Victor Black Electronic Rat Trap - 2 Pack

worked like a charm! caught the big rat in our carport in a hour! absolutely shocked how quickly and effective it is

We have tried everything to kill the rats in our house. It sounds like our house is possessed at night with the rats running in our attic and will run from the living room to the kitchen. They were eating our food. We put 4 C batteries in it and caught a smaller rat the first night. You just see a tail hanging out. The second night, we woke up to a giant rat in the trap. We now keep it set up, just in case there are more. This thing is worth every penny and more! This is the only thing that worked to catch the rats in our house.Our peace of mind is worth the price at the least.

I couldn't wait to try this Victor electronic rat trap!! It seems like a really great no mess alternative to the poisons and sticky glue traps. It seems more environmentally safe also which I really love. This trap can kill up to 50 rats, no that is awesome!! It is a nice size reminds me of a very upgraded rat motel. It is very simple and easy to use. It requires 4 c batteries which are not included, so I was alittle disappointed with that. It is a good product. I have small dogs so I made sure to place it in a spot where they can't easily get to it. This trap does not make a sound, it does have a blinking light to let you know it's working. I like that it doesn't have a sound. The unit will blink when it catches a rat also. It is very easy to set up, on one end there is a neat lit door so u can put the peanut butter in and the other side is open where the rodent can come in. I have had it up a few hours and haven't seen one yet. I like this product will make removing and catch rodents more easy and less messy to clean up. I would recommend to friends and family.

I received, the Victor Electronic Rat Trap, through the Sparks Reviewer program. I have to say I was undecided at first about the benefits of this product. The instructions suggest to placed the product up against the edge of a wall. It uses 4 c type batteries and flips the switch on top. The green light would flick quickly to show it's ready and on. The first two days NO rats caught and the bait was gone because the rats would eat it from the big holes at the rear where it is positioned. Took some duct tape and covered the holes at the back and it was on and poppin' for the next two days. This product caught four rats. I couldn't keep up. I didn't have to change the bait yet. Just add more bait if needed. The instructions state that the batteries are good for up to 50 kills. I have to say this thing works. I highly recommend the Victor Electronic Rat Trap. An excellent product.

I have a Victor Electronic mouse trap that I recently put in my basement to catch any unwelcome mouse visitors that might come in to try to find a snack. The Victor trap is very simple to set up and will hopefully catch any mice that come into my basement. It is very solid and it is sized large enough to catch any mice that would come in. The trap takes 4 "C" batteries to flash a green light that is for alerting you that you have caught an unwelcome rodent. The box has very easy to understand directions with illustrations. I really like that it is a "no touch" trap and that the design of the trap makes any mice that are caught a little less visible. I have used other Victor product with success. I am definitely pleased with the quality of this trap and I am certain that the next time a mouse dares come in that it will be its last visit.

Like this so much more than traditional traps. I get nervous with our kids around the open springs but this trap seems to be much safer. Im sure technically kids could put their fingers inside it and get shocked but we have strict rules not to touch this box! Did its job

I received the Victor electronic rat trap. I was very interested to try this product because honestly I do not like to see the mouse in a trap after it is caught. This thing is rather large and about the size of a brick, but not very heavy at all because it is all made of plastic. You open one end and apply the peanut butter bait so the mouse will go into it. Once in this unit he will get electrocuted. I think the downfall to this trap is the 4 C batteries needed. So factor that into the cost of the unit. But it says with the 4 batteries it can kill 50 mice, so that does seem like a lot. You insert the batteries and turn it on and that is it. Turn the top button to “on” and the unit has a short buzzing sound. Once a rodent is caught then the green light flashes for one week. When you catch a rodent you can dump him out or it says to pull the top back and the entire trap will be exposed. The only fear I would have is that he would get stuck to the plate and that might be a bad feature of it. Hopefully you can simply dumb him out of the trap all together and the rodent doesn't get stuck to the bottom plate. Maybe you do not have to see him as much in that instance.

I received the Victor Electronic Rat Trap and couldn't wait to give it a try. I don't have rats but I do have mice. I have regular traps in our attic all the time and usually catch one every couple of weeks and then it might be three. I guess since the winter is over they have all returned to the outside, hence the 4 star rating instead of five as I didn't actually catch any mice but the concept of the trap is fabulous. It says "do not use outside or in barns or stables" on the box. All you have to do is open the bait door and put in some peanut butter. It even has a little circle to show you where to put it and it holds it in place. You have to put four-C batteries in it while the trap is turned OFF and then just turn it on. The green light will flash and the unit will buzz to indicate the trap has been enabled. Then it says to place it along a wall where your rodents are active. A red light lets you know that your batteries are low. To dispose of the rodent: Simply, turn the switch to off and open the trap by holding the base of the trap with your left hand and sliding the top backwards with your right hand about 1 inch. Pull top away from base and dispose of the rodent. Do NOT use this trap by flammable liquids as it is and electrical trap. Also never let children play with it as they could be shocked. I know this trap will come in handy when fall comes and the mice try to find a warm place to live for winter. Until then, It will remain on in the attic and I feel good just knowing it is there.

It was hard to set up and use. I have a few little critters running around and tried to use this but I didn't catch anything. I was looking forward to trying this but I think I will go back to the regular traps. I will say that this was a good idea because if you have animals around it won't hurt them but I didn't find this helpful.

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