Deadfast Mouse and Rat Killer Plus Poison, 15 Block Pack

Used before to prevent rats entering garden from neighbouring properties works well they eat they die .

Does the job good.

They seem to work well. The mice like knawing the edges and eating them. So far so good.

ok

Used these multiple times for country house which always gets affected by mice in one way or another at certain times of the year. They work well in areas where deterrents can’t be easily used.

Not taken the bait yet 2 weeks on.

Had something running through my cavity walls and into my loft, which was getting into my kitchen cupboards through the back and eating boxes of cereal. Had mouse traps down which have been set off but caught nothing, so got this why i wait for council. Council have baited the loft, and ive moved this outside in the meantime. So far, box has had no activity, although i do have a cat which may be why no activity outside. Didn't have no activity inside with it either, but it did sound like there was only one rodent running around, which i think is coming between my house and next door. Will update when ive checked if the contents have been nibbled on later. Update 19 oct 2020 No activity in 6 months or so, dont know if last one died or moved out, but this week, Stuart littles cousin is back. Eaten through a pack of the kids oreos. Well i can't have that! It's running between cavity wall and getting in through back of kitchen cupboard. Sounds like it's making itself a meal. Dropped a bait block behind each cupboard, inaccessible to kids or cat, Just this son of a gun. Just heard it nibbling through it, sounds like its eating a bag o crisp. Hopefully this works fast. Will update next few days Edit 22. Still have rat. Turns out he was eating through a bag of crisp. 4 bags to be precise. He's walking past all bait, preferring to chew through my tubs to get the biscuits. Have sacked it off and got a private company in.

In our ‘mousegate’ and ‘ratgate’ adventures this past month, we tried three different baits. This one by far was the most popular amongst both the field mice and the rat we had nearby. Backstory: found a chewed plastic mesh in our broken gully grate during Christmas. My other half fished out the trail cam he got for his birthday and we put that to action. On the first night (and much to my horror), we had a rat going in and out of our gully drain. We live in the country and a body of water is nearby so we should’ve expected it when we moved in a few months ago. Absolutely not on my watch will this continue. I’m an ‘every last man must go’ type of person. We tried this bait and in the morning, it was taken. Next night we put two out, both were taken. Third night we put two more out, one was nibbled. It was at that time we also found mice droppings in our wood shed (kill me now). So we were in simultaneous rate and mouse gate. We did research and adjusted things, got two more kinds of bait, as my other half saw rodents get clever to one kind. The took the second kind of blue block bait, didn’t really touch the red sachets. This bait was by far the clear winner. Haven’t seen any rats on the trail cam for weeks. And the mice, well they’ve stopped taking the other baits, so we’re loading up on this one again because the trail cam caught them hopping away with glee when we set this one out. The numbers do seem to have decreased, which is good. Every. Last. Man. Until then, Deadfast is your ‘Go-to’.