The Big Cheese Ultra Power Block Bait Rodent Killer Kit, Refillable Bait Station and 3x20g Brodifacoum Blocks, Rat and Mice Poisoning Blocks, Fast Acting, Red, Biodegradable, Indoor and Outdoor Use

Delivered 21st June. Description says it is clear plastic but it is black--totally opaque. Have rats coming through fence from neighbours overgrown wilderness of a garden into my garden. Sited bait station close to where they enter my garden. They completely ignore it and walk straight past to scurry about looking for scraps of bird food to eat. In the 14 days of use one tiny nibble has been taken from one cube of bait---not a hint of a dead rat. I will give a bit more time & probably return within the 30 day period. So far absolutely useless. Must amend this poor review. Just checked the bait station & it has all been eaten & for 10 days now have had no rats coming into my garden. So sorry Big Cheese it certainly seems to have worked & will order more bate.

Perfect holder for rat poison 🐀 other wild animals cannot get to the poison.

Placed in existing Rat run using bate supplied. After 10 days bait not touched and rats still seen in area of trap. Replaced bait ,with a seed type that I have used succesfully before. After another 2 weeks no sign the rats have even entered the trap. Rats still seen in area of trap. Not sure if its the trap or the bait that is the problem. Not sure what to do next?

Nice discrete box which is tamper resistant, the bait seems to attract rodents and hopefully will help to reduce the population

I would recommend as after about a week our over friendly uninvited guests has gone. The box is like very sturdy Tupperware so you can see what's going on.I would recommend a brick on it to keep it in place and keep it out the way of kids and dogs just incase.

The rats did like the bait and didn’t seen to got into the box. Useless piece of equipment

The vermin love them!

I have 2 small dogs so wanted something safe to use and this fits the bill. After the November exodus from the fields the rats had their eyes on moving in under my fibreglass fish pond, their tunnels causing it to tip down one end, so it now resembles the Titanic a bit, so a big job in the summer to straighten it up. In the meantime I have two bait stations to kill the blighters off before they gnaw through the pond itself. I hate killing anything but needs must in this case as some of my fish are in their second decade now and quite large so I have to protect them. I'd recommend these kits, the blocks slide onto a rod which is secured inside by a clip, so when Roland and his family chomp on the bait blocks they can't work loose and drop onto the ground for birds or other wildlife to get at. I bought the weatherproof blocks to go in these as they last longer in damp weather. The lid is held in place with a tamper proof lock the key clips underneath the box but I've brought mine indoors and keep it safe in a drawer. I'd say they'll last for ages, but they'll be going away in the shed come summer when Roland and his family go back to the hedgerows.