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"T"s and Glue Traps
I read a concern about a loose "T" getting stuck in a rodent glue trap.
In my company I use non-stick cooking spray to unstick snakes and lizards from glue traps used by home owners and pest control companys.
I spray the animal and gently roll the animal and the non-stick immediately fills in and the animal is released.
I was thinking this could be done with "T"s or "Pedes" if they get loose and happen to get caught in one.
I know they are delicate but think it could work with two people.
One person "pins" the "T" with their fingers and the other sprays the non-stick and GENTLY lifts the the stuck parts with an orange pick or wood sculping tool.
I dont use glue traps but if you do, there is a chance your "T" is gonna get caught if it escapes.
I read a concern about a loose "T" getting stuck in a rodent glue trap.
In my company I use non-stick cooking spray to unstick snakes and lizards from glue traps used by home owners and pest control companys.
I spray the animal and gently roll the animal and the non-stick immediately fills in and the animal is released.
I was thinking this could be done with "T"s or "Pedes" if they get loose and happen to get caught in one.
I know they are delicate but think it could work with two people.
One person "pins" the "T" with their fingers and the other sprays the non-stick and GENTLY lifts the the stuck parts with an orange pick or wood sculping tool.
I dont use glue traps but if you do, there is a chance your "T" is gonna get caught if it escapes.
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