쥐덧 구매요령 How to Buy a Better Mousetrap > 헬퍼도우미

Figure out how you want to trap the vermin. There are certainly PETA-friendly options out there, and you can

go for the guts and glory traditional snap traps.

Assess the severity of your problem, and shop accordingly. Some traps just don't do if your rat infestation looks

like the flight of the lemmings. They're only good for one-off kills. However, some traps are easy to set up,

so might be good if you notice rodents from floor paneling to ceiling tiles.

Understand the function of the trap. Live, or catch-and-release traps are reusable and safe around children and

pets. Their main function if to relocate scared rodents. Snap traps are your traditional lock-and-load device.

Technically, they're recyclable, but it's not recommended. Glue boards, which draw vermin to a shallow

glue tray, are good for bulk encounters, but death is slow and some find them unbearably creepy. Electronic

traps use a quick, non-messy electric current to kill rodents. They're more or less safe, but can be costly.

Poison is a good option, but tends to take effect before the vermin leave the building, so short-term odor can

result. Professional exterminators can be expensive, but are typically the safest bet.