Snap! If you have a mouse problem in your home and you’ve set an old-fashioned mouse trap that kills by means of a snapping bar, that’s a sound you’re probably familiar with. But when you go to investigate, do you cringe at the thought of the mess that aaits you? Or maybe it was just a false alarm and the trap activated by accident, catching nothing but thin air? Even worse, what if the sound is immediately followed by something terrible—the sound of a screaming child whose little fingers are caught in the trap’s painful grip?

While this type of old-fashioned device is an easy mouse trap, easy doesn’t always mean effective or safe. Even if a snapping trap catches a mouse instead of air or fingers, it doesn’t necessarily mean that the mouse is dead. And even if the kill is successful, you’ve really only won half the battle.

Killing a Mouse Doesn’t Always Stop It from Harming You and Your Family

The truth is, even if an easy mouse trap like a snapping trap, or sticky glue-filled tray does kill your mice, it does nothing to prevent the spread of disease. Mice are riddled with disease- carrying parasites like fleas and ticks. When a mouse dies, these leeching pests will simply look for another residence, like your kids, your pets or you.

Sealing In the Kill: The Only Way to Keep Disease Away

The only way to truly solve your mouse problem is to not only kill the mice, but to eliminate the problems that come with those old-fashioned easy mouse traps. You need an easy mouse trap that kills without fail and without a mess, while preventing the spread of disease within your home. In short, you need an easy sealing mouse trap.

The Easy Sealing Mouse Trap: The “100-Percent Solution”

The good news is that there is a mouse trap that not only kills mice easily, safely and effectively, it does so without a mess and prevents the spread of disease, parasites and odors. A sealing mouse trap is the ONLY way to kill mice each and every time while offering the most hygienic mouse-killing solution available.

To use the easy sealing mouse trap, you begin by removing the small sealing hatch and spreading it with peanut butter for bait. After you reinsert the hatch, you place the trap near a wall in an area where mice are known to frequent. When the rodent drops by for a meal, it enters the trap, activating the internal “kill bar” in the process. This powerful metal jaw kills the mouse 100 percent of the time, with no chance for escape.

When the kill bar is activated, the red fluid-tight door closes and creates an impenetrable seal. Bodily fluids, parasites and odors stay inside the trap—100 percent of the time. The seal also keeps little fingers and pet paws out—100 percent of the time.

When the trap is full, you just pick it up and throw it in the trash without ever having to see, touch or smell the dead mouse. Simply put, there is no safer, more effective, more hygienic way to solve your mouse problem than with this easy mouse trap.

Don’t Let a Mouse Take Over Your House—Get an Easy Mouse Trap That Seals the Deal

You may not be aware of this, but for each mouse you see prowling around your home, as many as 10 more could also be present, just waiting to spread disease to you and your family. When you use an easy mouse trap that kills and seals, you’re taking a big step to curing your rodent problem and all that comes with it once and for all.

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It’s that time of the year, Spring Cleaning season, when the weather gets warmer and we throw open windows and doors and air out our living spaces. Along with that airing-out often comes the realization that we have too much stuff in our homes. Which leads tens of thousands of people each year to look for convenient and affordable self storage.

Once you’ve decided what items to store, Henfield Self Storage offers two choices: storage rooms or storage containers. What’s the difference?

Broadly speaking, the storage room suits customers who need regular and easy access to their goods; the container suits those who just want to have the goods taken away for a period of time.

So, your Christmas decorations, tax records, and backup photos would be suited for a storage room, while high school yearbooks and baby keepsakes can go in a storage container. Renting a storage room means you take the items there and store or remove them as you need. With a storage container, Henfield will deliver the container to you, you fill it up, then they pick it up and store it for you.

Henfield Hire Self Storage is a family-owned and-run company, part of a small group that has been operating for forty years. They keep their prices low even while offering personal touches like free collection service because they keep their overhead low. Whether you just need to store a few items in a 10 foot square locker, or need an entire garage to rent, visit Henfield Self Storage to find the storage solution that’s right for you.

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I’m fortunate to live in a quiet subdivision that also happens to be home to several township police officers who regularly drive their cars around the neighborhood. In general, the part of Lansing I live in is pretty safe, although I was surprised to find that a list of crime statistics showed that Lansing ranks #61 for cities with a population of 100,000 to 249,999. There are an average of 11.8 burglaries per 1,000 people here. Yikes.

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