Roshield Black Tamper-Proof Mouse Bait Boxes & 15 Pasta Sachet Mice Killer Kit | Safe Control Around Children & Pets (150g Pack)

These really did the trick.We had been struggling with a very small infestation in the house for sometime, using humane traps. Unfortunately food stuffs were still getting nibbled and half a pack of monkey nuts disappeared overnight one time. We also had various boxes nibbled in our garage. I believe the mice were coming in through the air bricks in the house.As much as we didn’t want to, it was time for something different to control them. These were great. Cheap, very effective and easy to use, with instructions covering not just how to set them up, but other things to do to ensure they work (remove other food sources, where to place them etc).Within the first few days things changed. Checking the boxes I could see the bait had been nibbled. Within 3 weeks I wasn’t seeing any of the bait disappearing. We obviously had a relatively small infestation and still have 2 of the bait pouches left.Easy to place (and poison is bagged so no need to touch directly and no great exposure), easy and quick to check and good advice included and entry is via a special plastic key that needs some force to push it, so cannot casually be opened.If you really have to use poison , which was a last resort for us, then these are a good way of dealing with a small infestation. If you think you might have a bigger infestation, probably worth ordering extra bait packs at the time as you will place 10 in the 5 bait stations initially, leaving only 5 for top ups.

I absolutely hate the thought that I'm now sharing my home with these rodents. No compassion here so went straight for the poison! I liked the idea of boxes and wrapped bait so I also bought some disposable gloves. It's easy to use and was delighted to find the mice also seemed to like it ! The company also send out supporting info on how to use the box and bait which is very helpful. I ordered more bait but so far only needed to use 4 more traps. I've not checked todays yet but yesterday only 2 of the boxes had very small amounts taken and the others untouched so here's hoping just like Elvis they have now left the building! This stuff works and def recommend it. I was told about it from a friend who had also had great success with it. Delivery price etc is also very very good.

The last time I had mice was in the last century. In those days the poison companies would sell you a sachet of rice or barley impregnated in poison, and a little plastic tray to pour the grain into. Perhaps my Sarf London mice were more uncouth than those out in the suburbs, but they were messy eaters and I ended up with poisoned grain all under the cooker. Lovely.These days this company supplies plastic boxes and sachets which are wrapped in edible paper. Open the box with the key, shove the entire sachet (without opening it) onto the spike and shut the lid. Your pets cannot get in (unless your pet mice escape),and you don't have to touch the poison. It should be a lot better. There are even fixing holes so you can screw the box (to the ceiling?).DON'T LOSE THE KEY! You need to open the box to see if the bait is being taken. If not, try putting it somewhere else. What you're hoping to see is activity where the mice take the poison to begin with, and then their visits tail off (~Tail off, geddit?). Unfortunately this may coincide with an unpleasant smell that lasts a few days - it's the smell of dead mice under the floorboards.I don't know if the poison will actually work but at least the whole baiting process is a lot more hygenic. Other companies also supply sachets that look identical and contain the same stuff, so you can shop around if you need to stock up again.The other option is to set traps which are probably more merciful, and certainly better environmentally. (Give the corpses naval funerals by flushing them down the loo). Or get a cat.

Had mice inside the house, coming from under the floorboards so put out some spring loaded traps (search amazon for B00HDVUTZA) with normal food as bait. Caught one mouse but food was eaten off the traps without triggering the traps (mice too small). Decided I needed poison instead of food as bait so ordered these. Seems to have done the job. No mice around after a few days of use. The bait boxes are convenient for keeping the poison bait reasonably constrained, but the mice will drag the bait out of the box. It can be secured inside the box to a small post but the mice nibble at it and drag the bits out. Using the poison on the spring traps meant that hopefully they would be poisoned or get fat and caught at some point! I caught two small mice in the spring traps over two nights, after which the traps have remained untouched, as has the bait boxes, so job done!

The boxes are easy to set up and use, and very secure. . . . but the mice haven't touched them!! The instructions say this could be down to them having another food source, so I'm assuming maybe they're heading next door?? (They're in the walls and we live in a terrace) I have been blitzing our kitchen every evening make sure there is nothing for them to eat, no crumbs, cat food lifted etc, so we know they are not accessing food here. . . We've had the boxes down for about a week or so now, so still early days I suppose.

Oh boy this was harder than expected.Our housemice refused to enter the bait boxes, so we had to leave the bait packs out on the floor near where the mice were hiding (behind the bath panel and under the washing machine).They took the bait and died. It worked. But I wasn't ready for witnessing the deaths. The loud agonising squeaks of pain were bad enough, but a couple of the mice hurled themselves out of their hiding places and convulsed through 15 minutes of contorted agony in front of me.I used the poison because I was desperate. Four months of careful, humane trapping still hadn't got rid of all the house mice. They were winning and I needed to reclaim the house, but after seeing the deaths I'm left with massive regret that it came to this. I doubt I could poison again.

We live in a thatched cottage and mice are constant visitors in our roof space. Personally I don’t like using poison, but with three lofts and reaching the age where I don’t want to climb ladders regularly, I use these more frequently than I would have previously. We had 3 boxes, now 13 strategically placed and which require me visiting them no more than twice a year to top them up.I can confirm that in the right environment these boxes will last for years. I have some of this product which have been in our loft for well over 5 years.The boxes themselves are manufactured from durable ABS material, in which there are two compartments to insert bait. I use wax type bait on one side and for this review, pasta on the other. I locate the boxes adjacent to a wall or beam/pipe/trunking: mice like to run parallel to these or similar - all explained much better in the leaflets accompanying the boxes. There is a simple locking mechanism to ensure that they are safe, which ensures that the box is difficult to open without the key. I find it annoying that these boxes only come with two keys per 10 boxes, but it ensures I keep them safe.A very simple bait box for mice. Pretty safe to keep bait out of the reach of all but the most determined child/pet; we don’t secure ours as they are located in our loft, but you have that option if you wish to attach them using a cable tie or similar.Recommended.

fantastic work , I can't believe that how make clear my property and save now against rat

Works like a charm but the rats do come back after a while.The rats love this pink stuff coz I noticed it instantly attracts them and then they disappear but they come back after afew weeks again.Another thing, you should sell these baits seperately without the boxes.That many boxes are of not much use and also may be bring down the priceca bit.

Very very small , and poison don’t effect rat,