Mouse Trap, [Upgraded] Quick & Effective Mice Traps That Work Indoor Outdoor Humane Power Rodent Rats Mice Quick Killer Mouse Catcher, Safe Families Pet (6 Pack)

These mice traps are VERY effective!! These are quick and instant. I bought a six pack and caught 4 mice in two days. I just ordered more. We simply used Snicker bar smushed into the bait cup and left them in areas we thought mice may have passed through. After a few days of waiting, we finally had success!! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!

They work ok. They do what there suppose to do.

These mouse traps are GREAT! They are easy to use, easily reusable, very clean, and catch mice better than the wooden traps. HIGHLY RECOMMEND! My husband says these are the only traps we will ever use again. Thanks to all of the sewers being replaced in our city a couple of years ago, everyone around us has had ongoing issues with mice/rats. (Thank God rats have not gotten into our house, ugh!) Since we have family pets we cannot use poison, so we have tried lots of different kinds of wood, metal (waste of time!), and glue traps. The glue traps work but are messy and we find that the mice learn to stay away after the first one dies. Not so with these traps! Add peanut butter to the small removable cup with a QTIP (just use a tiny bit so they have to stick their head down into the tiny cup), put the cup back in place on the trap, set it, and wait overnight. Good luck!

I'm not cleaning these things, especially since they typically break once triggered. This was figured out while baiting them since they are pretty sensitive. With that said, they work great with the right bait (per some suggestions I've seen, tootsie roll covered in peanut-butter). I got 2 right away. 2 more showed up about a month later this winter, got those right away. Both in less than a few hours with the right placement. Just be careful putting them down and the weight of the piece. I will continue to buy these as long as I have mice in my garage. Poison didn't work at all.

I've spent a fortune on mouse traps. Use once and toss. Lately, the mice at my home seem to have figured them out. My normal spring traps lose their bate to the mice and fail to trigger! And I'm always afraid of smashing my fingers in them. These things? Easy to set the bate. Squeeze open and leave it for the critters and it takes them out easy. Squeeze open to release the dead mouse into a bag to toss and I haven't even put new bait in.. caught 3 of these suckers with 1 reusable easy to set trap that I put a bit of peanut butter into. Of the 4 traps I've tried, this is easily and by far, the best (even sticky traps stopped working. The mice would sacrifice some fir to escape those.)

We had an infestation of mice in our shed where we store grain for our horses. I purchased these mouse traps and have caught nearly 30 mice and voles in the shed and barn. What I love most is that the mice don't even get to the bait to be caught. So you can dispose of the mouse and reset without touching the bait. Should you need to replace the bait a little bait cup twists off from the back so no chance of snapping the trap on your fingers. I purchased a couple traps locally for our basement that I thought were the same but you have to refill the bait while holding the trap open. Don't even want to think about that trap snapping shut on my finger. Throw away any old fashioned wooden spring traps and get these new ones. You won't be sorry!

The traps are really too light weight and require fastening down to keep the rodent from running off with them, otherwise good design.

Better than the white ones-not as sturdy as the Vector brand.

These traps are not strong enough to kill a mouse. They just torture them. Will not recommend.

set 4 traps. one worked, the others the bait was liked clean without setting the trap off