Rat Traps - BATUUTAH

These traps have strong springs and require careful handling. It is recommended to place them in areas inaccessible to children and pets, or to use additional protective measures if direct supervision is not constant.

Commonly effective baits include peanut butter, cheese, seeds, or small pieces of meat. Experiment with different baits to see what is most attractive to the rodents in your area.

For a minor issue, a few traps may suffice. For a larger infestation, using all four traps, or even more if available, spread across different locations, will likely be more effective.

Yes, the durable construction makes them suitable for outdoor use in areas like gardens, sheds, or patios where rodents are present.

It is advisable to check the traps at least once a day, preferably in the morning and evening, to remove captured rodents promptly and to reset any sprung traps.

Each trap measures approximately 14 cm in length and 7.3 cm in width.

Ensure the spring arm is fully pulled back and securely locked into the trigger mechanism. Check for any obstructions or debris that might be preventing it from locking.

Adjust the amount or type of bait. Ensure the bait is placed directly on the trigger. Check that the trap is positioned correctly and that the rodent is making full contact with the trigger plate.

Inspect the spring and trigger mechanism for signs of damage or excessive wear. If damaged, discontinue use and replace the trap. Ensure the trap is clean, as dirt can impede performance.