Roshield External Rat & Mouse Rodent Bait Box Control Kit - 1 Tamper-Resistant Lockable Box & 15 Pasta Bait Poison Sachets (1 Pack of 150g)

This was to replace one we lent out and never got back.It works well and is easy to check on , keep clean and refill

Working from home I was aware we had some unwelcome visitors to the garden.They seem to have gone now. I am still putting out the trap with the poison for another week or so to make sure. I removed all the birdbood apart from the feeders with the large trays attached to catch the mess and I pigeon proofed those. Less/no mess from those. I am still able to feed the birds.My cats, prodigous hunters both and they did their best, but this second invasion were cleverer than the first. If the birds were not feeding they stayed under cover. As soon as the cats appeared the birds exited so did the new rats.I don't like killing things but I could see we would have a serious problem if I didn't do something. There are chickens a couple of doors up the street. We are going to try other deterents to keep them from nesting in the garden.The box was easy to use and fastened securely. You can string the bait on a rod or put in in loose. The bins for the bait are well away from the entrance so pets can't get to it.

Easy to use, sturdy construction. None of the bait was taken, but the rat hasn't been seen since, maybe one of the neighbors got it instead. IV left the trap in place just incase.

Early days but seems good quality and is certainly a good price.What was very impressive in my opinion was the fact that the seller sent out all the safety and operating instructions before the product was delivered so I knew exactly what to expect.Would definitely recommend product and supplier, appears to be a very professional set up.

I bought this having seen a rat merrily running across my lawn with a chunk of bread intended for the birds. It was easy to set up. I put rubber gloves on before handling anything. I put half the bait in, so I had spare in case I needed to go round again. I put it out near where I had seen the rat go and Id heard it (under the shed). I put a brick on it as advised to keep it steady. I also put a bit of the same bread near the entrance to entice it in. I didnt go near it then for about 8 days. When I checked the box all the bait had gone and there was no noise from under the shed. I havent seen any evidence Mr Rat is still in residence so Im assuming he is no more and the bait box did its job. I’ve stored all the kit locked up.I have to add Im not in the habit of killing rats and Im sad to have to do this, the first time in living here for 20 years. It was very near our home and I have children. I hope I dont need to use the box again, but if I do I am confident it will work. It was straightforward and I didnt need to bring a specialist in.

I have been filling my bait box constantly since August. It is now December.I watch on the camera as the mice and the rats come every night to feed.Not one dead mouse or rat.

Been outside for mo ths and not much evidence seen of any bait being taken despite seeing rats in the garden

I was starting to despair thinking this wasn't working as I continued to see rats on the patio daily. The helpful leaflet stated that if the bait is constantly disappearing but you are continuing to see rats it could well be a larger infestation than you thought. They haven't emptied it for the first time in well over a week. I was having to fill daily. No dead bodies and no odour. Easy to refill. I smeared some peanut butter on the sachets to entice them to enter. Some people have commented on not being able to use the key after the first time. You only need to turn it a tiny bit for the box to open. You'll get a feel for it after a couple of times. I weighted it down with a plant pot. Another excellent tip I found somewhere was that not only do you need to remove all food sources available to the little blighters (I stopped feeding the birds) but more importantly remove all sources of WATER. Unlike mice, rats cannot do without it. Be prepared to order more pasta bait. I got through several packets before their demise. I really didn't want to poison them but they refused point blank to go in the humane trap! Mind you, it could have taken some weeks for me to take them away one by one to a new home 3 miles away! All in all I would certainly recommend this product but you may have to be patient.