did you do something to the bait before you put it down? it seems to not work for me. happy
1713426
No - just took out of the bag and put all around. Concentration is maybe the key? I have a small kitchen (10 x 12) and probably have 20 of them in there! Every corner and cubby hole, behind fridge, in cabinets - went hog wild. Used some double-sided tape to put a few on the sides of cabinets (anywhere I saw the little buggers scurrying). Have not seen a single one since.
1713427
the only thing I did was put the bait in high traffic areas which for the most part was the kitchen area. I have used this bait for 2 other houses of friends with the same strategy. Most of them I used in the kitchen and some in the bathrooms. The rest I used rarely in other parts of the houses.
1713428
No, I just set it down in strategic places. Did you just scatter them around? Place them on every corner in your kitchen && restroom. Roaches need food and water (like every living thing) so those are the 2 most important places. I put some like every cabinet too. Almost wasted the whole bag and I combined these traps with Roach Tablets, you can also buy them on Amazon.
1713429
Didn't do anPything other than apply as directed. Great stuff. We had a moderate infestation but not now. Put it out in all the spots where we had seen roachs. Within a day or so they were dying. Within a week all the big ones had died. Then for the next week or so we say numerous little ones that had hatched. Then they started dying off. Now a couple months later it is rare to see a roach. However I do intend to re-apply in all the places I had before. I will say this, in my 73 years this is absolutely the best roach killing product I have ever used. Use it as directed and it should work for you. It did for me. David Didn't do anPything other than apply as directed. Great stuff. We had a moderate infestation but not now. Put it out in all the spots where we had seen roachs. Within a day or so they were dying. Within a week all the big ones had died. Then for the next week or so we say numerous little ones that had hatched. Then they started dying off. Now a couple months later it is rare to see a roach. However I do intend to re-apply in all the places I had before. I will say this, in my 73 years this is absolutely the best roach killing product I have ever used. Use it as directed and it should work... » Read More Didn't do anPything other than apply as directed. Great stuff. We had a moderate infestation but not now. Put it out in all the spots where we had seen roachs. Within a day or so they were dying. Within a week all the big ones had died. Then for the next week or so we say numerous little ones that had hatched. Then they started dying off. Now a couple months later it is rare to see a roach. However I do intend to re-apply in all the places I had before. I will say this, in my 73 years this is absolutely the best roach killing product I have ever used. Use it as directed and it should work for you. It did for me. David « Show Less
1713430
no nothing, it takes a few days before you see the bugs start dying off, sence using this product i am completely roach free.just recieved my secong order, i use it in my rentel propertys, way cheaper than the pest control company and get 100 percent results.
1713431
No, I put them down in places where I noticed the heaviest infestations. However, I did use these baits in combination with the Advion gel and the Gentrol IGR discs and the three products together worked wonders. I did see a few roaches after I did the review but I put a little more of the gel down and haven't seen even one since.
1713432
No, I just set it down in strategic places. Did you just scatter them around? Place them on every corner in your kitchen && restroom. Roaches need food and water (like every living thing) so those are the 2 most important places.I put some like every cabinet too. Almost wasted the whole bag and I combined these traps with Roach Tablets, you can also buy them on Amazon.
1604097
Press the metal bar down and it will catch. You might need to lift up the bait plate, but that's it.
2225007
no, the first mouse gets caught, the other mice get the bait, that is why I don't fill the bait holder all the way up, I have caught 1 mouse, went back re-set the trap and before I can sit back down in my chair I have caght a second mouse (don't feed them bait them).Always put the trap facing the wall because they will run along the wall and step into the trap.by the way I have use several types of traps, these are by far the best for me, they have caught mice and large wood rats.good luck kurt
528411
I put it away, but I think there's a little clip Daiwa puts on its reels to hold the line. If the line is jumping off the reel, perhaps you wound it backwards. There are instructive youtubes, in case this may be a possibility. It's easier to understand if you see it than if you listen or read it. Also, I put spiderwire on mine, which tends to be limp, narrow, and tough.
513754
Sorry, I do not have an answer for that without knowing the circumstances. Maybe the traps are not filled with enough water ?? I never had problems with any of mine. Wish I could be of more help...
331231
Depends on what you animal you are catching.You can google on line how much food.I would cover the food area in back where you put the bait.
1758772
This is addressed over and over again in the comments and the product literature. Be patient, keep supplying bait until the queen is dead.
713352
I place a drop of the liquid bait on a small paper on the kitchen counter, and I find that they always gather around the drop of bait like cattle to a stock tank, and there's some coming and going, but I think some of them die then and there.
1709195
I just got back from a fishing trip where I turned mine on Friday morning, and didn't turn it off until Sunday afternoon. The pump had been on continuously for about 50 hours without any issues and was still going strong. Bait that I had put in on Friday was still alive Sunday.
2265061
Actually I don't know. I left the remaining trap as it is. I didn't cut it...sorry!
2095192
Agreed, occasionally ants get my bait. I clean the area scrupulously of debris and replace the bait. Also, make sure that the bait isn't propping the trip lever open. If I use too large a piece of Snickers (my mice's favorite) the trip lever won't move properly.
2122671
Can't answer your first question, but the bait has a hole in it that a pin fixed to the box passes through. Bait only leaves the station in the rodent's mouth or stomach...
1251395
I cut the baiting In two.get the deepest run.I have used for 4 years with no problem with animals.
1438580
You have more than enough. Just apply the gel bait in dots in places where the roaches most frequent. Keep applying for a few days and the results will come naturally. Have faith and hope you have a successful roach termination journey!
147080
The bait does not stay on the little pegs as shown.I have 2 of these and load them as shown and the bait gets knocked over but has never been carried out. They have worked well for me keep the bait dry and the rats eat the bait .I would reccomend them as they are effective.
1707380
I tried fishing from it. I forgot to drop anchor or tie off. I hooked what turned out to be a 5 1/2 bucket mouth bass. He took me for a long ride across the lake. He towed me until he gave out. It was a strange way to catch a fish. I didn't reel him in I reeled me over to him LOL Now I tie off to a bush.
601295
It will depend on how much you put out and how offen they come back to injest the bait. I would think within a week or two you should see a difference from the feedback that we receive from out customers. Its a very popular product that works very well.Thank you