Amdro Mouse Trap, Kills 12 Mice, Plum

Happy is the least I can say. The product definitely held up to the reviews. We’ve been dealing with field mice since we brought our home. We’ve called the professionals and everything. My husband and I are now the professionals. And these are the top of our list. I will say it’s a tiny bit of a struggle to get the rubber bands on. Especially if you’re handling with gloves. But once you get it it’s a walk in the park. And absolutely worth the tiny struggle at first. The best value for your money plus the effectiveness buy it now. Thank you to whomever invented this you definitely was fed up. And I’m grateful you hate them as much as me.

Wow! Worked within the first 6 hours of setting it to catch a mouse that was chewing through drywall and wood to make new escape passages all over our place. I had been setting the standard mouse traps with peanut butter as bait to no avail - the mouse would literally lick off all of the peanut butter without activating the standard mouse trap!! (With hind sight, the standard trap probably would've worked if I had used cheese, meat, or the like, since the mouse would have to bite and pull that, and that action would probably have set the standard trap off). At any rate, after setting this trap at about 6:00 PM, while I was making some tea at 11:30 PM I heard a relatively loud noise from the washroom and walked in to see a strangulated mouse lying on the floor about a half foot from the trap. Here is what I like about the trap: It is easy to clean. It is a very cleaver design...it must be almost irresistible for the mouse to poke it's head in to investigate that beautiful, fresh smell of bait. It is a self-contained trap, and it is relatively child-proof (if the child is informed not to poke their finger into it). It is easy to clean, since the dead mouse does not end up in the trap, but just outside of the trap. It is also easy to clean because of the modular design, wherein the trigger mechanism/unit can be completely removed from the base/housing of the trap, in which the bait is held. Here is what is a bit of a pain about the trap (but did not affect me all that much): You need to have a little skill and strength in order to roll a rubber collar up the trigger tube when setting the trap. This may actually be a challenge for some people, since it requires some strength to roll it up to the end of the trigger, and a little skill to ensure that the collar sets properly at the end of the trigger housing. But, do not let that stop you from buying this. The trap works exceptionally well. Update: I've had this trap for two of three weeks now. In the first week, it caught 3 mice. Since then, we have no more mice issues.

Long set up process and sets itself off multiple times without anything touching it. After setting it up 7 times i have wasted 2 hours and have no dead mice.

Very "outside the box" type of trap, but kills quickly and cleanly. No blood and mess to clean up. Dead mice are within a couple inches from the trap. The biggest issue is that a lot of people are probably going to have difficulty setting the trap. It does require a certain amount of manual dexterity and understanding of what you are doing to set it. Very sensitive once its set, so you need to handle it gently while placing it where you want it, or you will be resetting it again. Comes with about 10-12 extra bands, but they can be bought in bulk, as they are the bands used for farm animal castrations.

Never had a miss with this trap. Most have still been in the tube. No worries about dogs chewing trap up as mouse falls away immediately. And the rubber band your right through the dog. (If you know what I mean) Local feed mill has elastic bands to $7 for 300. UPDATE! Best trap we have ever used. We have dogs and they chew other traps to get mice. So far with this nooski type trap if its set off there's a dead mouse close by. Really small mice it may not get them around neck but farther back. Results are still the same, dead mouse close by. Keep your bait fresh. Cleaning is simple, drop into dish washer. Get green casterating bands on Amazon or local feed store. I got a hundred for less than $5. Setting it is more involved than other traps but worth it for results. Dogs have gotten to mice before us. The green band goes right through them. Not sure about cats.

Mice were uninterested in this trap. I didn't catch a single one. It seemed to be functioning as intended and was very easy to bait and set. I had many other brands of trap that didn't fair any better. Just had some really smart mice and had to get more creative to get them.

I love this trap!!! Works great! I had a mouse pest control came out put down their traps. I used this trap 2 days later my mouse problem was over. It only took 2 days to do what the exterminator couldn't. I bought one for my sister and 2 days later Mickey was DOA. Yes well worth the money. Plus it's clean no messy glue traps or traps to touch or throw away just sweep and discard.

This is the most effective mouse trap I've ever used. After receiving the trap, I trapped 5 mice in 5 days. Setting the trap can be a little tricky (sometimes the green band wants to slip off the end) but it's easier then the old wooden traps and the cleanup is A LOT easier. Just grab the dead mouse by the tail, dispose of it and reset the trap. Seems to kill the mice almost instantly. The Amdro trap is a no brainer if you have pets as it cannot be triggered unless something crawls in the tube. Would highly recommend this mouse trap! I only wish they sold refill backs of green bands.

litter hard to set up

La compré pero termine cambiando a trampas de pegamento por falta de eficiencia

These work very well, the best part is they are reusable (with extra rings). No mess and easy clean up. The mice die a few feet from the trap, making it a no mess job. Good traps.

Buena trampa, limpia, los mata casi al instante, está dura para colocar pero es efectiva, ratones pequeños, no sirve para ratas grandes.

Thank goodness i wear glasses! I'm a handy guy. And I don't shy away from a challenge. But, after three attempts to arm this trap and getting a rubber band in the face each time, I gave up. The bands (that are supposed to strangle the mouse) are thick and tiny, so they have to be stretched onto the trap to about 10x their size. On all three tries, just as the trap was ready to be set, the bands snapped off and hit me in the face with enough force to land in the next room. The first bounced of my glasses, so I'd hate to imagine what would have happened if it had hit my eye! NOT a better mousetrap.