Mouse Trap That Work Instantly Quick Response Reusable Rat Trap Plastic Pedal Mousetraps Easy Mouse Catching Catchers - Pack Of 6

The media could not be loaded. I read some of the reviews that said these mouse traps do not work, but I can assure you they DO work. They are great. I was visiting my uncle in Cornwall, last week, when his carer asked me if my uncle had any mouse traps. I didn't think he had, so I ordered some - as my sister had previously successfully rid our mother's home of mice using what looked like the same traps. My traps were delivered the day after ordering, and I gave the carer three, and kept three.The carer had shown me the mouse droppings, on a cupboard shelf in her kitchen, where she keeps bags of dried dog food. I told her to use all three traps, in different parts of the house - because where there is one mouse there will be more. That mouse had to come from somewhere, and he probably had a wife or two. The average mouse can have 5-10 litters per year and, with a gestation period of 19-21 days and an average litter of 6-8 babies (sometimes as many as 14) that's an awful lot of little furries!!On my advice the carer put chocolate in the traps. As other reviewers have said, the mouse/mice were very clever - one just sat there and looked at her. He/she ate the chocolate that night.... and scarpered. The next day she put peanut butter in the traps and, whilst relaxing watching TV that evening, she heard the trap go off. She waited over an hour before she was brave enough to investigate, then rang me to ask what she should do with the poor thing (My reply? Bury it? Or bin it!). She chose the latter.Next day she said she felt like a murderer, but decided that mousie had committed suicide. I corrected her on this. It was definitely accidental death.... because mousie hadn't intended to die. So, I would say to anyone plagued by mice (and they are all looking for warmer homes and food for their families right now), buy a pack of these cheap and cheerful traps, bait them with chocolate or peanut butter..... and wait! DO NOT put them away when you have caught what you think is the offender. Keep them topped up with goodies and position them in more than one place. Just watch your fingers, and remember that the traps are reusable! Just squeeze the trap to open it, and dispose of the body. Good luck.

The media could not be loaded.  I have a mouse problem, this is my solution! In all honesty, I know that this solution works as I bought 2 similar to these but a different brand and about 3 times as much from B&Q a few years ago. The sprung bit is plastic on those though and when I have tried these, they have an even stronger closure response.Extremely easy to use and very effective if you have the right bait. I used the older, syringe filling, Big Cheese bait but I cant get that any more so bought this one instead https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00B2KMSFW/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_38. Well worth the £3.99 for ease of use and effectiveness. Have a look at the video to see how to use bothThese get 10/10 for Value, Price, Doing The Job

Well I do have to say they work (hence 4 stars rather than 3)!Have caught plenty of mice in our loft, under our sink and in our outbuildings... however...1) they are fiddly to set - took me ages to get the knack (I gave up using them with bait, as the mice are stupid enough to walk over them if you place them carefully!).2) When they go snip-snap, sometimes bits of the plastic have sheered off the yellow part and off the catch that enables you to set them, rendering them even harder to set... (I had to throw one away due to this problem).

So, a mouse decided to live in my house about a month ago. Fine I thought, shouldn't be too difficult... but it was a sneaky f***er. After 2 weeks I finally caught it in my bathroom. It made the mistake of going in there and there was nowhere to exit.. just so happened I needed the bathroom at the same time and he/she tried to make a swift exit as I entered but I closed the door too fast. After 10 minutes of chasing in circles as the mouse ran around the edge of the bathroom at 90 mph, managed to catch him in a jug and nicely took him outside in the grass and let it free.Later on I read about mice further and found they can come back if you don't release them very far away.This little thing came back and boy did it let us know. It was getting everywhere this time. Or so we thought....So initially we bought a humane trap, put some peanut butter in there and waited. After 3 days we finally caught "it". But hang on... this looks smaller than the one I caught last time...The little bugger had a litter of mice born and we didn't even realise! Now it got complicated. We now have more than one to catch...After catching the first one we tried to set it up again and after a couple days nothing had changed."Enough is enough!" I told my partner as I saw the loaf of bread had been nibbled through the bottom of the bag on our kitchen side throughout the night. "They have to go NOW"Then I browse amazon and find this beauty pack! 6 traps, instantly work... This must work I thought!?So I placed them all around the house.First night, 1 caught... Awesome, that was fast... but we also noticed that the peanut butter bait on the trap by the fridge had been taken off... One of the sneaky mice was clever enough to pull the peanut butter out without setting the trap... Great! One of these clever gits eh!?Or so it thought!! We found the little critters exit hole in our airing cupboard. I blocked the gap under the door and placed a trap in there too.Well, this morning the trap behind the sofa caught yet another baby mice (That's 3 we got now) and just now I caught the big momma upstairs too.They scattered all around the grass ready to decompose or be eaten by something else.4 Mice all gone with snapped backs, game over.. We've kept the traps just in case there is another around... but at least the biggen is gone.These traps are 100% worth the money and they 100% work. Have fun!

avec un peu de nutella comme appât c'est extrêmement efficace pour éliminer les souris indésirables : je recommande.

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Packaging Amazon: imballo G2Packaging prodotto: sacchetto in plastica trasparenteContenuto: Set di 6 trappole in plastica per topiQualità prodotto: Plastica e molle nella norma, nessuna anomalia da evidenziare, qualità all'altezza del prezzo pagatoUtilizzo: meccanismo a scatto sensibile quanto basta per assicurare il lavoro da svolgere.Esperienza durante l'utilizzo: a patto di posizionare la trappola in un punto strategico, svolge alla perfezione il suo lavoro. Dopo il posizionamento sono bastate poche ore per catturare già il topo.Conclusione: consiglio il prodotto a chi ha problemi di topi in casa o in garage.Avvertenze: fate attenzione alle dita quando posizionate la trappola.

Todo perfecto, solo ponerla murió un ratoncito que había estado dando por saco mucho tiempo. La trampa y el bizcocho hicieron su trabajo. ( Bizcocho no incluido )

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