Scotts Tomcat Tomcat Spin Trap Mouse Trap

These traps worked great. I just wish I knew how to get the mice out of my wall without poisoning them.

I bought these spin traps awhile back and they few times I knew I had a mouse and put them out I ended up catching them another way. But this time the trap caught one and it was easily disposed of. I wasn't actually sure if there was a mouse inside or not because I knew these traps can just go off. I weighed the trap before setting it and the weight after told me there was one in there. Probably silly way of doing it but it works for me.

We had a mouse that even my two cats couldn't manage to catch. I didn't want to have to see a dead critter so when I found these traps I was hopeful. They were super easy to set, and I was thrilled when I checked 6 hours later and the mouse had been caught. Disposal was simple and I did not have to see the dead mouse! I'm leaving the other traps set just in case this rodent had some friends with him.

I had a mouse problem under my kitchen sink. I cleaned out the cabinet and put fresh shelf liner down. I put peanut butter in the bait cup, set the trap and placed it in the back of the cabinet against the back wall. I kept the cabinet empty. The trap was the only thing in it. The next morning the mouse was caught and dead.

I found mouse droppings in the kitchen drawer on Friday night. I removed and scrubbed everything. Purchased two of these, a few snap traps and a glue pad and put in the drawer. This item caught Mickey and Minnie is less than 24 hours. My husband saw on you-tube that you can open them and reuse. I NEVER would, but he did and put them back in the drawer again after reset. Nothing on day two. I am going to buy a few new ones and try again before I start replacing my kitchen items.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When the cold weather season came in, so did the annual parade of mice. Traded out old spring snap-type traps for this product, and found it much more convenient and easy to use; was not worried about pets messing with traps as much as with traditional traps.

I placed four of these traps in the kitchen area, with peanut butter bait, and went to bed. Found one of the traps shut by morning. Since that seemed too quick and easy, I pried open the lid of the shut trap. Found a dead mouse! Very easy to use and dispose off. Cheap and effective! Definitely satisfied enough to write my first product review ever.

Have had great success in short order with these traps. Not sure if it's common, but our mice attempted to chew through the trap to get to the bare rather than go through the entrance... In the end, the mouse gave in and we are currently sans mice. I like the easy set and disposal...and aside from the attempted work around, happy with my purchase.

Had a mouse in the backyard. Placed the spintrap with a little peanut butter and caught it the first night. Be weary of the negative reviews. Probably operator error. Worked great. No mess and effective.

I bought four of these with the magic bait from a tube. The bait works on the old spring loaded snap trap, but even that stuff didn't catch anything with this spin trap. It just doesn't have a trip sensitivity that trips the trap. Mice love it, I don't. A waste of money.