d-CON guides
How to find mice, where to put a station or a trap, how to use bait in a home with kids and pets, and how to clean up afterwards.
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Signs of mice in your house, and what to do first
How to tell mice are in the house: droppings, gnaw marks, nests and smell, how they get in, and the first steps before you set d-CON traps or stations.
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Where to put a mouse bait station
Where a d-CON bait station works and where it must not go: along walls, how far apart, indoors and out, and what the label decides.
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Bait station or mouse trap: which suits your house
A d-CON bait station or a No View, No Touch trap: how each works, what you see afterwards, and which suits a kitchen, a garage or a home with pets.
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Using mouse bait in a home with kids and pets
How to keep d-CON bait stations away from children and pets, what tamper-resistant does and does not mean, and who to call if bait is swallowed.
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How to clean up after mice
Cleaning up droppings, nests and a caught mouse the way the CDC describes, why you never sweep or vacuum, and how to seal the gaps afterwards.
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What EPA rules mean for the mouse bait you can buy
Why consumer mouse bait now comes in stations, why loose pellets are gone, what happened to older d-CON products, and what EPA has proposed next.
