Focused protection
Rat Traps — 2 Pack
Two full-size traps for one known problem spot.
The right choice when activity is confined to a single shed, garage or cupboard. If you are finding droppings in more than two places, the six pack costs less per trap.
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PRODUCT DETAILS
Built around the two jobs people hate.
Focused coverage
Enough for one shed, garage or cupboard where the droppings are concentrated in a single spot.
Simple baiting
The cup twists out so you bait away from the jaw, then twist it back and set. No reaching across a live trap.
No-touch release
Hold the trap over a bin and open the jaw. The catch drops straight in and your hands stay out of it.
No poison or power
Nothing to plug in, nothing to charge, and nothing toxic left where a pet or child could reach it.
PLACEMENT GUIDE
Set it where they already walk.
Follow the droppings, gnaw marks and greasy rub marks along skirting boards and pipe runs. Set the trap at right angles to the wall with the bait end nearest it. Traps in open floor stay empty.
Important use guidance
Set only on a flat, stable surface. Keep out of reach of children and pets, and follow the instructions supplied with the product.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Before you order.
Short answers to what support gets asked most. The setup guides go into more detail.
How long before I catch something?
Mice often investigate within hours. Rats are wary of anything new on a route they know and can take two or three nights to accept a trap, which is normal rather than a fault.
Is it safe around pets and children?
There is no poison involved, so nothing toxic enters the house. The trap still snaps with real force, so place it behind appliances, inside cupboards or anywhere a child or pet cannot reach.
Can I reuse it after a catch?
Yes. Open the jaw over a bin, rinse it if you want to, and reset. There is no need to sterilise it first.
The bait keeps disappearing without a catch.
Almost always too much bait. Reduce to a pea-sized amount pressed firmly into the cup, and make sure the trap is sitting on something completely flat.
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