How to Remove Mouse Trap Glue

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The glue from the trap can become an issue. It gets on your hands, or your pet somehow has got the glue on its fur and paws. Maybe there is some of the glue on your floor.

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If you find yourself in any of these situations, there is an answer to your dilemma. Read on to discover how you can remove mouse trap glue from you, your beloved pets, your floor, and your clothes.

Is the Glue Poisonous?

The glue is safe unless it is ingested either by a child or a pet. That should make you think twice about where to locate the trap. You want it to take care of your mouse problem but without posing a health risk to your family.

How Do I Remove Mouse Trap Glue From Skin?

1. Get some oil (olive oil or vegetable oil) and blot it over the glue with a cotton ball. 2. Wait for around five minutes. 3. Take a soft cloth and gently rub it across the affected spot. The glue should start to come off your skin. 4. Wash your hands with soap and water.

What Can I Do to Remove the Mouse Trap Glue From My Pet?

Pets love to explore, play and roll around. During these activities, your animal may accidentally make contact with the glue from your mouse trap.

Cleaning Mouse Trap Glue From Fur

How you address this problem depends on the size of the animal. If your pet is small and most of the fur is covered with glue, then it’s better to take them to the vet.

Removing the Glue From Your Pet’s Paw

If your cat or dog has stepped onto the mouse trap, it may be still stuck to its paw. If that’s the case then you need to proceed with caution.

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