Joel,
i am of the opinion that the slightly viscous product has a low inherent odor
and "stink" is exaggerated in my view. But it could be, if you have the product
longer in the heat (sun), that it eventually begins to stink.
Smells are basically very subjective. Old cheese or a dead mouse in the snap
trap should in any case be the bigger problem ;-) ... than this professional
bait from a pest control company
But Thomas is of course right, if you do without organic substances, you have
fewer problems..
Best, Stephan
Stephan Biebl
Ingenieurbüro für Holzschutz
Mariabrunnweg 15
83671 Benediktbeuern
Germany
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I was wondering if people in the reviews were going heavy with it when they say
it stinks.
Joel Voron Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
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Joel,
from what I understand from company representatives, the product Provoke has a
safety data sheet and is formulated to be anti-allergenic, as it is also
approved for pest control use in the food industry.
In my own practical experience, the bait smells very little when you put a drop
in a professional (e.g. Kness) trap
Best, Stephan
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