Anblak Mouse Station with Keys Grey 12 Pack, Key Required Mouse Stations, Mice Stations, Keeps Children and Pets Safe Indoor & Outdoor

These are no different than the mouse-bait feeding stations professionals will place around your house for hundreds of dollars, so buy a bunch and DIY! I'm using these with Tomcat bait blocks purchased in a bucket, and I set them all out in basement, attic rafters, under the kitchen sink cabinet, etc.Once in a while, a field mouse or two will get into my house, and when they do, I hear it right away, but it's good to have these bait stations always deployed and ready to do the job! Reasonably safe because they are tamper resistant for kids, and dogs and cats won't bother with them. Keep them far away and out of reach from kids and pets anyway, and handle the bait with caution and rubber gloves. Refillable and easy to open with the included "key". They fit along straight walls and in corners, too.I suggest sticking them to surfaces with double-sided tape or velcro, etc. to keep them from being moved around. A dozen is plenty for any size house.

Durable plastic, easy to set up and deploy, and definitely worth the money. The size is what you want as they don’t dominate the corner or wall you set them by. They are four to five inches long, two inches tall, and maybe three inches deep. The strong, snap-down lid keeps children and pets safe from the poison. One of our dogs has tried to chew on a few but gave up when he was unsuccessful. Definitely built well.

Thus far works as stated. Have not seen a mouse for 4 days. Easy to open (with the keys furnished) to place the mouse food in. Make sure to place in corners of the rooms. These traps are nice and can be reused.

It holds the mouse bait away from children and dogs. My chihuahua tried but all he could do was pick it up and move (hide) it. He could not break plastic. Mice are gone!

I am completely baffled. I would really like to know your thoughts if you have any, to resolve my confusion. I received your mouse stations, we put the bait in them and placed them around our. Travel Trailer and went to bed. The first morning they were moved, upside down, but still had bait. Second morning 5 traps were completely missing, never found. The 6th was open and the bait was gone.PLEASE, you must have heard stories cover the years! What animal picks up the entire bait house and carries it away? What animal can unlock the bait house and steal the bait???This NOT FUNNY. THIS IS REAL! I seriously need some information. How do 5 bait houses get carried away???

Really small, only one poison biscuit fits. Other than that seem ok.

I love how these are non obtrusive and poison the mice without a messy trap . I also like that you can use them again and again

Doors can't be open by children. Key to open the bait box is a little cumbersome. May be easier for someone who in not arthritic. Overall a good product. They can be blended in around your homeInconspicuously. This due to their unique design.