(1 Box Kit) Roshield Multi-Bait Block Bait Control Kit

(1 Box Kit) Roshield Multi-Bait Block Bait Control Kit Description

1x Roshield Multi-Bait Kit

750g Kit for the control of rats and mice in and around buildings

Our popular kit for controlling rats and house mice using a combination of our block and wheat formulations. Our kit allows rodents to feed on their preferred bait, allowing them to choose a favourite and lessen the likelihood of dealing with bait shyness, which is a common problem when dealing with rats and mice.

The rodenticide bait blocks can be inserted directly onto the metal rod, whilst the wheat sachet can be clamped to the rear lid. This secure solution allows the bait to remain inside the box and prevent any spillage and risk to non-target animals whilst controlling the rodent infestation.

This listing includes:

• 1 x 300g Roshield wax bait blocks (15 x 20g)
• 3 x 150g Roshield whole wheat sachet (450g)
• 1 x Tamper-resistant bait station
• Bait rod, bait divider and rod pack
• Instructions

Our wheat bait is a ready-for-use bait formulated using food grade micronised (high temperature treated) wheat. Micronisation prevents germination and begins converting starches to sugars, sweetening the bait and increasing its attractiveness to rodents.

Roshield wax blocks are manufactured by a hot casting process, ensuring the wax and other components are intimately mixed. This process ensures blocks are highly tolerant of humidity and suitable for use both indoors and outdoors. The blocks have a hole through the centre that allows them to be securely fixed within a bait station, a legal requirement in the UK.

All our rodenticide products are manufactured in the UK using materials sourced from British farmers. Our tamper-resistant bait station has been made directly from recycled materials sourced from old car bumpers and dashboards, again in the UK.

Every sachet bag contains 150g bromadiolone whole wheat, registered and approved for use in the UK by amateur users.

How to use your Roshield bait box

Before undertaking any rodenticide control, it is important to carry out a risk assessment to highlight any hazards that may be an issue throughout the control period. Take particular note of any pets or non-target access that may be active within the area of control. When required, please take all necessary steps to prevent access, including relocating the box to a better location, tethering the box to a fixed item or covering it with heavy materials to limited access.

Baiting should be installed as close as possible to the rodents main food source or habitation area; however, boxes should not be placed directly in the open. The ideal location would be against walls or sheds adjacent to their main environment. If baiting around chickens, keep the boxes to the external part of the fencing.

Several boxes may be required to control an infestation, and they should be placed in spread-out locations depending on the size and location of the activity. For best practice, place some boxes near the feed sites and others close to the habitation area.

It is critically important for rodents' successful control that their main food source is identified and controlled. For example, if they are around a bird feeder, stop feeding the birds; if you have chickens add hoppers to control spillage.

For wheat, insert 1 packet of wheat into the bait station, either via piercing the bag and placing it onto the enclosed bait rod or if you prefer to use the lid of the box to clamp the bag down once closed. We recommend 1 150g sachet per box. Check to make sure that the rodenticide is clearly fixed within the box before closing the lid.

For blocks or pasta sachets, we recommend placing 5-10 blocks by threading them directly onto the provided bait rod, within the range of 150g-200g, would be adequate. Close the lid making sure that the contents and secure and won't escape.

Rodents can take a while to accept box stations, so we recommend 3-4 days before initially checking the box and then every 2-4 days, depending on the bait consumption. It is important to continue baiting until no further activity is observed.

Legal Product Information

Approved by the HSE for amateur operators within the UK.

Ready-to-use bait to be used in tamper-resistant bait stations for the control of rats and mice in and around buildings.

Blocks

• Supplied in packets of 300g (15 x 20g)
• Bromadiolone 0.0025% & denatonium benzoate 0.001% w/w
• HSE Registration Name: Roshield Wax Block Bait
• HSE Registration No: UK-2016-0986-0007

Wheat

• Supplied in sachets of 150g
• Bromadiolone 0.0025% & denatonium benzoate 0.001% w/w
• HSE Registration Name: Roshield Whole Wheat Bait
• HSE Registration No: UK-2016-0990-0009

Hazard statement(s): H373 May cause damage to organs (Blood) through prolonged or repeated exposure. Always read and comply with the instructions on the rear of the packaging.

Precautionary statement(s): P260 Do not breathe dust. P314 Get medical advice/ attention if you feel unwell. P501 Dispose of contents/ container in accordance with national regulations

Warning: May cause damage to organs (Blood) through prolonged or repeated exposure. Contains 1, 2- Benzisothiazolin-3-one. May produce an allergic reaction. To avoid risks to human health and the environment, comply with the instructions for use.

Safety Data Sheet (SDS) available on request.