A plate type mouse trap used for rodent control, with its flipping plate located at both edges of the seat and pedal to increase the force bearing area. The pins on both sides of the flipping plate are inserted into the holes of the rivet plate and suspended between the seat plate and the pedal, forming an integrated base to blur the mouse's vision and lure it into the danger zone. The metal threshold of the pedal suffocates the hit mouse, making it difficult for it to break free.

Model:ZK-BSJ series; Specification: 120 * 65mm (international monitoring)

Usage tips

The mouse trap should be placed in a place where mice often appear;

Place the mouse trap in the corner of the wall or find a way to leave only one path for it, so that it has no choice of a second path;

Sometimes when mice see obstacles ahead, they will jump over. So, we can make full use of its habit. After placing the mouse trap, place an obstacle about 10-20 centimeters in front and behind the trap, such as a cigarette box (standing) or half a brick (standing). Of course, placing obstacles is only used when there is no way to cover up the mouse trap. Because mice can distinguish objects such as metal, plastic, etc. through their sense of smell. In general, when they smell metal, they usually walk around. So the exposed mouse trap cannot catch mice. If you can hide the mouse trap, then that's good enough. As for the bait, if you want to put it, just place it on the mechanism that triggers the mouse trap, there's no need to put it elsewhere.

4. Mouse traps should be placed in places that are out of reach of children, livestock, pets, etc. to avoid accidental injury. This is the most basic common sense of mouse catching, and everyone understands it. In addition, there are some details that are easily overlooked by people: the mouse trap should not be placed near the power line to avoid accidental electric shock accidents caused by the mouse triggering the mechanism and cutting off the wire, or causing the wire to short-circuit and catch fire; Rat traps should not be placed near flammable and explosive materials, as some traps may eject themselves when triggered. Once hit on flammable and explosive materials, it is likely to cause combustion or explosion; Mouse traps should not be placed next to network cables, telephone lines, electrical wires, television lines, gas pipelines, or other electrical conduits. They should also not be placed next to valuable items that are easily bitten by mouse teeth, as some mice have explosive personalities. Once caught, if they cannot break free, they may tear and bite objects that can be touched around them.

After catching a mouse once, the trap will carry the smell of mouse *, and the mouse will avoid the trap far away when it smells this smell. Therefore, in order to successfully catch mice again, it is necessary to eliminate the mouse smell on the trap. You can put the mouse trap in a high flame and burn it for two or three minutes, or bury it in charcoal for about a minute. You can also scrub it with alcohol or vinegar. After scrubbing with vinegar, be sure to wash it clean with water, otherwise it is easy to rust.