4 Pack Humane Mouse Traps Indoors, Live Mice Traps, Upgraded Sensitive Effective & Easy Use,Touchless Catch Mice, Mouse, Field Mouse & Rodent Catchers For Home, Commercial, Residential, Outdoor

We are very pleased indeed with these Humane Mouse Traps which we purchased as a 4 pack. We discovered we had some 'Overnight Intruders' after one popped up in my son's bedroom, so decided to deal with it promptly before it became a real problem. We bought the 4 pack as we were not sure how/where the mice were entering the house but after a good seach we found a few droppings near a hole cut into the plasterboard in our kitchen. The traps themselves are made from a hard plastic, with a food trap at the end for bait and a spring activated drop down lid at the other end which traps mouse inside of tube. Both ends of the trap are metal reinforced so caught animal cannot knaw through the plastic ends to escape and the drop down lid cannot be pushed up by the trapped mouse. The trap is activated by the mouse when he steps onto pressure plate which is postioned just before the bait, as he steps onto it he releases the spring and the end lid drops down trapping mouse inside of tube. We found that the pressure plate and the spring which activates the drop down lid is quite sensitive as one of the mice we caught was tiny. The drop down end cannot be pushed up as we watched the larger of the mice we caught try to escape by pushing and scratching at it as we carried mousetrap outside to release him. We baited three of the traps with 'peanut butter' as suggested and laid them around the house at what we thought were potential sites of entry and hiding. We laid one behind our freezer where a gas pipe came into kitchen from outside via cavity space, one in our lounge and one in the attic. We were careful to use gloves so as not to pass on a 'human' scent which could put mice off of entering the tube to get to food. We put mouse traps down the day after we received them from seller and waited to see what would happen, no way did we think we would get a result as quickly as we did. After putting down traps we were in the lounge watching TV when we heard a clunk and 'Lo and Behold' just after a couple of hours we had caught our 'Jerry' and he was sat in the tube quite happily still eating the peanut butter even when we lifted trap up to take him outside to the allotments to release. He did panic a little then and tried to lift and scratch his way out the drop down lid but to no avail it stayed closed. He was then released, he was reluctant to leave tube and peanut butter so had to tip up tube slightly to get him out. At no time do you have to touch or come into contact with the mouse itself after you have caught it and then need to release it. Success, we then rebaited the trap and relaid it where it had been just incase there were more. Next morning we checked the traps and all were empty except for the one in the kitchen where we had caught the first mouse - there fast asleep and curled up in the tube was another small mouse. We released this mouse too, washed mouse trap and rebaited and replaced back to spot behind freezer in kitchen as the chances are we have more around the house behind the walls etc. and this appears to be the main point of entry. Hopefully this will resolve the mouse issue. We are really pleased and impressed with these mouse traps, a humane way of DIY catching mice, easy to set up and release trapped mice. A decent price for four of these traps which also come with a cleaning brush, we can definitely recommend on our experience of using these traps. Just a quick tip, after washing traps they are difficult to dry as the tube is too small for the hand so I used a hair dryer on cool to make sure all plastic and metal components were completely dry.

Very easy to use. The mice won't suffocate in the trap. No loud noises. They definitely can't escape. I had a couple of field mice in my home, put these traps down with some peanut butter and caught them the first night. Decanted the mice into a little pet carrier and released them over 2 miles away. I put a toilet roll tube for hiding, bird seed for food and pear for water in the carrier which I tipped out while releasing them. I bought the plug in things after I released them and have had none back in a week so far. Fantastic product. Super durable as I dropped them a few times (pre mice!) And not a scratch. Easy to clean, bit of a pain to dry. Safe for pets and children and completely humane.

As a customer who has used Upoovver Mouse Traps, I'm pleased to share my review outlining the good and bad aspects of this product: The good: 1. Humane trapping: One of the best features of these mouse traps is their humane design. They allow for catching mice without causing harm, making it suitable for those who prefer a more ethical approach to pest control. 2. Indoor and outdoor use: The versatility of these traps is commendable. They work effectively both indoors and outdoors, allowing users to address mouse infestations in various areas of their home or property. 3. Easy to use: Upoovver Mouse Traps are designed for straightforward operation. Setting them up and placing them in strategic locations is hassle-free, making it convenient for users of all experience levels. 4. Reusable: These traps are reusable, which is not only environmentally friendly but also cost-effective in the long run. After capturing a mouse, you can release it safely and reset the trap for future use. The bad: 1. Attraction may vary: While these traps are generally effective, their success may depend on attracting mice to the trap's location. Some users may find that certain bait options work better than others, which might require some trial and error. 2. Limited capture capacity: These traps are designed to catch one mouse at a time. If you have a significant mouse infestation, it might be necessary to set up multiple traps in different locations. 3. Outdoor exposure: While the traps can be used outdoors, exposure to weather conditions might impact their durability and effectiveness over time. Overall, Upoovver Mouse Traps provide a humane and user-friendly solution for dealing with mouse infestations both indoors and outdoors. However, users should consider the attraction methods and the need for multiple traps, especially for larger infestations.

Caught both the mice that have been sneaking around my home since my cat departed. They are a good size and the mice didn't escape and they come with nice kits to clean them. Very easy to set up. Come with advice in what bait to use which is nice, I used almonds and chocolate chips, first mouse left nothing behind. The second mouse was not a chocolate fan. However, the second trap did damage the mouse's tail (broke it about a cm from the tip), so not too impressed with that. It didn't seem to bother it too much and it scampered away happily when released, but it loses a star for that one. Overall they are sturdy and do their job but perhaps could be improved to not hurt the mouse in the future.

Trap works a treat and as says is humane in a sense as doesn't kill the mouse/rat. The reason I left such a low rating is because it may be humane but found the mouse had tried to escape through the grill at the end which it couldn't but noticed the mouse had sliced all its skin off its nose as there is a metal grid in the end of the trap which slides out but is razor sharp. If you do purchase these please slide out the metal grid and smooth it with sandpaper so doesn't hurt the mouse/rat.

So I put chocolate in mine as I was told thats what mice like. For the first two days the chocolate was gone but no trapped mice. I came back on here and was I was not alone with finding myself running a mouse fast food restaurant. It seemed the mice were not heavy enough to set the trap off. Not wanting to keep feeding them until they were fat enough I decided to set the trap on a 45° angle so the mice would put more pressure on the trigger plate. I also nudged the trigger arm on the side so it only just stopped the gate from closing. After doing these two things ive found the trap works really well. I have since re-homed four unwanted lodges in just a couple of days.

I took some things from my shed in the car and found I had a mouse among the boxes. Obviously he then hid in the car. I left a cracker out overnight to see if he was in the car still and sure enough he was. Bought these traps, peanut butter and he now lives in a lovely field 3 miles down the road. Very Very relieved

Caught two of the little blighters and removed them a few miles to the nearby commons, where they can entertain the local owl population. It took a while to work out how to loosen the trapdoor - a ratchet lug on one side - but no problems after that.