Tamper-Proof Rodent Bait Station: Product Review
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
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In this video, we will review the Solutions Rodent Bait Station. We'll go over how it works, how to use, where and when to apply, and the different considerations before choosing this product.
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What is it? What is it used for? 0:33
Getting started: 0:48
How to use: 1:04
What to expect: 2:55
Product drawbacks: 3:41
Solution’s Rodent Bait Station is a multi-use, tamper-proof bait station. This product is made from sturdy ABS plastic and is a great addition for any rodent bait or snap trap treatment.
Using the Rodent Bait station is simple and safe. The station features a tamper-proof lid that requires a key to open. The key is provided with every station and ensures children and pets cannot open the station. It also comes with a crumb trap for bait blocks, making clean up quick and easy.
Place each bait station 10-25 feet apart along walls and fence lines, near burrows or holes where the rodents might be nesting, and in areas where you have seen rodent activity.When placing the stations, be sure to place them with the entrance to the station against the wall. You can even place the stations vertically for tight spaces
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Thanks for the internal installation instructions - the first I've found that talks you through how to set it up as there are no instructions in the box. Easy when you know how, but that's true of most things. Your time in doing this is appreciated
Thank you. This video actually told me how to set the trap unlike the company’s own video.
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I put snap traps inside the bait box and caught 2 the first night.. excellent tip.
Looks like a good product, does solve some problems. I've found the best way to clean the stations is with a shop vac. Traps work well if there are a few mice, but you can't beat real infestation with them.
I used the bait station it works great put peanut butter on the trap,peanut butter is the best bait because the smell is really strong and overwhelming caught a rat in 3 hours
Does it kill the rat or does it just trap it ?
It kills them
What is the bait made of?
My personal observation: The bait station with the snapping killer traps is exponentially more effective vs just using the snapping traps alone! I've yet to use poison... possible in future?
poison means a slow painful death for an intelligent and social mammal. Also, any birds of prey in your area that eat rats might kill the rat while he is slow and dying of the poison, because it takes so long to kill them. This can kill the bird of prey (who may be endangered and who is actively keeping the rat population in your area down!) Poison only as a very last resort when there's no other choice!
You've found that the mice go for the snap trap when it is enclosed in a base station more often than when the snap trap is exposed and alone? I've been considering placing snap traps in bait stations but due to cost and size of the bait station it means I can't have as many snap traps in play as just having exposed snap traps.
I have a video camera on the station and the rat hole I get footage of them walking around and on top of the station they even poke their heads in but are hesitant to go in. It is day three
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My rat terrier loves grabbing up dead mice. I have to watch her like a hawk. My apartment complex had those put on each apartment building. They didn't give warning so if they wonder of and die and my dog grabs up one it could hurt her. We have neighbor cats also.
Rodentcides kill more than unwanted rodents. It kills raptors, owls, eagles and more that survive on eating rodents also. There are alternatives. More and more cities are banning rodentcides, for a good reason.
That's what I'm worried about to with my barn cats... My neighbor has these everywhere
@@knarley123 What are the Cost Effective Alternatives that work 100% Please?
@@knarley123 true ! We had alley cats back in the day and they were the rodent control back then. Someone decided to put bait stations. And little by little every morning we would wake up to a stiff cat in the parking lot or in the alleys. The mice and rats won that battle against the cats.
Okay so I did a homemade trap for mice could you do that and still catchem
Is there a way to open the box now that I’ve lost the key?! I know the video says not but there must be a hack?!
Hi Stephen, sorry to hear you lost your key. You can buy replacement keys here: www.solutionsstores.com/aegis-replacement-key
And sorry, no hack to opening the station once it is locked without destroying it. The rodent bait station is tamper-resistant and specifically designed to NOT open without a key. It's how we keep non-target animals and people safe :)
How many rodents can be caught at a time?
Ok I see they keep the dead rodent in the trap. I think this is the best thing ever. I guess the pest control will come back and check them they are on each side of 4 apartments so that makes sense I wondered why they put so many down. I've never had mice while living here. We have cats in the neighborhood that are the bomb
Cats are great at helping keep mice and rats out.
No. This trap does not hold the rat or mouse !! They eat the poison and leave-- exits on both ends of trap ! They get very thirsty and hunt for water ! This poison dehydrates them to death !
@@barbaramaugeri3696Exactly. Unless you have a trap in the box, the rodent will just walk off with the "food" and die somewhere else. Maybe still in your garden!
I haven't got blocks I have powder with the bait box, might be a silly question, do I put the powder in the box or leave it in the bag and the rats will chew through it?
Other than giving mice something to eat, what does the bait do in terms of eliminating rodents?
Juan Alvarez Haha, the bait is poison. It feeds them and then they die outside or between your walls.
@@zackdelarocha8 or it slows them down so they get caught by an owl or another bird of prey and then the owl dies too.
@@therabbithat That can happen as well although I don’t know if that’s much of an issue in large cities. Or at least I don’t know that it’s worth the trade off because rats are out of control in many cities throughout the United States and snap traps just would not cut it.
Most poisons available in stores are weak and watered down. If the poison contains only 1% of the active ingredient, they are junk The poisons designed for pro and farm use will come in big packages and contain 5% active ingredient and will kill the rodent with one feeding. They are generally only available in farm or commercial type of stores and will say "for farm use" on them. Look at the % on the back.
Is the purpose of this so only rats may access the food (poison) or so that they die in it as well?
Hi, good question. The purpose of the bait station is to provide a dark, enclosed space for the rodents to feed on the bait. But they are also tamper-resistant, meaning they cannot be opened by children or pets. You must have a key to open. Most rat poisons are slow-acting, so rodents will typically feed in a bait station and then return to their nest.
@@solutionspestandlawn and in route can get picked up buy another animal that inadvertently finishes it off and it dies a very slow painful death too from the poison. Brilliant!
@@LSusin the other option is to have these destructive devils tear up your walls and attic and potentially cause a house fire by chewing on wiring.
If this thing works then how come a rat was in my living room/ kitchen area? It's about 15 of these rat boxes in my apartment complex but a rat got in my unit.
Rats are alot smarter than mice. Rat stations are good if there's no food competition. Alot of time the food in the station will not attract them if there's another food source.
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The rats are eating the bait but shockingly they are also eating away the station itself !
Good video. Better than the manufacturer:. Liphatech. I wasn't sure how to load/bait. Their video sucks
Thank you for your positive feedback.
Crooked company. Stay away!! I wish someone had told me what a terrible company they are.
I ordered something similar on Amazon. It came with no directions. I have touched the bait stations without gloves. Can I wash them with dish soap to take my scent off?
Yes, you can. Be sure to wear gloves after the product has been completely cleaned.
Today is May 20th I just received my package I received the same one in this video I unpacked it open the trap the black large box trap was missing the tray and the medal sticks and the glue trap I bought 4 all 4 came but in two pack glued together I had a hard time separating it without making a mess I just set up the box the best I can without the medal stick now let's see how it work's I will leave updates
What if an animal we approve of eats the poisoned rodents? Will it die? Just how dangerous are these poisoned mice and rats to them?
We recently have a rat problem and we are using bait stations. My only concern about using the bait is the dust residue from the bait, is that something to be concern or not really?
This product doesn’t work!!
Will squirrels be able to get inside
Where are you located?
So is there any way you can get rid of human scent on the trap?
Wear gloves when handling the product.
can the mice get out of the traps?
Hi, Jessica. The bait station is a tool to provide an enclosed safe space for mice and rats to eat any rodent poison that is housed in the station. So, yes, they will be able to freely come and go as they please. However, you can install a snap trap inside the station. They would enter the station and then get caught and killed in the snap trap.
Solutions Pest & Lawn Ok thanks because I was worried if my cats were to catch the mice after the mice ate the poison they would get sick