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

These traps are AWESOME! Random but if you need mouse traps, get these! We set 4 traps in our garage. So far we have caught 7 mice in less than 24 hrs. Things that I love about them: -None have been triggered without catching a mouse -It has killed all of them = easy disposal of mouse -They are reusable because you squeeze the trap to release the mouse/reset it -Easy to set without snapping a finger

Upon realizing we had a mouse issue in the apartment, I purchased some sticky traps(cause I’m sadistic), some traditional wooden mousetraps, and these plastic traps. No need for catch and release traps in my house. ☠️ The sticky traps ensnared a few varmints, but reliability was an issue. I baited both styles of snap traps with peanut butter. The mice seemed largely to ignore the old school wooden traps and when they did hit them, they often made off with the bait not even springing the trap. It was like they recognized those traps and avoided them altogether or knew how to navigate them. Okay, now the little black implements of rodent demise. I set these up by the stove and refrigerator, under a couple living room chairs where I found evidence of rodents, behind the toilet, and along baseboards in bedrooms. At night I often sit at my computer and stay awake until the early morning hours. I cannot overstate the satisfaction felt each time I heard one of the plastic traps snap shut. The mice had no idea what was hit them. Every night I got at least one. Most nights I’d end up with two or three. What’s more not once did I find a trap that was triggered without succeeding at what it was intended for. After a couple weeks I stopped hearing triggering of traps. I stopped seeing evidence of mice, too. I still keep a few traps in discreet areas of the house as a preventative measure, but I haven’t seen any activity or evidence and it’s been maybe two months. These traps worked perfectly and I wouldn’t waste time with traditional traps or sticky traps again. The plastic traps are by far were the most successful.

The best mouse traps ever, recommended by a professional trapper friend. I saw a mouse and set up these traps facing my stove and refrigerator, and that evening I heard the snaps go off one after another. They had caught 3 mice that first evening and 2 more the next evening. Disposal is as easy as pressing down on the end of the trap that releases the dead mouse. I have a puppy, and she hasn’t gone near the traps and if she did, the baited end faces the appliances and she has no interest in the back of the traps. The traps were delivered the day after I ordered them and was mouse free3 days later.

These traps work well. but are not re-usable. They do not stay open after they have been used for a while.

Snap! Snap! Snap! Three fewer mice. Easy to bait, load and place. Very effective. Easy to remove the mouse, too. Bait (in my case peanut butter) remains, the trap quickly reset again. A quick, simple, and inexpensive solution to my small mouse problem.