Pest-StopSuper Rat & Mouse Killer MAX Wax Blocks | Effective Bait for Mice and Rats | Rodent Control for Home and Garden | Suitable for baiting stations (15 x 10g)

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Ray food for the pest and rodents I have around. Got dirty neighbours so I rather stay ready in case.

This autumn a persistent family of mice took up residence in our house. Unfortunately, we tried a number of humane deterents but all to no avail.So, as a last resort, we opted for the poison route - something we had successfully used a number of years ago. I still had the bait boxes - and I reutilised them loaded with some of these blocks.After a few days, all evidence of the mice has disappeared. But, I will leave the bait boxes in situ (under kitchen units and behind disused fireplaces etc) for a couple of weeks just to be sure.....NOTE. These are relatively small bait-blocks delivered in a vastly over-sized plastic container (see photo)! We use nitrile gloves when handling the blocks or bait-boxes.So, this may not be our favoured way of preventing rodent infestations, but it certainly is effective. We and our neighbours, are pleased about that.🐀 🐁 🐭

Within 10 days the number of rats entering my garden have dropped in numbers,I have that many traps down that they were starting to think they were being cleaver so the rat poison is definitely a must.hopefully in days they will be all dead.

I am absolutely PETRIFIED of mice so I sat n read reviews on here for hours n finally decided to go for these. I took advice from a review which was to lay new bait blocks each day. It also stated if the blocks were gone, ur “visitors” were still around but once the blocks hadn’t been touched (and there isn’t any other signs of them still being around ie dropping) that was a good indicator that they had gone or at least going. We are on day 4 now of laying around 4 bait blocks a day and on days 1,2 & 3 ALL bait blocks were taken. Today however only 1 block was taken, 1 was nibbled and the other 2 were still in the place they were originally laid. We also put some sticky pads down (just for convenience really n a bit of extra piece of mind for myself) n my husband has managed to find 3 dying (it’s quite sad really, once they eat that poison they can’t move) and one dead on a sticky pad. Haven’t seen any droppings for 2 days now and no sign of any mice dead or alive. I will be keeping these blocks down though and I’ve also purchased some peppermint sachets for when I’m convinced they have “moved out”Genuinely think these are great value for money and they ABSOLUTELY DO WORK. Would 100% recommend !!!

This stuff seems to work judging that the blocks dissappear. However, I bought three tubs and managed to put the contents of all three into a single tub. The packaging is deceptive.

I put these down and they were taken. Not sure if they killed the rats in my garden but I haven't seen them recently so I suspect these worked. Hate poisoning animals, even rats, but I tried a humane trap and wasn't able to catch them and the rats needed to be gone so had no choice really.

The vermin enjoyed it and demolished a whole tub full before any results were noticed.