RinneTraps Original Flip N Slide Humane Bucket Lid Mouse Trap, 4 Count

This is a great humane mouse trap. Used it at work and home. We put some shredded paper in the bottom, some peanut butter on inside of lid as instructed and next morning had a couple of cute mice to set free

I like using this product because you don't have to worry about the mouse running off and dying and not being able to find it. it is a Humane way to catch rodents and you can let them go. Far away from your home

I used a standard 5 gallon bucket, the ones you can get at Home Depot the orange buckets. Put this on and slap peanut butter on it and throw pieces of bread towards the end and I was able to catch the mice's living rent free in my house, I feel bad but they ate all my food that I had in storage for camping lol… eradicated a whole family about 5-6 mice's and my house is now mice free. (No more mice scat around) this works, i suggest using water in it so you can drown and kill them and not release them outside to potentially come back or go to your neighbors, you can release them in the woods maybe ???

So easy to set up! I love that you can trap the mice and relocate them!

It's effective and easy to use. I would recommend this product.

Easy to set up and works well.

Every year when it gets cold, we battle mice in our garage. Nothing we have tried has worked better than the Rinnetraps.

I was skeptical at first, but this trap actually works really well. The flip-and-slide design is simple, easy to set up on a standard 5-gallon bucket, and it resets automatically so you can catch multiple mice without constantly checking it. I like that it's reusable and doesn't rely on poison or glue traps. Overall, this is one of the more effective and practical mouse traps I've used, especially for garages, sheds, or larger infestations. Definitely worth trying if you want a reusable and more humane alternative to traditional traps.

These work great. They are easy to use. my only issue is keeping the peanut butter on the top without falling onto the trap door causing the mice to not go near the hole.

Set up the device as directed. Put in an outer room with a mouse infestation. After weeks--nothing. It looked like a good idea, but was not productive at all.