RatKil Rat Poisoning Blocks 300g - Maximum Strength Rat Poison & Mouse Poisoning Indoor | Fast Acting Rat Killer Bait Blocks & Mouse Poison for Rodent Control

It does what it supposed to do, help eliminate the problem. Easy to use, are stable in damp conditions.. Good size which means they last

A mouse has escaped in our kitchen from one of the rubbish bags while I was moving the bag to the front of our house.. I've tried mouse traps, peanut butter, fat to catch him, but nothing has worked. We've ordered this product to give it a try. I stepped on the little bags to break the poison into stripes and that is how I placed it in different areas out of reach in the kitchen. First morning the bait was completely gone.. I think he ate at least 3 bags of bait.. in the evening the mouse has gone inside the walls and started scratching. It sort of gave him power. Next morning the bait was gone again but it untill evening there was no sign of him any more, no scratching, and the bait was still in its place..after a week I found the mouse dead.. the product is really good but it needs some time 1-2days to kill the mouse. It does not kill him straight away.

We had a visitor for a few days, it was not a mere mouse though, talking about huge, possible rat ... ( caught on nest camera). He was enclosed in a particular half of the house, but got under the sink and into gap under cabinets so was hard to catch during the day. Started doing some damage too biting pipes and wearing away plasterboard. Sticky pads? he just walked over them with disregard. This poison should strictly be used in a bait box, I guess its to protect animals from eating, however we had a controlled environment so I put a couple of blocks out in the room and sure enough he took it away into his little hideaway. A few days passed and he was still as active as ever, no sign of the poison taking effect. However on the 3rd night, his actions got noticeably more destructive, that's when he chewed through the under sink pipe and got into our main drainage system. I can only imagine this was the poison taking effect and he became desperat, this seems to be a dangerous time in terms of the damage he caused.On the 4th night, I then saw on the camera I had 2 visitors ! I've laid down electric traps, humane capture traps, snap traps, sticky pads, the whole lot. By the next morning, I killed 1 in a snap trap and there was no sign of the other. He seems to have disappeared down the pipe, with no return. I can only guess the poison causing him to die somewhere in the pipe or outside. taking apart our cupboards and looking for evidence elsewhere I can see red droppings everywhere ( the poison blocks are red) so he's been having a right old feast for a few days.All in all, they did the job but took some time. They are also of an odd shape, quite large and hard rather then the pasta type ones we have previously had success with. I think they are better suited as a preventative, in a bait box outside, before the problem has gotten into the home.

We had a mouse infestation in my urban London home for a week! We put down about 20 traps around the entire house. Glue traps, electric traps. Sticky pads. Nothing. I would have preferred if these had worked, as I would have had proof the mice were gone but these little critters were smart. They didn’t fall for the bait.Finally I decided to buy this poison plus. Peppermint. I mixed the peppermint with water and sprayed it throughout the entire house. Then, I put a piece of poison in each room and went to bed.The next morning I woke up to a dirty stench. Nothing like I had smelt before. I checked the poison in my room and large piece had been eaten. I assume it was the mice had died.Well... it’s been 3 days. No sign of em! I haven’t seen any droppings. No mice. Nothing.I really wish I had saved my money on all those stupid traps and just bought this poison in the first place. Killed them off in just ONE single night.From now on, I’m just using poison. It’s quick and easy. All over the internet it says the stench stays for week. This isn’t what I found. The smell went away in just one day, and was bareable as I sprayed the place with peppermint oil.As seen by the reviews this is a great product and does the trick so easy. No set up. No having to lay bait. Just check one piece in each room and wake up to a mice free home the next day.I’ve got pieces to spare. So the next time mice enter my home they’ll be dead in a night .

Had a cam set up in the area I placed these, watched the rat eat all 10 blocks ON CAMERA, she was easy to recognize as the same one because she had a giant white splotch on her bum and face that the others didn't, and a month later while I'm checking the motion footage, there she is again, perfectly healthy, running around my utility room like she's never felt better!I'm leaving 3 stars instead of 1 because ultimately she did at least eat the poison so it succeeded on being attractive to rats (a different block poison they didn't even nibble at)I've read that some rats can become immune to poisons, and I know my neighbours have also been trying to poison them so maybe it's that, she'd simply built up some superrat immunity but these blocks just didn't do it for me unfortunately.I purchased small pellet based poison from another vendor, she took it all back to her nest, and I haven't seen or caught on cam a single rat for the last month so that clearly did the trick, if one poison doesn't work for you, try a different style. I tried 3 block style baits and none worked, but the small pellet one did.

Do the job well

I used to buy the baits from gardening stores but the rats were eating them with no effect.These baits are different matter entirely. I only used one whole packet worth of these and I was amazed with the results. I found one rat near death and another one dead near a suspected rat entrance. This was really helpful as I now know where these rascals are getting into my house from.

I’m sorry to say this product does what it says on the tin. I’ve been battling with a mouse infestation for months. I’ve tried everything as bait in humane traps but sadly they’re much too smart for that and every time I clear out and trap an area they find another way into another area with food and I simply cannot afford to replace everything in the cupboard with plastic storage containers. Bought these alongside secure RoShield bait boxes as I have pets that I wouldn’t trust to not take a curious bite.I popped a bait box in the pantry and one up in the loft. The loft one hasn’t been touched as the picture shows but the one in the pantry has clearly been a hot spot. I know the mice are in the loft but clearly they’re not seeking out the bait, just happening across it so I would suggest you need to know exactly where the rodents are for this to work. I’m still aware the problem exists as I can still hear them but hopefully it won’t be too much longer before our problem is solved. Sad to have to use this method and would have much preferred a humane solution but clearly this is getting more hits than the humane methods. I suppose time will tell if the bait does the job completely.