NO MICE HEREBait-station notes ↗

A little sticker. A loud message.

Small sticker.
BIG NO.

We’re going poison-free. Let’s make it unmistakable.

A bold note for the old bait stations at our homes. A familiar mouse for the neighbors.

Make your sticker ↓

00 / Watch

YOUR BOX.
YOUR CALL.

A small sticker with a clear message for your tech: poison-free from here on.

Find the gaps. Seal them for good. Catch the ones inside once. No poison, ever.

Print yours free ↓
Read the animation

Poison doesn’t stay put. The box is not the end of the story. A poisoned rodent can poison an owl. Poison can move up the food chain. Your box. Your call. Leave your tech a friendly note: “Note to my tech: poison-free from here on.” Find the gaps. Seal them for good. Catch the ones inside once. No poison, ever. Tiny sticker. Big message. Print yours free. NOMICEHERE.COM.

01 / Make it yours

Pick your statement.

Same mouse. Same message. Your way to say it.

YOUR STICKER

Shown larger than life. Prints at your chosen size.

1. The message
2. The shape
3. The size

Print settings that matter
  • Print at 100% / Actual size — never “Fit to page”.
  • Turn off headers and footers; turn on background graphics.
  • Best: a Letter-size matte or weatherproof vinyl label sheet. Fine: plain paper, then cover each sticker with clear packing tape.
  • Do a test print on plain paper first, then check the size with a ruler before you use sticker paper.

SVG / single PNG: one sticker, outlined lettering, 300 dpi.
Full sheet PNG: Letter layout ready for a print shop or another device.

02 / Put it to work

Stick it.
Start something.

01

Print it bright.

Open Print settings that matter above the print button. Use Letter paper, print at 100% / Actual size, and test on plain paper before you use sticker stock.

02

Place it so it reads.

Wipe and dry the lid first. Stick it on a clean, dry spot so it faces the sidewalk or driveway. Don’t cover safety labels, locks or openings. For weather, cover the sticker with clear laminate or clear packing tape.

03

Talk with your tech.

Hand them the half-sheet note, or leave it with the box. Ask who removes the stations if service stops, and say you want sealing instead of refills.

03 / The stations themselves

Your boxes.
Your call.

The bait stations at your home are yours. Empty ones left outside become shelters for pests and keep leftover poison in the food chain. Pick one path:

Keep the empty box as a message

Leave the empty station in place with your sticker on it, so the next visit starts the conversation. Pair it with the half-sheet note for your tech.

Print a bait-box note →

Bag it and throw it away

Once the station is empty and you’re done with it, bag it and put it in the trash. Don’t leave old stations sitting outside.

Tick it off in My plan →

When you bag and remove stations, tick that step in My plan so your badge stays in sync.