JP2009219476A - Rat-trapping block - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a rat-trapping block in order to solve problems in which a conventional adhesive type rat-trapping device is installed on floors and furniture on which rats may appear in order to trap rats by using the adhesive type rat-trapping device and rats which passes through the floors and furniture were trapped, but rats, especially Rattus rattus has ability to jump to a distance of about 1.5 m and for example, the rat can be moved by jumping from furniture to furniture and therefore, even when many adhesive type rat-trapping devices are arranged around furniture in order to trap rats, rats are allowed to jump from other furniture for invasion and those adhesive type rat-trapping devices arranged often become vain. <P>SOLUTION: The rat-trapping block is characterized in that one end of a barrier part of a rat-trapping block is attached to an end of furniture and a trapping part is placed on a floor and rats jumping from other furniture are blocked by the barrier part and the rats dropped by the block are trapped by the trapping part. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a mouse trap block that blocks, for example, the movement of a mouse that jumps from furniture to furniture and captures the dropped mouse.

  Some conventional mouse traps use an adhesive sheet to capture mice. (For example, see Utility Model Documents 1, 2, 3, 4).

Utility model document 1

No. 4506

Utility model document 2

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 07-018052

Utility Model Reference 3

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 47-007364

Utility Model Reference 4

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 57-138591

  Hereinafter, a mousetrap using a conventional pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet (hereinafter simply referred to as an adhesive-type mousetrap) will be described. Conventionally, when a mouse is captured by an adhesive mousetrap, an adhesive mousetrap is placed at a place where the mouse is likely to appear, and the mouse passing there is captured to achieve the purpose.

  In order to capture a mouse with an adhesive mousetrap, an adhesive mousetrap was placed on the floor or furniture where the mouse would appear, and the mouse passing there was captured. However, mice, especially black rats, have a jumping ability of about 1.5 meters, so they can jump from furniture to furniture, for example. Therefore, even if you try to capture a mouse by placing a lot of sticky mousetraps around furniture, the mouse will jump from other furniture and allow entry, and a lot of sticky mousetraps will be placed. Often also wasted.

  An object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems, and the purpose thereof is, for example, even if a large number of adhesive-type mousetraps are arranged around furniture, the object jumps and moves. An object of the present invention is to provide a mousetrap that can easily capture a mouse that jumps and moves, instead of an adhesive mousetrap that has been powerless to the mouse.

  In order to achieve the above object, the mousetrap according to the present invention attaches one end of the barrier part of the mousetrap block to the edge of the furniture, for example, puts the adhesive type catcher on the floor, and the mouse jumps from other furniture etc. The objective is achieved by blocking the mouse in the mouse trap block and capturing the mouse in the trap.

  The barrier part and the catching part of the mousetrap may be of a structure that can be separated by a perforation or the like according to the purpose of use. Further, the capturing unit may be a water tank instead of the adhesive sheet.

  As an example, if an example of attaching a mousetrap to furniture and capturing the mouse is described, the barrier portion of the mousetrap block is attached so as to cover the mouse entry portion of the furniture. In order to attach the barrier portion to the furniture, it is preferable to use attachment means such as a hook or an adhesive tape with release paper. Moreover, the hook, the adhesive tape with release paper, and the like may be attached to the barrier portion in advance. Place the trap for the mousetrap on the floor.

  Paper, resin, wood products, fabric, metal, non-woven fabric, rubber sheet, etc. can be used as the material for the barrier section of the mousetrap. In addition, the barrier portion of the mousetrap is made of a material and can be folded with a crease or a hinge, or can be compacted by winding to improve the storage property. If the adhesive capture part is folded with the adhesive part inside, the storage property will be improved. If the barrier part and the adhesive trapping part can be separated, or if they are separated, the barrier part can be reused by discarding only the adhesive trapping part after capturing the mouse. If the catcher is a water tank, it can be reused.

  If the mouse trap block is transparent, such as a transparent resin, it is possible to make an illusion that there is no barrier in a mouse that is often active at night. Further, if there is a passage or a picture of food in the barrier portion, it can be illusioned that there is no barrier portion in the mouse. An attractive substance such as food or pheromone may be attached to the barrier part of the mousetrap to invite the mouse to enter.

  Configure the mousetrap block as described above to capture and remove the mouse.

  As described above, the mousetrap according to the present invention has a barrier part attached to, for example, furniture, puts a capture part on the floor, blocks a mouse jumping from other furniture, etc. Capture the mouse in the capture unit. In the barrier section, transparent materials, paintings of passages and foods, and attracting substances such as food and pheromone can be attached to induce the invasion of mice.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be specifically described below with reference to the drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to these embodiments. FIG. 1 is an installation image of a mousetrap 1 according to the present invention, and is a perspective view of an example in which a mouse 4 on another furniture 5 tries to jump to the furniture 3.

  When the mouse 4 on the other furniture 5 jumps toward the furniture 3, the mouse catch block 1 having the barrier portion 11 at the upper portion and the capture portion 2 at the lower portion can be attached to the furniture 3 by the attaching means 13 in advance. In this case, the mouse 4 that has popped out is blocked by the barrier 11 and falls to the capture unit 2 so that the mouse 4 can be captured.

  The mouse 4 has the illusion that there is no barrier 11 if the barrier 11 is made of a transparent material, or if the barrier 11 has a passage or a picture of food. Easy to jump out. Further, if the attracting substance 14 such as food or pheromone is attached to the barrier portion 11, the mouse 4 can be further ejected.

  The barrier unit 11 and the capturing unit 2 may be separated by perforations or the like, or may be separated from the beginning. If the capture part 2 can be separated, after the mouse 4 is captured, only the capture part 2 can be discarded and the barrier part 11 can be reused. Moreover, if the barrier part 11 and the capture part 2 are made foldable by the barrier part fold line 12 or the capture part fold line 21, it is convenient for storage. If the material of the barrier portion 11 is a flexible material, a structure in which it is wound and stored may be used. If the capture unit 2 is a water tank, it can be reused.

  FIG. 2 is a side view of the mousetrap block 1 in a semi-closed state. In this example, the attachment means 13 is attached to the furniture 3 side of the mousetrap block 1 at a position matching the furniture 3. For example, the attaching means 13 is attached to a free position of the barrier portion 11 with a hook or double-sided adhesive tape that can be attached with an adhesive. The attachment means 13 is preferably located above the barrier portion 11 and may be plural.

Perspective view of an example where a mouse on another piece of furniture tries to jump to the furniture Side view of a semi-closed mousetrap

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Mouse trap block 11 Barrier part 12 Barrier part fold line 13 Attachment means 14 Attracting substance 2 Capture part 21 Capture part fold line 3 Furniture 4 Mouse 5 Other furniture

Claims (9)

  A mousetrap that blocks the mouse that has jumped in the barrier and captures the mouse that falls.   The mousetrap according to claim 1, wherein the catcher is an adhesive type.   The mousetrap according to claim 1, wherein the catcher is a water tank.   2. The mousetrap according to claim 1, wherein the mousetrap can be easily stored.   The mousetrap according to claim 1, wherein the barrier portion and the capture portion can be separated by perforations or the like.   2. The mousetrap according to claim 1, wherein the barrier portion and the capture portion are separated from each other.   2. The mousetrap according to claim 1, wherein at least a portion of the barrier portion into which the mouse is to enter is made of a transparent material.   The mousetrap according to claim 1, wherein a picture is attached to the barrier portion.   The mousetrap according to claim 1, wherein an attracting substance is attached to the barrier portion.

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