do the mice smell afterwards?
395629
Yes unfortunately and if they happen to die inside a wall there's nothing you can do but wait till the smell goes away usually a week to 10 days. You never know where the mice will die, hopefully outside or where you can find them. Many times they will try to crawl to a corner or under something sometimes making them hard to get to.
395630
I do not know if they smell. I know that it sure kills them and rats. Keep pets away from this product. Read the Lable very carefully. We do not have any more problems with mice or rats.
395631
If the mouse dies inside the house, yes it certainly will turn odoriferous. However, it's more likely the critter will go outdoors to seek water after dining on your deadly delectibles
395632
I don't know! I have never found a dead mouse, I hope they go back to the nest to die. I have 5 acres of land with some storage sheds on it and I set the packs out around the buildings to keep mice numbers down.
395633
This was my fear when using this in the house, but we have not had any problem. After we put this material under the stove & dishwasher (did not want anything else to be able to access the material or anyone to know that we had to use it) the mice disappeared, we stopped seeing their droppings and never found a dead one. This is after months of trying get rid of them for months with traps, we would catch some, but there would always be more and we always found the droppings until we put this material out. We have been mouse free for a year now, knock on wood!! I highly recommend this stuff. This was my fear when using this in the house, but we have not had any problem. After we put this material under the stove & dishwasher (did not want anything else to be able to access the material or anyone to know that we had to use it) the mice disappeared, we stopped seeing their droppings and never found a dead one. This is after months of trying get rid of them for months with traps, we would catch some, but there would always be more and we always found the droppings until we put this material out. We have been mouse free for a year now, knock on wood!! I highly recommend this stuff.
395634
Yes. Yes they do IF they die inside. So far, after a winter and spring of fairly regularly leaving fresh packets of bait, I only had that issue come up once, and both were found at the same time, behind the fridge. Luckily, they weren't in the walls. I know that at least a dozen, of not three times that many, have been dispatched. Only two didnt make it outside.
253164
Good question. I have no idea. No mice for at least a couple of weeks. We wouldn't be able to tell it's broken until its light stopped flashing or the mice reappeared.
1791316
I have heard that they seek water after eating the poison, which does make sense for me because I have not found any dead mice in the house since putting this under the back of the stove & dishwasher and all of the evidence (Little droppings) have disappeared. I was worried we would have a mouse die and have to smell it if we could not get to it, but that has not been the case (Knock on wood). our problem has been gone since last year when we finally gave up on trapping and put this stuff out. It has been great for us.
1825894
No. I just checked mine after being in their container for a week and didn't smell anything
2246970
I don't know if they will or not. I just don't let my cat in that room anymore.As it is it takes several treatments to kill the smell. :-(
1165188
I don't think anything is mouse proof. Its a hard plastic I'm sure mice can chew through it, however it does have an airtight seal so I'm guessing that if the mice cant smell it they won't bother it. I'm not however, a rodent expert. You might wanna call an exterminator and get their input.
1692852
It can, but not very efficiency. Air fresher is better. Why donot you clean mouse urine?
1248791
I used it for mice, it made my house smell of Christmas last year. I also use it as air freshner.
624715
In my experience it doesn't I contacted factory they sent me new traps didn't put bait in have caught 0 mice
1695515
Not anymore than usual. As long as it's closed, you can't smell it. Highly recommended
141488
We put the bait in our garage. The mice ate it, climbed through a hole and died in our attic. The smell was awful for about five days but we have not seen or heard another rat.
1305509
Instructions say they are to be slit open some so rodent can smell it better. Supposedly has a "fishy" odor. Also says not to use where pets can get to it.
2096349
Well I use them at camp up north where we have the deer mice that usually like to come in and make themselves at home since they I put them in I have not seen a mouse or any signs of them for the past five years and I also put some at my home and we don't see any there also. Hope this helps you!
473860
Hi, I had the very same problem (note had), I cut the blocks in half and laid the pieces (usually underneath the patio) where I believed they "traveled" the most. Voila! they ate all the pieces, after laying a second batch I noticed not all the pieces were gone/eaten, we did not see any more voles/field mice. I left the uneaten pieces in place - no more mice so I have removed the residue.
1879154
They do just seem to dry up. The poison will usually make them search out water. I haven't noticed any smells in the house, but most of our critters are on the roof and in the garage.I have found them in the pool and in the pond expired.
1730841
There are a couple tiny holes on the door, but I recommend you add more. I used a drill bit about the size of the 4 that are already there and added a bunch all around the trap. Plus, it will only aid in the mouse smelling the PB faster if you drill some at the opposite end of the door.
1614719
nothing is wrong. that's what it's supposed to do. the light lights up to let you know its on then shuts off. when you catch a mouse the light will flash like every 8 seconds. however if you dont check the trap the light will stop flashing and will begin to smell.