Ramik Mouser Refillable Bait Station (8 ct)
Multi-pack of eight small refillable mouse bait stations — the cheap way to get a legal station on every wall you need one.
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Small refillable bait stations for mice, supplied eight to a pack. This is the format that lets you do rodent control properly rather than cheaply: a station on every wall where mice run, all of them locked, all of them holding bait out of the reach of dogs, cats and children. Most rodenticide labels require bait to be placed in a station, so these are not an accessory — they are the part that makes a baiting program lawful and defensible. They also keep bait clean and dry, which matters more than people expect, because mice will not eat mouldy or dust-caked bait and an untouched station gets blamed on the bait instead of the weather. Being refillable, they last for years. The honest buying advice for anyone starting out is to buy plenty of stations and less bait: stations are durable equipment, bait is a consumable, and a well-placed line of stations serviced every couple of weeks does more than a large amount of bait placed badly. Set them flush against walls, in corners, behind equipment, at the base of a wall where droppings show. Mice will not cross a room to find one. Note where you put them, because a station forgotten behind a shelf for two years is not doing anybody any good. Wear gloves when servicing. Clear out old or soiled bait rather than topping up over it, and keep the key or opening tool somewhere you will find it again.
Specifications
- Brand
- Neogen
- Product name
- Ramik Mouser Refillable Bait Station (8 ct)
- Category
- Pest Control › Mouse and Rat Control
- Sold by
- Pipestone Farm Supply, Millet, Alberta
- Availability
- In stock
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