Rinnetraps Dizzy Dunker Indoor & Outdoor Professional Grade Bucket Lid Large Mouse Trap, Rodent Control

My husband researched online and found information on the Dizzy Dunker. He requested I order it. It was delivered in a timely manner and looks like a great concept. We haven't had a need for it as yet but are glad to have it on hand for the next time a need arises!

it took me less than 3 minutes to assemble this device. it took less than 24 hours to catch 15 mice. I'm gonna have to keep tally at how well this does because I barely had it out in the garage 10 minutes before the first one landed. loading the wheel with peanut butter saved hassle of needing to reload Everytime. it's also pet safe.

The plastic covers are a lite flimsy for the price. The pop out of the grooves just by moving it. Overall it serves it's purpose, I guess. Haven't caught anything yet but the garden is quiet.

This trap works well. Pet and other critters safe too !! Try and get a bucket with a more narrow lip/ makes it easier to disassemble. Very happy with this purchase. I ended up buying a lot more and put in every building

These are the best traps we have ever used. Very easy to use and catches lots of mice at once. Highly highly recommend!

these lids are fantastic. they do the job great I live in an old home that we are working on we catch mice all the time. My only complaint is that the little pins on either side are plastic and if you are not careful and if you drop it on the pin it can bend and brake and then it wont have a way to sit in the other part of the lid and cant spin or stay on the base. that happened to mine but it didnt deter me I am just buying more lids!

better then nothing. i bought these because who doesnt love mouse trap mondays! well shaun, these dont rotate as well as id like. the tent style is great and we did catch the little bugger, i normally use a pop can with a string on a bucket (similar to this). and its always worked great. but wanted to try this one. we are now mouse free but after testing the spin after a couple weeks it feels like it doesnt spin as free as possible which means the mice will be able to snag the peanut butter and not spin in. water works best to drown them out. i throw the dead ones in the yard for the animals to eat. cheers

Rodents won't go near it, even with peanut butter, cheese, chicken feed, bread or other food we've used.

Tricky to assemble and somewhat flimsy. Didn't get any results using peanut butter

Did not work for me.