Roshield 10 x Mouse Tamper-Resistant Bait Boxes - Holds Mice Poison Safely Away from Children & Pets (Empty - No Rodent Bait Included)

This product works great, and is much cheaper than the ones at the local stores.

These boxes are for ants. It’s half the size of my hand. Nothing can fit .

Very small

Fatto reso solo perché mi sono resa conto che erano troppo piccoli per un grande giardino

Mejor que otras mucho más caras, cumplen su función perfectamente.

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Sehr gute Qualität. Ideal für Mäuse. Nicht für Ratten geeignet.

Very sturdy and strong, well made bait boxes. These measure 5" long, 3" wide and 1.5" deep. Lockable lid opens using a simple two prong 'key.' Two keys were supplied with this order of 10 boxes. Tip: Sellotape the key to the lid of the bait box. I was forever losing keys to bait boxes, forcing me to buy new every time I need to bait up. If you do lose the keys to these you should still be able to open the lid with two prongs of a fork as these aren't the latch type. Big Plus. Inside the box are two compartments for bait, one with a central plastic spike to anchor the bait, whether it's a block, or a baggie. These compartments will also happily take loose bait. Drilled holes (2) in the base if you're using loose bait and want to secure the box to the floor. There's a corridor at the back, separate to the compartments, that the mice can travel through without treading bait everywhere. They won't be able to carry bait blocks out of the corridor tunnel. These boxes are suitable for inside cupboards, under sinks, behind or under pipework, anywhere mice make their runs. Tip: Use a sticky label on the lid with the date the bait was put in/replaced, and what the bait was. Check the contents of the bait box two or three times a week, topping up as required. I'm leaving mine permanently baited, especially in the roof space and just check every now and again to make sure there's bait still in there. These are weatherproof, so can be used outside in a relatively dry/puddle free area. I'm using mine indoors, in the roof space, and in rooms where I suspect I've inherited a mouse or two lately. My fault for having the back door standing open all day, every day often till late at night with the lovely weather we've had this Spring and Summer (up until the last fortnight or so). Edit: The mice started using these bait boxes straight away from the first night they were down, no fear about going in there to eat at all. I used bait blocks in the compartments. Very, very pleased with the design and build of these little boxes. Recommended.