d-Con Mouse Poison Bait Station Refills, Corner Fit, 10 Count

These refills work exactly as intended. They fit perfectly into the corner bait station and are easy to load. I noticed results quickly, and the design keeps everything contained and safe. Great value for a 10‑pack and essential for keeping problem areas under control.

Just to stress, this is only for small mice/field mice. I live in the country so field mice are always around. The neighborhood cats take care of a lot of them, but still, some get in the house. I found signs (droppings) of a mouse under my kitchen sink. I cleaned it up and hoped it wouldn’t be back since there’s no food there. But the next day, more mouse droppings and it had chewed through plastic gloves. So I set up this bait station. The entry way is small but big enough for a field mouse. Make sure to use gloves when handling as there is powder residue from the poison baits in the bag. No other way really around that other than to wear gloves. I set it up at night and tge next morning, I could see the mouse ate quite a bit. Droppings all around it and it liked it so much, it even chewed at some of the bait station. Once I saw that it was definitely poisoned, I sealed the cracked entryway under the sink with caulking tape and steel wool. The next morning, no droppings at all. So I think the combination of sealing the entryway and using this bait did the job right quick. Works great, efficient, and fast!

so I read the reviews especially one from a guy in Florida stating how he kept finding the bait intact so he got a camera and was able to see that they couldn’t fit in it and are not able to get the bait out. So he sprinkled a few pelts nearby and the next day they’re gone. So that’s what I did. I did set the one traps but then put three whole pieces around it waited till the morning.. wouldn’t you know in the morning the three pieces were gone and the bait was still intact inside the trap. I haven’t heard so much of a peep in about two days so I think that might be it !! we moved into his house a little over 10 years ago and it’s just us three girls.. and we don’t always think about these things. In the winter, we would sometimeshear something in one of the walls, but it would be over as soon as it happened, and there was never any evidence that we could see as far as poop. Then one day there is definitely more than one. They are starting to make a home in my garage and that was it they had to go.. they had chewed little holes everywhere through all the foam on the pipes and the wiring going outdoors in the garage.. they screwed up everything!! and pooped on everything!! I am afraid they would end up starting some kind of electrical fire knock on wood.! if one of them does, I’ll just give them some more treats🙂 I tried all the humane methods first and it’s been going on for years.. honestly had no choice I would have left five dollars, except the trap was literally useless. Just unwrap a couple pellets and they will find them.

These are the only thing that have worked! I’ll only buy these. No smell and you get a ton in the bag. Pretty good price, too!

I had gotten some sticky traps that worked for 2 of the three but one was to smart and would avoid all the traps.. it had been months and n I still had not been able to catch them.. stuff kept getting chewed up.. I’d hear them in the walls put these in the corner 10 min later gone.. placed another one .. gone.. it’s been real quiet last 2days.. I’d say it works fast

I never used the bait station. I guess the mice would fit into the passageway but definitely not rats. I just put out 1 or 2 blocks and they disappeared. The first few times I used them all the mice and later the rats were gone. Dead somewhere unknown to me. No smell. A few months later, they're back. They come from the woods in the back so it's not that they just evaded me for months. These were new ones. I put out a few blocks and they were taken. Activity slowed. I put out more, they were taken. Seemed like they were gone. That was a bag of 10. Those were rats. But they came back. Bought another bag and this time around they kept taking the bait away. Within minutes they grabbed it. 4 blocks, 2 more, then 2 more and 2 more. They take the bait but they aren't all dying from it. I put a block in the bait station just to see what happens and the rats were trying their hardest to get in at the bait. They wanted it. It's not that they know it's poison and are removing it for some reason. There eating it by the bag full and not going away. Some die, I'm sure of that. But it's not knocking out the nest for whatever reason. I'm moving on to snap traps. I also tried Ratx and it is an identical story. Worked at first but now they don't eat it or only take a few pellets. They're smart creatures I guess, so if they get the chance to learn a bait is bad, they figure out how to deal with it. Let's see how they deal with the crushing force of a steel bar. They say that's more humane anyway.

The driver was e xcellent!! Item works great!

Nice packaging with zip lock opening. Product is easy to set up and use. It kills the mice as claimed. I use it both indoors and outdoors with great success.