How to place mouse traps in catering establishments?

The catering industry is desirable to rats. First, there are many choices of food to eat. Second, the indoor temperature is high, which is a comfortable home for rats. If left unchecked, rats are very invasive and can quickly create a rat infestation risk.

Why do you need to deploy a mousetrap?

There are many ways for rats to invade catering establishments. In addition to checking for leaks and filling gaps in the walls and adding anti-rat curtains for doors and windows, we should also add mousetraps at weak links where rats may invade, in a "wait and wait" approach. , improve the efficiency of rodent prevention and control.

How to deploy a mousetrap?

1. Place mousetraps at main entrances, such as doors, windows, pipes, etc.

Taking into account the characteristics of mice entering the house, when the Humane mouse trap is placed in the door gap or window sill, the opening and closing of the door and window need to be controlled, and no excessive gaps are left for "detours".

When handling pipelines, it is necessary to carefully inspect and place them at multiple points to prevent leaving "loopholes" and reducing the efficiency of rodent control.

2. Place Humane mouse traps in food-intensive areas such as kitchens and storage rooms to capture mice that have entered the area.

Kitchens and storage rooms where food is stored will become the favorite areas for mice because of sufficient water and food. Mouse traps and mouse traps can be placed against the wall. At the same time, the ingredients and food must be stored properly and sealed. Otherwise, many external temptations will greatly reduce the attractiveness of the food placed in the mousetrap to mice, thus reducing the extermination effect.

3. Indoor hiding places, such as cabinets, cracks holes in walls, etc.

These areas are places where mice like to hide. You can place mouse traps and traps around them, and put delicious food in them to increase the trapping rate. Cracks and holes in the walls need to be checked and filled in time to prevent mice from continuing to hide.