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I live in an old house in a very rural area, mice have always been an issue and over the years I have tried many different types of traps and baits - None have been very effective and I have the marks on my fingers to show how hard some traps are to set without personal injury.I have been using these traps for seven days and have, so far, caught 16 mice.These traps are well made and really easy to set and reset - without damaging your fingers!The cup for the bait is perfect as long as you use the correct bait. Disposal from these traps is really easy, you don't have to touch the mouse or any part of the trap that has been in contact with the mouse - ideal.I have tried many baits and combinations of baits and have now come down to one preferred solution. Many people use peanut butter or chocolate but in my opinion these are too easy for the mouse to reach and access without having to put pressure on the trip pad. I take a couple of raisins and roll them in my fingers until they are soft and sticky. Then push them firmly into the bait cup. The mouse cannot get the bait without having to put pressure on the trip plate as the bait is secure in the cup - this has worked every time for me.I don't often write reviews but was so impressed with these traps I felt I should share my view of them.I should add that I haven't been offered any form of incentive to write this review.

These have caught 7 mice in 4 days so if you have the right bait you will have no issues in catching them. The method of arming the traps is also far safer than my original wooden traps, you add the bait first and arm by pulling the top bar back so no need for your fingers to be anywhere near the danger end. Being plastic they are also easy to clean.Not sure if they will last as long as my old traps, but at this price that doesn't really matter too much

Was used by my mate and she said that it was easy to set the trap. Pulling back on the lever until it clipped I to place.However looks as if mouse have disappeared all of a sudden as traps remained untouched.

I had to sand down some of the plasric part that holds the trap in order to make it more sensitive and they've worked like a treat! I'm not saying they're not good out of the box, but it seemed like mice would have to use alot more pressure to be caught initially, now I've caught 5! Awsome lol things. Kills them right at the neck section every time!

I bought this product after reading reviews, however, unfortunately it didn't work for me. Or might rat in my house is way smarter than theirs. Bait was taken away by rat everyday and he still has control over my kitchen.

Did the job n caught mice

These are so sensitive, that I set it and when I place it down if there is any movement it activates. There hardly any catch on it, it takes 4 or 5 times to set it as the bar just falls out of the clip.So lightweight that when a mouse stepped on it, the thing jumped in the air therefore not catching the mouse which jumped away. Ive tried wedging it between things but then the access to it is restricted, Ive tried blutac but the power of the snap still lifts it up.Moral of the story: You get what you pay for - pay for cheap, plastic, you get cheap plastic with no ability to do the job. They are also tiny. I bought a 1 pack of something which looked very similar (which is why I bought this box) but side by side the others are 50% bigger and more robust.

They certainly work. They were a last resort to an infestation of furry little blighters. The daily trudge to the shed to check them become the saddest. slowest walk. In my head the platoon soundtrack on repeat, the horror, the angst, the loss...However, It cleared my problem, it seems a quick and painless death, easy to empty, no mess. No, I didn't like using them but they worked, better than anything else. No poison risk to the dog, no moving the issue elsewhere. Easy to set, Peanut butter seems the best bait. Problem solved.

One of the worst parts of using this kind of mouse trap is disposing of the dead mice, because you really don't want your fingers to be so close. However, this design makes it a mite easier. You still have to get close, but the secondary bar puts about an inch of space between your finger and the body, which makes this part of the process a lot less revolting. The traps are easy and safe to bait and set up. The wooden ones never quite snapped on my fingers, but not for a lack of effort.