NoTox Mini Blocks are a non-toxic rodent control bait block from Lipha Tech designed to manage rats and mice without harmful chemicals. These compact blocks can be used in homes, commercial and industrial buildings, agricultural settings, and transport vehicles. Their small size makes them easy to place in tight spaces and bait stations, offering a practical and accessible solution for rodent management in a wide range of environments.
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SKU
80000663
NoTox Mini Blocks are a non-toxic rodent control bait block from Lipha Tech designed to manage rats and mice without harmful chemicals. These compact blocks can be used in homes, commercial and industrial buildings, agricultural settings, and transport vehicles. Their small size makes them easy to place in tight spaces and bait stations, offering a practical and accessible solution for rodent management in a wide range of environments.
Product Information
No Toxicity
NoTox Mini Blocks provide a unique and nontoxic way to monitor the activity of rats and mice in various settings, including homes, commercial and public buildings, and transport vehicles. The blocks contain no active ingredient, making them safe to use around humans and animals.
Top Features
Monitors rodents, nuisance animals, and pests in and around buildings
Triangle block to aid in bait identification
Red dye is highly visible in rodent droppings
For use in mouse and rat bait stations
Convenient 20g blocks, 10 lb pail
Based on the same formula as Maki mini blocks
Application
Inspect and Identify:
Identifying areas where they are likely to find and consume a bait is important. Such areas include along walls, gnawed openings, in burrows or corners, and concealed places, among others. Additionally, it is recommended to remove alternative food sources as much as possible.
Placement: When using the bait, 20g blocks should be placed every 8-12 feet for mice and every 15-30 feet for rats.
Follow-Up: Regular inspection of the bait is necessary for signs of rodent activity. If gnawing or eating of bait is noted, toxic bait or traps should be used until no new signs of activity are observed. Contaminated or spoiled bait should be replaced immediately.