Before proceeding with baits and traps, it's best to first eliminate their food and water source that is drawing rats and mice to your property. Make your home or business unwelcoming to rats and mice by sealing up cracks and openings, thoroughly cleaning surfaces and floors and eliminating all sources of food and water. This is also known as integrated pest management.

Outdoors, keep weeds and overgrown vegetation under control, we want to make it difficult for them to roam around unnoticed and offer them as little coverage as possible. Make sure your trash can lids are tight and that pet food is not accessible to rats and mice.

Eratication is a rodenticide made with real peanut butter and seeds, and is 100% guaranteed to attract and kill rodents. The bait is shaped into blocks with pre-drilled holes so that it can be easily applied inside bait stations. Eratication Rodent Bait contains diphacinone which is an effective but slow killing poison that prevents bait shyness.

The Solutions Bait Stations are used to protect the bait blocks from the weather, your pets, and other wildlife. These stations feature a tamper-proof lid, requiring a key (included) to open, to keep children, pets and non-target animals from reaching bait.

When handling rat bait, stations, and traps, it is important that you wear gloves. This not only protects you from the bait, but will keep your scent off the station. If a rodent smells human activity, they might avoid the stations and bait.

Open the bait station with the key that comes with the product. Place three Eratication Bait Blocks through the metal rods in the station, and close the station. Next, put the bait station close to your foundation, near a suspected burrow, or where you noticed rodent activity.

Use 2 bait stations outside with six bait blocks 20 to 40 feet apart from each other. Check the bait stations frequently and replace any bait that has been chewed on or eaten. Keep replacing until there is no longer feeding activity.