Pests · Mice

Mice

House mice get in through gaps the size of a coin and quickly take over homes, stores, and warehouses. Mice are handled with grain baits, dough baits, wax blocks, and glue traps — the format is chosen for the site and its humidity.

Soft baits Grain baits Wax blocks Sticky ribbons and glue traps

About the pest

A mouse finds its way indoors through an opening of about a centimeter — a vent, a gap around utility lines, a loose-fitting door. Once inside it needs no more than crumbs and access to water, which is why mice turn up even in tidy homes, while in stores and warehouses they settle behind the racking and in back rooms.

The main damage is contamination: food a mouse has touched is no longer fit to eat, and in production and retail that means direct write-offs. A mouse's incisors grow throughout its life, so it gnaws constantly — packaging, insulation, and wiring all suffer.

The protection plan is the same as for rats, adjusted for size: grain baits and dough baits in dry places, wax blocks in damp ones, and glue traps where baits are undesirable — next to food, for example.

Set bait points more densely than for rats: a mouse feeds within a few meters of its nest.
Close off access: seal the gaps, fit screens over the vents.
Keep permanent points at sites with goods turnover — new animals arrive with deliveries.
Use products strictly according to the instructions on the pack.

Worth knowing

They get in anywhere

Mice squeeze through an opening of about 1 cm — the size of a coin. Inspect utility-line entry points and door thresholds.

Always gnawing

The incisors grow throughout life, so a mouse gnaws constantly: packaging, insulation, cable.

A small radius

They feed within a few meters of the nest — bait points have to be set more densely than for rats.

Contamination beats gnawing

Food with mouse traces means write-offs and findings at inspections, the main loss in retail.

Product categories

Soft baits

Bait works only after a rodent eats it — so this entire category is about palatability. The soft bait smells like food and has the texture rodents expect from food: one feeding, death on day 3–8, and no wariness among the rest of the colony.

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Sticky ribbons and glue traps

Where chemicals are entirely off-limits — at a food plant, in a kitchen, or at a childcare facility — mechanical trapping does the work: glue and a food attractant. Not a gram of active ingredient, up to 4 weeks of effectiveness, and a result visible directly on the trap.

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Grain baits

Grain is familiar food to rats and mice, so a grain bait needs no habituation: the rodent takes it at once. A single feeding is enough, death follows on day 3–8, and the loose form covers an area, not a point.

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Wax blocks

Ordinary bait in a basement or utility tunnel turns to mush within days. The wax block holds its shape at up to 100% humidity and in freezing cold, and the rodent dies on day 3–8 — with no decomposition odor indoors.

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