JT Eaton Double Jeopardy Flat Glue Board – 8.5" x 5.25", Economical Mouse and Insect Trap

Have used them extensively. Can't beat the price I got them for either. A terrific value.A terrific product.

Excellent value. Works as well as, if not better than pricier options. They are so sticky that it takes a long time and a lot of dust to reduce their stickiness.That said, when you build a better mousetrap, the uncaught mice get smarter. In this case, they learn to jump over it. The solution? Move around the sticky pads and put them where it’s harder for them to see and also use snap traps.Some consider glue traps to be inhumane, but they are not when used correctly. Place them where you will hear a mouse when it is caught, it’s then easy to quickly dispatch them.

The boards came perforated to split in half. I originally was concerned that 72 sheets was actually 36, but nope - it's 72 sheets that can be split into 2 half sheets. I'm using them for ant and spider captures and it's working great. Some folks are reporting lack of tackiness, but I'm not experiencing that. The only thing I didn't 'like' was the branding on the tacky side. I can't assess the effectiveness without going right up to it with a flashlight. I wish the branding was on the backside only. Other than that - I'm happy.

The abandoned house next door has finally been bought and renovated—downside it brings these guys. I have used these traps for a year and they get the job done poison and snap traps don’t. Any time I get an inkling there might be unwanted company I lay a strip of these out and sure enough they’ll catch the culprits. I will say at some point the mice catch on their friends aren’t coming back so they start to avoid the area so you’ll just need to find out where they’ve moved to. If you make a sticky trap barrier make sure to put vertical ones on each side of your horizontal traps (horseshoe style) because mice normally walk along walls as they’re blind. The only downside of using these are having to pick them up; especially when the mouse is still alive. You might think it’s a better idea to let it die and then pick it up but sometimes the mice bite their limbs off and get free or they can struggle themselves off the sticky pad. So, just go ahead and brave it and pick them up by throwing another glue board on top of them and throwing them out. Good luck!

Had a single mouse that we could not catch with any other trap, and I’d tried every top rated mousetrap on Amazon, with all kinds of baits. These finally did the trick.First I made a permiter of these around the table he liked to eat under. The guy was smart, caught him on night vision camera going right up to the boards, sniffing, and deciding not to run over them. Next night I had permiters everywhere, no way in or out of the room. Got him! Caught him squealing for mercy, glued to his side on one of the traps - from the trail of fur it looked like he’d been squirming to try to get away for an hour or so, and might have been successful getting away if he had a little more time. He was a lot smaller and cuter than I thought he’d be, but folded him up neatly in the trap and sent him on his way.So glad we finally got rid of the little pest, and I’m tempted to give 5 stars for that, but these aren’t perfect. First, they smell awful, like a banana dipped in a chemical factory. Second, you’ll need a ton of them to make a perimeter, since the mouse isn’t going to just walk onto one of these for fun or because it likes the smell - these little guys are very, very smart. So your house will smell awful, but hopefully only for a night or two because if you lay them out strategically you should catch the mouse with these. Nice traps, wish they smelled better.

For MICES and roaches

they are very good

It's good to put it in the parrets wheels for no insects could clame the cages or badys sleep ants spiders rouch get stick in the glue