BROS mouse bait station with feed 60 g bait - BROS 38089910

BROS mouse bait station with 60 g bait is a compact rodent control device designed for targeted placement in homes, garages and storage areas. The unit integrates a protected bait compartment and an external feed area that guides mice into the station while reducing the risk of accidental contact by people and non-target animals. The product is intended for localized mouse management where a small amount of preloaded bait is sufficient for short-term control.

Advantages

The design keeps bait enclosed and accessible only through entry points suitable for mice, which minimizes exposure to children and pets. The compact size allows placement in narrow spaces and along runways where mice travel. Preloaded 60 g bait reduces handling during setup and simplifies replacement. Durable plastic construction resists typical household moisture and provides stable positioning on flat surfaces.

Suitable for

• Homes and apartments for localized mouse control
• Garages, sheds and utility rooms
• Storage areas, basements and crawl spaces
• Targeted control along walls and known rodent runways

Key specifications

• Compact enclosure with an integrated bait compartment and feeding area
• Preloaded bait capacity: 60 g
• Plastic housing designed for indoor use and dry sheltered locations
• Entry points sized to reduce access by larger animals

How to use

Place the bait station along walls, behind appliances or in areas where droppings or gnaw marks indicate rodent activity. Ensure the station sits flat and that entry points face the expected runway. Check local regulations and follow label instructions for the bait content. Replace or refill the unit when the bait is consumed or contaminated and dispose of used bait according to local waste and safety rules.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the bait station regularly and keep it out of reach of children and pets. Use the device as part of an integrated pest management approach that includes sanitation and exclusion measures to reduce attractants and entry points.