Perangkap Tetikus, Bahan Plastik, Alat Kawalan Tikus Sensitif, Sesuai untuk Dapur dan Bilik Tidur Isi Rumah, Papan Tetikus Melekit

First, structural characteristics

The mouse clamp is usually composed of a base, a spring, a splint, a trigger device, etc. The base provides stable support, the spring gives a strong clamping force to the splint, which is used to hold the mouse, and the trigger device is the key part of the mouse to trigger the closure of the splint.

Second, the working principle

When the rat is attracted to the food bait and steps on or touches the trigger device, the spring instantly releases force, causing the splint to close quickly, trapping the rat.

3. Advantages

Low cost: The trap is relatively inexpensive and is an economical method of trapping rats.

Simple operation: Setting up a mouse trap does not require complex technology, and it is easy for ordinary people to get started.

Strong pertinence: it can be placed in the place where mice often haunt, and the mice in a specific area can be targeted.

4. Methods of use

Choose the right location: It is usually placed on the path of the mouse, such as the wall, the corner, the kitchen and other places.

Place bait: Place some mouse favorite food, such as peanuts, cheese, etc., on the trigger device of the mouse trap to attract the mouse.

Careful setting: When setting the mouse trap, be careful to avoid being caught on the finger by the spring. Ensure that the splint can move flexibly and the trigger device is sensitive and reliable.

Regular inspection: After placing the trap, check regularly to see if any mice are caught. If a mouse is caught, deal with it promptly so that the mouse does not escape or emit an odor.

5. Precautions

Safe placement: Keep mouse traps out of reach of children and pets to avoid accidental injury.

Avoid false contact: When setting and checking the mouse trap, pay attention to avoid false contact with the trigger device to avoid being hurt.

Handling of rats: Trapped rats should be properly handled, which can be buried deep or handed over to the relevant departments to avoid spreading disease.