NYC Needs a Catchmaster
NYC has recently cut back on its rodent fighting coalition. Four months have passed since pest control workers have been cut 75%, from 84 down to 21 workers. These aides clear garbage strewn lots, which, when left unattended, are breeding grounds for filthy rodents.
Rats came with the Pilgrims on the Mayflower, and have lived underneath New York City for hundreds of years. When new construction unearths a plot of land that belongs to the rats, they scurry out in droves, bringing disease and filth with them. There has been an 8% increase in rat sightings with 6,212 calls made to 311 last month alone.
Rats are everywhere in New York, everyone knows that. But it’s not okay to see these rats during the day, or outside of sewers and the subway. We need more cats, catchmaster or not. Rat poison only does so much and is dangerous for people and pets. If you start seeing rats, you need mouse glue traps. These sticky mouse traps are the best mouse traps because they are also the most humane mouse traps.
Sticky mouse traps are a great way to catch mice and rats and easily put them out of their misery with a quick shovel to the skull afterwards.
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Choose Catchmaster For Your Next BBQ
I went up to my uncle’s country house this weekend. We were going to have a big BBQ with my girlfriend, my parents, and some other uncles and aunts. After we went to the swimming hole we bought some fresh corn, spare ribs, chicken, and all kinds of goodies to throw on the grill.
While playing horseshoes we heard a loud scream. Distressed, we ran to from where it came. “These filthy rodents!” My uncle was red in the face, even more so than he normally is. “They chewed through the gas pump on the grill, and all of the gas leaked out!” I had rarely seen him so angry. He was literally huffing and puffing. “I wish I had an electromagnetic pulse that would kill them all!” He raged.
“Uncle Pat, why don’t you just get some Mouse glue traps. They’re the best mouse traps.”
“Mouse glue traps?”
“Ya, Catchmaster sells them.” He pondered this, stroking his chin as we, luckily, lit up the adjacent grill that had not been chewed through. We were still able to enjoy our BBQ, but if he doesn’t get some mouse glue traps, we might not be so lucky next time.
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Fly Trouble
My roommate always leaves the back door open. It gets hot during the summer, and to cool the kitchen he allows hundreds of flies to enter our home. Small flies, big flies, horseflies, shoe flies, black flies, brown flies, green flies – flies of all kinds. Filthy feces eating creatures. Small ones are crafty: they circle in the air when I run after them, and perch on landings where they know they blend in. These flies often grow up to be big flies, unless I kill them.
Other flies aren’t so lucky. They land on my table while I’m cleaning and I spray once, he shudders. Twice, he blisters. Thrice, four times, he struggles. And with the fifth spray he festers in the white foam, wings sputtering, legs crinkling. Ha! That’s why they call me the catchmaster, I tell him.
Other times I’ll take a kitchen towel and whip it at them, slapping them like jocks getting out of the shower, and upside down, their legs twitter in rigor mortis. But to make it easier, to never have to see them flying and buzzing around out of my sink when I run the water, or away from the cat food when I get too close, I think I’ll simply invest in a disposable fly trap. Yes, a disposable fly trap allows me to lure them in with the smell of feces (or something that attracts the insects similarly) and wham, they landed in the wrong spot for the last time.
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Catchmaster: Rat Revulsion
Its eyes glow, shining like little black pearls, its whiskers rustle, and for a moment I think this animal is cute, it just makes do with what it can. Then I see its hideous hairless tail, like a rope slither behind it, gathering the filth from under the subway. A shudder of revulsion passes from my chest to my groin. Its protruding proboscis, its little whiskers, this small disease spreader scurries and hurries under tracks, following its mate, looking to breed more disease and virulence.
The animals feast on garbage, they emerge from darkness, like disease they spread, and surely if they had the chance, disease they would spread, festering in our homes. I see the catchmaster signs displaying rat poison graphics.
I need mouse glue traps for my home. Sticky mouse traps, just to make sure that these vermin don’t get any ideas about infesting my domain. Prevention is the first step, that way I will never have to worry about finding droppings on my floor, about my daughter inhaling the dust from these animals’ debris, and succumbing to disease. Just thinking about the noxiousness rodents carry makes me sick. A cat is one thing, but my wife is allergic. Sticky mouse traps and mouse glue traps are the best.
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Catchmaster Tips to Minimize the Presence of Rodents
I used to think mice were cute. My brother even had two as pets growing up and I used to have so much fun watching them crawl through their little plastic mouse maze in their cage—probably because there was a layer of glass between us.
But I don’t think they’re so cute anymore. I had a change of heart recently when I discovered one in my kitchen, munching on god knows what. Now, mice are dead to me. You hear me mice? DEAD! Well not literally since I use humane mouse traps, but you get my drift. I also researched a few tips on how to keep the rodents at bay. A few chemical-free tactics to use in addition to handy catchmaster traps. Here’s what I found:
-Seal existing crevices, cracks, holes in your home’s interior. A mouse can fit through something as small as a quarter of an inch, so leave no stone unturned.
-As far as the exterior of your home goes, don’t leave overgrown brush around, piles of leaves, stacks of old newspapers, etc. Really anything that looks like it could harbor a few mice
-Peppermint oil is a great all-natural mouse deterrent. If you feel there’s a mouse in the house, soak a few cotton balls in peppermint oil and place them around the house. It works the same a wooden cross or wreath works for keeping vampires away!
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Tips To Minimize the Presence of Bugs in Your Home
Warm weather means an insurgence of bugs in and around your home. Just like people are more out and about during the warmer months, so are bugs. So if you’d like to curb their population and keep those pesky creatures at bay, here are a few tips:
-Stinging Insects:
If you want to minimize the presence of potentially harmful stinging insects, you should make sure the caulk and weather stripping are intact on your home so nothing can get in. It’s also a good idea to scan the property of wasps nest and beehives, especially in and around light fixtures.
-Ants and Roaches: Check for leaks under your sinks, as well as outside your home in the drainage areas. Water attracts ants and roaches. Clean up crumbs after you eat and wipe away and syrup or sugar that may have spilled in a cabinet or pantry. Feed pets at specific times instead of leaving their food out for hours, as pet food is a big attractant for ants, roaches and even rodents.
-Flies: Make sure all exterior doors and windows are properly sealed. Windows should have screens in good condition, and doors should be airtight.
If any of these annoying bugs do make it into your home, you can rest assured that Catchmaster traps can stop them in their tracks. Stock on Catchmaster traps today and be prepared in the face of any unwanted pest.
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Catchmaster BBEDS: Find Bedbugs Before They Find You
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Back Away From the Fly Swatter–Get Some Catchmaster Traps
There’s nothing worse than trying to bring a little of the outdoor breeze into your home on a nice afternoon, and somehow, a fly a gets in and does what it was born to do: pester the living.
At first you don’t even notice it.
It stays hovering above your head, scaling the ceiling in long hops. And then after it has thoroughly planned it’s route, it starts dipping down to your level for a little action. A black spec is in your periphery, and the quiet hum of its tiny wings is circling your face and ears. You recognize the presence of an intruder and get out the trusty, yet ultimately futile, flyswatter. Then it’s as if the sight of the fly swatter gives the fly super-strength. Faster than you can raise the swatter, it hurriedly flits to other side of the room, only to turn around and charge at your face, like an angry person trying trying bust open a locked door. But it flies by just grazing your face again. And on and on it goes, the determined dance of you, the fly, and the floppy flyswatter firmly in your grasp.
If this situation is all too familiar—the endless waltz with you, the fly and the swatter– then it’s time to look into Catchmaster fly traps. The Catchmaster disposable fly bag is great for prevention and deterrence, and the sticky fly ribbons and clear fly window traps are perfect for catching ones that have infiltrated your home and must be stopped.
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Mouse Glue Traps with Valerian Root
A revolutionary new concept in mouse trapping: baiting the mouse glue trap with Valerian Root.
Huh? That pretty perennial with the heady pink and white blooms you see in summer gardens?
Actually, Valerian has been used as a medicinal herb since at least the time of ancient Greece and Rome. Hippocrates described its properties, and ancient records show that it was prescribed as a remedy for insomnia.
Today you’ll find Valerian in capsule form or as a tea in your health food store or pharmacy. It is still believed to help greatly with insomnia, anxiety, fatigue, nervousness, stress, ulcers, menstrual cramps, muscle cramps, pain, spasms, and high blood pressure. It helps relax the central nervous system, promotes feelings of calm, decreases levels of anxiety and stress, and enhances sleep.
And now you can find Valerian in your Catchmaster mouse glue traps.
Rodents are highly attracted to the scent of Valerian. Once the bait has been consumed, the herb has a powerful sedative effect to calm and relax the trapped rodent.
It’s never particularly pleasant to trap rodents in your home, and we’re always working on more humane ways of dealing with pest problems. Knowing that these mouse glue traps use an herb that is all-natural and calming makes us feel pretty good.
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Baby Shower Idea: Humane Mouse Traps?
So I’m over at my best friend’s apartment in the West Village, and we’re chatting away and looking at baby clothes, because she’s due any day now. Nobody has humane mouse traps on the mind. She’s holding up this adorable onesie with, of all things, tiny bulldogs printed on it, and we’re cooing over it, because how adorable are tiny animals?
And then, right on cue, as if our conversation made it brave enough, some six feet away in the kitchen (this is a West Village studio, speaking of tiny), what to our wondering eyes did appear but a baby mouse. Climbing out of the stove top burner.
(Pause for our screams.)
Now, we do have humane mouse traps on the mind. We feel terrible. We were just expressing our love for tiny animals, and perhaps in another setting, like say, a tiny zoo?, we would even coo over this tiny mouse, but not now.
If there’s a baby mouse, we’re thinking, there must be a mama. And unlike humans, mice have litters. So maybe there’s a nest. In the stove.
(Pause for more screaming.)
Well, thank heavens for humane mouse traps, because her maternal instincts couldn’t bear the barbaric old kind you see in Tom & Jerry–but don’t even think of getting my best friend any baby clothes with little mice on them.
Even the tiny bulldogs are kind of out for now.
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