PRODUCT FEATURE Putting the heart into The Big Cheese


The Big Cheese Free To Go is a completely new way to control rodents without harming them. It’s a safe space with meals included – making it easy to simply Catch Them & Put Them Out!


Not everyone wants to kill mice and rats when they invade the home. There’s a growing number of people seeking humane and welfare friendly ways of keeping rodents at bay – without harming them. The Big Cheese Free To Go is a new sustainable and welfare- friendly way to control mice and rats. Free To Go Biodegradable Mouse


Traps provide a safe and secure space as well as a plentiful supply of irresistible mouse food. The ready- baited traps provide an attractive and safe space which the mice soon adopt and then its quick and easy to relocate them out into the garden. The trap then provides the shelter and food required until they are ready to move back to nature. The sustainably produced traps


are biodegradable too, so once the mice have finally vacated their temporary home, the FSC cardboard disintegrates to leave no lasting residue.


Free To Go Biodegradable traps are available in a multi-catch version for up to 8 mice as well as a twin pack of single catch traps. There’s also a durable metal version suitable for repeated use and cage traps designed to catch and relocate rats too. Free To Go Mouse and Rat food is also available to re-bait traps when required. Edwin Allingham said “90% of all householders will seek out rodent control products each year, but we’ve seen an increasing number who don’t want to harm them. Free To Go provides a really easy way to capture and relocate them, whilst ensuring that they have the shelter and food required until they are ready to go back to nature.” The Big Cheese Free To Go range of Biodegradable Mouse Traps is available on an In-store Problem Solved video promotion which includes a compact display and eye- catching video with a guaranteed 52% gross margin.


PRODUCT FEATURE NEW NEBO Lil Larry 500 Flex Work Light


When it comes to DIY projects, the right work light can make all the difference. NEBO has just raised the bar with the launch of the Lil Larry 500 Flex, the first- ever rechargeable version of their popular Lil Larry work light series. The new Lil Larry 500 Flex is both compact and powerful, featuring a robust 500-lumen C•O•B LED flood light. This versatile work light can easily switch between a bright white output and a softer red task light, ensuring you have the right illumination for any


situation. Its pen-like design makes it incredibly portable, fitting easily into pockets or tool belts for on-the- go convenience.


One of the standout features of the Lil Larry 500 Flex is its Flex-Power™ technology. This allows you to use the included rechargeable battery or two AAA alkaline batteries, providing flexibility and continuous performance for any job. Whether you’re completing a quick home repair or tackling an extensive outdoor project, this adaptability is a significant advantage.


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Durability is key with the Lil Larry 500 Flex, which is constructed from sturdy aluminium and features an IPX7 waterproof rating, making it resilient in harsh conditions. The rubber grip ensures a secure hold, while the integrated steel clip allows for easy attachment to belts or pockets. Additionally, its magnetic base lets you attach it to metal surfaces for hands-free operation when you need it most.


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With six versatile light modes and energy-efficient C•O•B LED technology, the NEBO Lil Larry 500 Flex is a must-have for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike, solidifying its place in the best-selling Larry series. Illuminate your next DIY project with this groundbreaking tool! The Lil Larry 500 Flex is available to buy from all major DIY or outdoor retailers or directly from www.nebotools.co.uk


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