Motel Mouse Humane No Kill Live Catch and Release Mouse Traps, Reusable with Cleaning Brush - 2 Pack

These work well, I have had 100% success rate on multiple uses. They’re easy to set, I use a little granola for the bait which I thought would be easier to clean than peanut butter. The traps seem to allow enough airflow to keep the little guys from suffering until I can get them outside to release them 2 miles away. One negative is you have to be gentle with the traps, one of the traps would no longer set (the spring door wouldn’t stay open) after a couple weeks. I think maybe tapping it against the trash can to try to dislodge some of the excrement may have been enough to offset the trap door so that it would no longer set even though the tapping wasn’t very hard. Another negative is the foam cleaning brush it comes with broke after a few uses and the excrement can be a little difficult to clean out. Big positive was I emailed the company a video of the trap door no longer setting and they were quick to refund me since they didn’t have a replacement in stock at the time. I ended up ordering another set from Amazon.

These work fantastic! We knew we had at least two mice in our garage. I put peanut butter in two of these traps. I put them out at about 3:00 pm. I caught one mouse within an hour and the second mouse in three. Now it’s been several days with no mice. I highly recommend these! I hate killing animals/insects for no reason. This allows you to safely release them back outside. They are very easy to use.

I bought this duo. One was defective, so I emailed the company. Frans got back to me almost immediately and replaced my unit. He kept me updated, too. Excellent service. I caught four mice using the trap that worked. I used honey and seed as bait. It was easy to use. The one side with the removable door took me a minute to figure out how to open but it’s very easy! Highly recommend.

Easy to use and effective. It is a little harder to clean as the droppings get caught under the trap door and in nooks of the ‘hotel’But I did catch 2 mice the first night!

These traps work great! Put fresh peanut butter and cashew mix in the rear of the trap on the block wall. Caught one in just a few minutes at night. Some may be hesitant, but they’ll give in and enter the traps. Sometimes the tails get caught in the latch door, but otherwise what a great product! Chose this option as it’s safer around kids and they won’t pick up a dead mouse 🐭 ….

Not easy to bait but easy to set and they seem to work. Although my cat has caught more mice than the trap has.Cat 7Trap 1I'm not sure how to interpret these results but I do prefer letting the live mouse go in the park over disposal of the chewed dead mice.If you need effective mouse 🐁 control, get a cat!

Put this out and caught this little guy the first night. I put a piece of cracker with peanut butter for the bait. The trap was easy to set and easy to open to release it. It's a little hard to clean, but well worth it.

Bought this because every once in a while a field mouse gets in the house and I don't want to kill them. I can catch him and then turn it loose in the woods. Works well.

Contentissimo dell'acquisto. A partire dal prezzo molto onesto! e poi soprattutto perché FUNZIONA ed è rispettoso dell'animale. Facilissimo da assemblare. In 2 giorni ho catturato e liberato 3 topolini! Consiglio di inserire come esca del cioccolato bianco. Riutilizzabile 1000 volte. Arrivato nei tempi previsti e perfettamente integro. Corriere molto gentile. Grazie Amazon.

Es perfecto, entraron dos ratones muy pequeños en cada una de las trampas y pudimos sacarlos fuera de la casa fácilmente.

Souris attrapée très rapidement, sans stress pour elle, facile à ouvrir pour la relâcher. Facile à nettoyer. Je recommande

Fonctionne super bien, particulièrement avec du beurre de cacahuète ! On a attrapé pas mal de souris ... et, contre toute attente, de musaraignes. Elles ont pu être relâchées dans les champs, en toute sécurité. : )Des souris y ont passé la nuit sans se faire mal ou causer de dégât aux pièges, ce qui est franchement rassurant. Je crois que je pourrais même le recommander à quelqu'un ayant égaré son hamster ou sa souris domestique.Pensez quand même à vérifier les pièges tout les jours pour éviter que les animaux ne meurs dedans dans des souffrances inutiles ( en dehors du manque de nourriture et d'eau, les petits rongeurs sont très facilement sujet au stress ).Il y a quand même quelques points négatif :1. Pas si simple à nettoyer une foi que vous avez usé l'accessoire fourni avec les pièges ( se qui arrive très vite si vous utilisez en appât une pate bien collante ... comme le fameux beurre de cacahuète ) ... Mais, honnêtement, ça reste faisable.2. J'ai l'impression que le compartiment à appât devient plus difficile à ré-emboiter au bout d'un certain temps ( notez que, personnellement, je les mets dans les combles où il fait froid et humide ).3. Le principal point faible : un animal par capture et par piège, deux si vous avez beaucoup de chance. Ca va donc prendre un moment si vous avez un nid de rongeur entier à déplacer. Dans ce cas là, peut-être vaudrait il mieux se tourner vers des pièges capable d'effectuer plusieurs capture en même temps, même si ils peuvent être plus onéreux.

So simple and easy to set up. We left it on the floor of the hallway, side against the wall with a bit of hard cheese. It stayed there during the daytime so we could check on it frequently. We took it away during our sleeping time, other wise the mouse could get stressed if caught inside it for a long time. The 2nd day we found our house mouse in it after we checked it the 2nd time. My friend picked up the “house”, took it outdoors… the mouse raised his head, sniffing the fresh air until reaching his destination under a willow tree on the grassy bank of the nearby canal! As soon as the end of his ‘house’ opened, he exited like a shot out of a gun! Happily, healthy back in the outdoors again!**We recommend this device for everyone to use! It is humane and kind,** …. ( N.B. Our two dogs never noticed him, but inside I’d seen our mouse peeking around before racing away from the direction of our dogs!)