JANDEL Large Size Mouse Trap Rat, Mouse, Rodent Glue Traps-Glue Trays-Peanut Smell & Insect Glue Board Sticky Traps -Non Toxic

September 21,2024

Arrives by Tue, Jan 16 Buy JANDEL Large Size Mouse Trap Rat, Mouse, Rodent Glue Traps-Glue Trays-Peanut Smell & Insect Glue Board Sticky Traps -Non Toxic at .
Description:
1.Strong adhesion, easy to stick to strong big mice.
2.Waterproof, moisture-proof, can be placed in multiple corners of the home.
3.High-quality adhesive, once the mouse hit the traps, it was immediately stuck.
4.Large size, able to stick more rodents.
5.Can easily stick to mice, cockroaches, fleas and other rodents.
6.Non-toxic, harmless and safe, no pesticide.
7.Can be bent and cut.

Specifications:
Color:Black
Shelf life:3 years
Pest Type:Mice,fleas,rodent
Size:120*28cm/47*11''
Length:1.2m

Package included:
1 x Mouse Rodent Glue Traps Board

Note:
1.Please allow 1-3mm differs due to manual measurement.
2.Due to the different display and different light,the picture may not reflect the actual color of the item.
Thanks for your understanding.

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