WowCatch 12-Pack Large Sticky Traps – Non-Toxic Rodent & Pest Catcher

Overview

WowCatch delivers a 12-pack of large sticky traps designed for indoor use. Each trap features a thick, non-folding board and a 30% stronger glue formulation. The result is a high-sticking surface that remains effective in humid spaces, making it suitable for kitchens, garages, attics, and storage rooms.

These traps ship pre-baited and ready to deploy, helping you cover more ground quickly. The flat, discreet profile blends into corners and along walls, so you can monitor activity without drawing attention.

Key benefits

• Extra sticky glue on a durable board lasts up to a year, even in challenging humidity.
• Ready to use and 100% no-touch disposal for clean, quiet cleanup.
• All-in-one pest monitoring captures a wide range of pests beyond mice and rats.

Versatile pest coverage

The flat design fits tight spaces and effectively targets pests such as mice, rats, snakes, roaches, spiders, ants, and scorpions. Ideal for places where chemical rodenticides or snap traps may be undesirable.

• Multi-pest versatility helps you monitor activity in kitchens, attics, restaurants, and storage rooms.
• Non-toxic and safe to use around children and pets, with tips for safe disposal.

Safety and use tips

These traps are non-toxic and chemical-free, reducing worry in homes with kids and pets. If needed, the glue can be gently removed with vegetable or food-grade mineral oil for a quick cleanup.

Design details that help performance

The traps feature a dedicated center bait slot to hold food securely without spreading over the glue surface. While bait is optional, adding a small amount of peanut butter is commonly suggested to attract pests faster.

Placement ideas

Place traps along walls every 4 to 6 feet, under sinks, or behind appliances where activity is likely. Use the included double-sided tape to secure the trap to the floor, preventing larger pests from dragging it away.

Note: Results can vary based on environment and pest pressure. Consider using traps as part of a broader prevention strategy.