Mouse Traps 12-Pack, Indoor Outdoor Use, Small Mice Catchers for Home Indoor, Reusable Mice Trap, Quick-Set Mousetraps for House

My mother swore by the old wooden snap traps for most of her life, but a stroke severely impacted her motor functions so she can no longer safely bait, set and place that kind of trap. These are the third different brand that I have tried of these more easily set traps and the third time is the charm. The other two were easy to bait and set, but they have yet to catch anything because they're near impossible to set off. A safety feature for mom, sure, but also the mice we're trying to get out of her house. I knew these were going to work when I dropped it about a inch trying to place it and it went off. When they say it's sensitive they mean it will do what it's supposed to when jostled by a mouse. I placed four out the first night and had four traps to clean the next day. I didn't even have to funnel the mice to the front of the traps, as recommended. Two were placed against a wall and the other two out in the open in a dark area. All four worked. And so did the six I set after them. I have no idea how many mice we need to deal with, but these have a 100% success rate for me so far which is unprecedented. There is one trap in the bunch that might not last long, though. It's working so far but does feel defective. It doesn't click and lock in place to stay set like the others and I feel like it may break the spring or click mechanism after a few throws. But 1 out of 12 with the others working so well is only worth a mention, by no means am I complaining.If you have difficulty setting traps due to arthritis or tremors, try these for your mouse problems, especially if you don't want to use something like glue traps. I know there are more humane options to explore, but I don't have a place to play catch and release with vermin who've already shown themselves to enjoy the wood and wiring of a home.

Quick and easy. We have caught a handle on our mouse issue because of these traps. I like them better than the glue traps because it kills the mouse. Easy, no mess clean up. Im currently baiting them with mini m&ms. They fit perfectly in the cup and I dont have to touch anything other than to reset it. DEFINITELY recommend. Occasionally we get one that doesnt kill the mouse, but overall the ease of setting and replacing overrides the few failures to kill.

They work! I like the fact you can remove the bat bucket.. so you don't slap the crap out of your fingers 🤣 or the butter knife while trying to not set the whole thing off. Makes the experience so much nicer,than the ones I grew up with lolFirst night we set 3 in hidden spots from the dogs. We caught one that night and he was in there pretty good!Opens easily and the mouse fell off into the dumpster just fine.Cleans easily aa well.Would recommend.

Great at catching mice. However I do notice these are super sensitive so if the back is bumped it’ll set off the clamp also. I wouldn’t keep too many close to each other as the clamp force makes it jump and can trigger other traps

I placed four of these in my garage in the evening and the next morning I had four dead mice. Each was very much dead and that was a good thing. While that may sound odd, I’m happy that the mice didn’t suffer. I then reused those same traps the next night and caught one mouse. with the other traps not triggered, so I think I’m getting to the end of my mouse infestation in my garage. I found these incredibly easy to set up. Put the bait in first, just follow the directions and then place the traps where you want them, and then trigger them by pushing down on the spring side. I was able just to open the traps and release the mice into the woods in my backyard. No fuss no muss.

I have a terrible mouse problem come fall and winter. I can eliminate these little critters with these excellent mouse traps. They are plastic, easy to open and load and super effortless to dispose of the mouse. I love them and couldn't ask for a better trap. I'm never afraid to snap my fingers when loading, reloading it or disposing of the mice.

Awesome traps. Easy to bait and set. I got them just the other day and I have already caught two. These are definitely better than the old wooden ones I used to use. The old saying is build a better mousetrap and they definitely did.

These traps work great! For the last month I noticed field mice in my shed, most likely eating the grass seed but I decided to put it off for a few weeks. Then as of May 13th I saw one in the house. We had a lot of rain recently and I believe it forced a few field mice into the basement. May 14th the traps came, I put them in the basement and in the shed. By the end of the night six were "gotten". These traps are efficient and work well. Word of advice, use peanut butter to bait them, it works quick!