The trap secures inside waste containers, functioning as an attractant and kill station that keeps the aftermath of pest control hidden from view. By automating the capture process, the design reduces the sanitary risks and manual effort typically required by traditional snap traps or poison baits. Its durable construction is intended for high-use areas where rodent populations frequently congregate.
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Farmington Hills Inventor Pitches Automated Rodent Control System
A Farmington Hills inventor has developed the Colony Eliminator Trap, a self-sufficient device designed to manage rodent infestations around dumpsters and residential trash receptacles. The system aims to bypass the physical handling of pests, promising a cleaner, hands-off approach to sanitation for both commercial and household environments.
InventHelp, a firm specializing in invention submission services, has taken on the project for licensing or sale to interested manufacturers. The invention is currently cataloged under file number 25-TKI-1280, with the company facilitating outreach to marketers looking to integrate the technology into existing pest management product lines.
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