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Asked by Janet

10/06/2009

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My pet is stuck to a glue board trap! How do I remove the glue from my dogs paws?

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The glue from Catchmaster Mouse and Insect Glueboard Trap can be removed using vegetable oil. If you happen to get a lot of oil on your dogs paw getting the glue off, you can remove the vegetable oil by using Dawn or some other degreaser/cleaner.

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Asked by Robert

12/28/2010

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My dog ate one of the glue boards, will this harm him?
He ate about 1/3 to a 1/2 a box.

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Your dog would have to eat "huge" quantities of the actual glue for there to be any risk of poisoning. As with any non-food item your dog consumes, you should monitor him to be sure everything he ingested passes through his system. If you suspect that the glueboard has not passed within a reasonable…
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Your dog would have to eat "huge" quantities of the actual glue for there to be any risk of poisoning. As with any non-food item your dog consumes, you should monitor him to be sure everything he ingested passes through his system. If you suspect that the glueboard has not passed within a reasonable amount of time or your pet stops eating, you should contact your vet.

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Asked by Eric

06/18/2010

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How often should these Catchmaster Glue Boards be changed?
Main purpose; Spider extermination.

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The glueboards will remain good for a length of time depending on where you place them. They would need to be replaced if either the board becomes full with insects, or it becomes too dusty which will coat the glue and it will not be sticky. Typically you would replace every 30 days.&nbs…
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The glueboards will remain good for a length of time depending on where you place them. They would need to be replaced if either the board becomes full with insects, or it becomes too dusty which will coat the glue and it will not be sticky. Typically you would replace every 30 days.

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Asked by Sue

08/24/2009

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What is the difference between Catchmaster glue boards and Trapper LTD boards?
You advertise both the Catchmaster Mouse/Insect Glue boards and the Trapper LTD Mouse/Insect Glue boards. Are the uses and results similar?

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Yes, the Catchmaster Glue Boards and the Trapper LTD Glue Boards both serve the same purpose and are used the same way. We sell a large number of both units and do not ever have any complaints. The Catchmaster glueboards are peanut butter scented and the Trapper LTD glueboards are uns…
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Yes, the Catchmaster Glue Boards and the Trapper LTD Glue Boards both serve the same purpose and are used the same way. We sell a large number of both units and do not ever have any complaints. The Catchmaster glueboards are peanut butter scented and the Trapper LTD glueboards are unscented.

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Asked by Gerry

10/28/2010

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Is the peanut butter scent on the Catchmaster Mouse/Insect Glue Boards 72MB considered an allergen?

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No. The peanut butter scent on the Catchmaster Mouse/Insect Glue Boards 72MB is a synthetic scent and no peanuts, peanut oils or peanut product of any kind are used to make the scent.

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Asked by Kenai from Salina, Ks

05/11/2017

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How do I get the mousetrap glue off of the carpet?
Dog played with the trap and got glue everywhere.

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Vegetable oil will dissolve the glue on the Catchmaster Mouse/Insect Glue Boards 72MB.

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Asked by Cole from Sparta

05/29/2018

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Are the Catchmaster Mouse/Insect Glue Boards 72MB pet safe?
I have three cats and i was wondering if the traps are harmful

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Yes, the Catchmaster Mouse/Insect Glue Boards 72MB are safe as they don't contain poisons or chemicals. Of course, you would not want to place these in the open where pets could access them. If by accident a child or a pet gets stuck to it, you can use cooking oil to dissolve the glue.

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Asked by Alan

02/04/2011

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Can I use the Catchmaster Mouse/Insect Glue Boards under my bed?
Is it advisable to put these under a bed? I have them by each bed post, but I didn't realize they were baited. I'm a bit concerned they could attract a spider and it could avoid the trap and crawl up the bed post. Especially, if the trap is too dusty. Any suggestions for bed defense?

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You did not indicate what pest you are trying to capture with the glue boards but since you mentioned that you were placing the boards by each bed post we will assume that the pest in question is bedbugs. The Catchmaster Glue boards are peanut butter scented to help lure rodents onto the boards but …
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You did not indicate what pest you are trying to capture with the glue boards but since you mentioned that you were placing the boards by each bed post we will assume that the pest in question is bedbugs. The Catchmaster Glue boards are peanut butter scented to help lure rodents onto the boards but they do not have any special baits or attractants that would lure spiders or any other insect. These boards are most effective when they are placed where insects travel. To help stop the glue from getting too dusty you can fold it up into a box shape (you can see the glue board folded into a box on the Catchmaster glue board page on our website). We do have the Climb-up Interceptor that is made specifically to capture bedbugs as they try to climb on and of the bed and we also have the Catchmaster BDS which is a type of glue board made specifically for bedbugs and they can be placed in small cracks and crevices around your bedframe.

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Asked by Cliff

06/27/2011

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What is a kid-safe method to remove mice from our house?
We have mice inside our house, evident by the droppings we find. We have 3 small children and we need a good method to remove the mouse problem ASAP with a kid-friendly method. Also, we have an older home and need to seal the outside to prevent further issues. Suggestions?

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For capturing mice in a house, there are many things you can use. Mice usually hide behind appliances and in other areas that kids cannot easily get to. Glue boards and snap traps usually work really well. Of course, you would not want to place these in the open where the kids could access them.…
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For capturing mice in a house, there are many things you can use. Mice usually hide behind appliances and in other areas that kids cannot easily get to. Glue boards and snap traps usually work really well. Of course, you would not want to place these in the open where the kids could access them. We also carry live catch traps which you can place in areas that are not so confined as there is nothing that the kids could get hurt from or stuck on. As far as exclusion, you should use whatever method necessary to close all openings. Expanding foam is often used but mice can chew through this foam which is why you should use Stuf-Fit copper mesh in the holes before foaming. Rodent Proofing Article

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Asked by Elizabeth from Ocala

01/11/2018

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Our dog got on a glue trap. What is the best way to get the glue off?

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Vegetable oil or an oil spray such as Pam is the best way to remove anything from a Catchmaster Mouse/Insect Glue Board (or any other glue board).

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Asked by Angela from Los Angeles,ca

12/11/2014

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I've been finding crickets inside my apartment somehow coming in from outside.
Thinking of using these traps but will they lure more crickets inside the apartment or just the ones already in? I don't want to attract any more unwanted pests...

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The Catchmaster Mouse/Insect Glue Boards 72MB have a peanut butter fragrance and will catch grasshoppers. They will not attract more grasshoppers into the home. It is onlyused to catch the pests that are currently there.

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Asked by Robert from Brockville, On

01/20/2017

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Will the Catchmaster Mouse/Insect Glue Boards 72MB work on silverfish?

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The Catchmaster Mouse/Insect Glue Boards 72MB will catch any mouse/insect that is adhered to the glue portion of the glue board.

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Asked by Susan from Ma

01/07/2017

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Before placing the Catchmaster Mouse/Insect Glue Boards 72MB in strategic areas, should we peel off the sheet that is covering the sticky part?

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Yes, you must peel off the paper covering the Catchmaster Mouse/Insect Glue Boards 72MB in order to use them.

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Asked by Eric from Paola, Ks

01/24/2015

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If my primary target pest is spiders, will the peanut butter scent attract mice 'creating' a new pest issue?
Primary target: spiders, rural setting.

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Catchmaster Mouse/Insect Glue Boards 72MB can attract spiders. Please review our Spider killer page. Glueboards coupled with insecticide treatment will eradicate spiders and other hard to treat insects.

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Asked by Claudia from Ottawa, Ontario

09/12/2014

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What are the small red crawling bugs I see in my bathroom? I have cats and live in a condo.
What would be safe and easy to use?

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For a proper identification we recommend using glue boards to gather a sample of the insect and take it to your local extension office in your county. The local extension office can do a free identification of the insect for you. Without knowing exactly what type of insect you are treating we are un…
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For a proper identification we recommend using glue boards to gather a sample of the insect and take it to your local extension office in your county. The local extension office can do a free identification of the insect for you. Without knowing exactly what type of insect you are treating we are unable to recommend any products to you. Please let us know if you have any further questions.

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Asked by Gloria from Winnipeg, Canada

12/15/2017

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Are the Catchmaster Mouse/Insect Glue Boards 72MB safe?

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Yes, the Catchmaster Mouse/Insect Glue Boards 72MB are safe and don't contain poisons. Of course, you would not want to place these in the open where the kids or pets could access them. If by accident a child or a pet gets stuck to it, you can use cooking oil to dissolve the glue.

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Asked by Clyde

06/26/2014

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How much is a case of the Catchmaster Glue Boards 72 MB

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One case of Catchmaster Mouse/Insect Glue Boards 72MB is $32.40 with fast free shipping!

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Asked by Saul from Exeter, Ca

10/16/2019

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How long are Catchmaster Mouse/Insect Glue Boards 72MB good for when stored?

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According to the manufacturer, if Catchmaster Mouse/Insect Glue Boards 72MB are stored properly in a cool dry place they are good for up to a year and possibly longer.

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Asked by Debbie from Harrington Delaware

07/20/2019

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What size are the Catchmaster Mouse/Insect Glue Boards 72MB?

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The dimensions of the Catchmaster Mouse/Insect Glue Boards 72MB are 8 in. Length x 5 in. Width.

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Asked by William from Belleview Mo

06/11/2018

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How do I get rid of mice inside our home?

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It is recommended to trap with either snap traps or glue traps to get rid of mice indoors. Please take a moment to look over our Mouse Control Guide for more information on treating and preventing this pest.

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