Humane Multi-Catch Mouse Trap Repeater Corner Unit – Southern Homewares Safe, Reusable Catch and Release Rodent Trap for Home Use

I wish I would have found this multi-catch trap sooner because it works.... it catches multiple mice at a time and DOESNT ALLOW THEM TO ESCAPE. If your new to the mice trapping game you may be saying how could a mouse escape ? Well before buying this trap I bought plastic traps and the after the mice is trapped they scratch and chew the plastic until the latch holding them in breaks. The mice escape and the plastic trap no longer works. But these traps are made of METAL. The mice can chew all they want but they cannot escape.This trap has made life a lot easier. We have a mice problem in our attic which is only a crawl space with pull down stairs. Its a pain to keep going up there. So the fact that this trap catches and holds multiple mice at time is fantastic. We open it once a day and it's caught at least 1 and I've had up to 3 at a time every night. I use peanut butter and they cannot resist it. Within 30 minutes of putting the trap out a mouse goes in and gets caught. They walk through the opening, over what looks like a tiny metal seesaw and once their weight transfers over it, it closes and they cannot get out. The clear lid allows you to see if there are mice inside and then it opens and you can release them. It advertises it can hold up to 12 mice which I guess is true space wise if they were babies but more realistic I'd say it could hold 8 adult field mice if they were dumb enough to enter when it's packed with mice.SOME TIPS: Use peanut butter, it works great. I posted pictures to show where I had the most success with putting peanut butter. If it's too close to the sides they can reach in through holes on the outside and eat it without entering the trap. The fresher the peanut butter the better. You don't need a lot but the smell is strongest when you first put it out. I've had the most success at night. They come out when it's dark and quiet so I empty the trap in the day and leave it ready to catch more overnight. Hope this helps, Good luck !

I don't like killing mice, this worked really well. I would use peanut butter since its got a pungent scent for mice, rub some on the inside either on the floor or on the sides of the tunnels (facing inwardly, dont put PB on the outside.) Also PB doesnt smell as bad as cat food.The only downside is the mice tend to go to the bathroom a lot, so make sure to clean the trap after each use.

This worked like a charm for quite a while until they figured out how to get out or the trap failed. Could be the latter, as one mouse worked so hard to get out, banging against the exits, that he died. Now they won't go near it, even after cleaning, but I will buy another.

At first, these traps seemed perfect! In the first week, I caught 2–3 mice at a time, and they stayed trapped until I released them. Impressed, I bought two more. But now, all of them seem to let the mice escape before I can release them. I have three of these, and at this point, I’m just providing food and hosting mouse dinner parties. Disappointed!

Works well

In defense of the product, perhaps all the mice have been captured. Very easy to set up, cleaning OK, value not bad...just haven't caught anything. Keep it around just in case.

I initially used peanut butter and didn't have much luck. When I switched to pumpkin seeds I have had great success with this trap - sometimes even two mice at once. Be careful not to allow seeds to hinder flaps or ramps from moving normally or you might get a mouse that eats and escapes.

Bought 2 and baited with chocolate (learned from an exterminator) and in 3 days NO MORE MICE!!! Caught up to 3 in a trap, 5 in one day. Works great and with the triangular design fit under my cabinet corners and barely show.I can't use poison for risk of dog getting a poisoned mouse and getting sick, plus inhumane. Glue traps should be outlawed and snap traps only get one at a time. It was easy to relocate mice where they wouldn't be a nuisance.Very happy with purchase!Suggestion: paint black so they blend in better.