Time’s Up Fast Action Block Bait

To effectively use Time’s Up Fast Action Block Bait, follow these steps:

1. Identify Rodent Activity: Place baits in areas where rodents are most active, such as near droppings or signs of feeding.

2. Use Bait Stations: Always use tamper-resistant bait stations to prevent accidental exposure to pets or wildlife.

3. Secure Baits: Place blocks in bait stations or secure them on surfaces to prevent movement.

4. Monitor Consumption: Check baits regularly and replenish as needed to maintain a continuous supply.

For Best Results

• Eliminate alternative food sources. This will make the rodenticide more attractive.
• Wear gloves when handling Time’s Up Fast Action Block Bait, not just for safety but because rodents can detect human odours and it might cause bait shyness.
• Place the bait station where there are signs of rodent activity such as droppings, evidence of feeding, or even chewed skirtings.
• You may want to MONITOR BEFORE BAITING like Pest Control Professionals do. Place a non-poisonous lure (like peanut butter, nuts, chocolates, marshmallows, or soft cheese) in the bait station and monitor. When you see evidence of bait take, remove the Lure and replace it with Times Up Bait. This way you are ONLY using Poisons where you are likely to get the best result. Space bait stations about 2-3 metres apart.
• Place the station along a wall so the wall guides the rodent into the station.
• Leave the Bait Station in place for 2-3 days. Inspect baits daily for evidence of feeding. Rats can be shy and may monitor the station a few times before feeding.
• Replenish Time’s Up Fast Action Block Bait until you see no more evidence of bait take.
• Remove the bait station when feeding activity ceases and there is no more evidence of mice. This may take up to 2 weeks if there is multiple mice present.