Just like any other living creature, rodents too, have behavioural patterns. Rats procreate, defend their young ones, form communities, learn to find food and even know how to store it. Such kind of habits displayed by them makes the job of catching them a bit more difficult than expected. For they are not likely to walk into the trap you have set up for them. Today, we are going to give you some pointers on how to cater to the potential possibility of a rodent infestation lingering around at any time of the year.
Understand Rat Psychology
In order to catch these small in size but big skeptical creatures, you must always be a step ahead of them. For instance, educate yourself about what time of the year there is more likely to be rat-raid or in other words – a rat infestation.
Be Ready!
Being the smart tiny creatures they are, no matter how long you watch your doors and windows you are most likely going to share your house with rats and mice. The only way you can deal with rodents is to always be ready!
Get Your Mouse Trap
Our childhood memories must have saved us some clips from Tom & Jerry where everyone loved Jerry and hated Tom for troubling Jerry. We have witnessed Tom setting mouse traps to capture Jerry. Now that we are all grown-ups, we have realized how much it was necessary to keep a mouse away and out of your house.
Did the classical mouse trap really work? Rather than working for the purpose it was built for, it actually hurt Tom plenty of times! Now no one wants to lose their fingers while setting a mouse trap to root out rodents. So choosing such a mouse trap is out of our options.
What we need now to effectively eliminate rodents from our offices, fields and most importantly from our houses is a mouse trap that is user-friendly and safe to use.
Guide to a User-Friendly Mouse Trap - Wrapze
Wrapze was designed to eliminate the rat problem effectively in a humane way; easy catching and waving a goodbye. Its manufacturing says it all – best ABC plastic, sharp tooth design, thick material and sensitive pedal.
Here’s a quick guide on how to set the mouse trap.
- Remove the bait cup from the bottom by first turning it 90° counter clockwise
- Fill and replace the bait cup by inserting bait and then put it back to mouse trap
- With both hands, grab and and press the end lever until it clips with the button side and a clack sound is heard
- Carefully place it in the area where rats frequently show up.
Remember to set the traps and night as rat activity comes to power in the dark. Then follow the simple step to dump rats away from your paradise.
