve gotten in and they always end up catching the rodent. Since they’re thinner they don’t see them as well and also blend in with the floor better. Literally purchased it and the same night it caught the mouse that had been tormenting us the last 3 days.

These work great, super sticky!

I don't have a mouse problem, but when we moved in we had a spider problem. My husband put these around the edges of the rooms behind the furniture and they worked wonderfully. The spiders stick fast to them and we don't see very many anymore. Word of warning, they are VERY sticky and if something gets stuck to it it is very difficult to get it off (as my flip flop can attest).

I bought several traps. I stuck 4 together and taped them down to the counter where i know a mose was. I stuck some peanuts right in the middle and the next morning the nuts were gone and no mouse stuck. I did it again and the nuts were gone again but this time the trap was flipped over and stuck to the floor with an impression of a mouse tail left. I guess it ripped its fur off its tail and left. I know they are sticky because I had a very hard time getting it unstuck from the floor. I also folded a few and put them under the sink. When I checked a week later all the traps were gone. I guess there are some mice running around with traps stuck to them???