29 November 2018

Jonathan Had a Rat Problem

Jonathan had a rat problem. Right outside his window he watched four rats climbing in and out of his rubbish bag... His solution? A Goodnature self-resetting rat trap.

Jonathan had a rat problem. Right outside his window he watched four rats climbing in and out of his rubbish bag...

His solution? A Goodnature self-resetting rat trap.

Jonathan took a few simple steps to get his rat problem under control. He put the rubbish in a sealed bin, used the Goodnature system to find the best trapping site, installed his certified humane trap and got amazing success without the need for toxins.

Trapping made easy.

29 November 2018

Jonathan Had a Rat Problem

Jonathan had a rat problem. Right outside his window he watched four rats climbing in and out of his rubbish bag... His solution? A Goodnature self-resetting rat trap.

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