Mouse Trap Multi-Catch and Release Humane with See-Through Window Lid, Non-Lethal Mouse Traps for Indoor and Outdoor Use, Catches Up to 30 Mice - (2 Pack)

We loaded ours up with a smear of peanut butter on some wax paper inside the trap and we caught mice three nights in a row and haven't had any since then. I love that this is a humane way to deal with our mouse problem--especially having young kids in the house that I'd like to be a good example for! I appreciate that these traps have a window on top so you can see easily if you've caught any mice.Just remember to check and empty your traps regularly so you don't wind up with dead mice in there!

When I got mine one was bent doesn't allow them in the other allows them to crawl back out. They had to know when was defective because when I got it it was in a box in a box and they still sent it to me anyways,

Trap worked better than expected. First night I caught four, and the second night three. Highly recommend the model with the window. It was nice to see what was in the trap before picking it up. Great product so far.

Traps work well except one is hard to open. Nice to be able to see if it worked during the night. Feels better to let mice go down the road, rather than out in garbage.

The concept is great, but the execution has some issues. Sturdy? Yes, but too many razor-sharp edges. Have cut my thumbs just trying to wash out the traps. The lids should have an outside lock. The snap-shut lid is tight enough, but is hard to open, and the mice will take advantage of a quick escape while you're fumbling to get it open OR they try getting out the way the got in and can get stuck in the tunnels, and they hold on for dear life. Kinda undermines the "humane" feature of the trap if you have to try to force them out.

I put these in my shop which is in a rural area. Put in some peanut butter and caught a critter pretty quickly. However, it seems plain old mouse traps work even better so maybe a mix of both is a good idea. The window is nice so you can see if you need to deal with a mouse that found its way inside.

Tin Cats are great mouse traps and got even better now because they added a glass window on the top so that you can see immediately if you've got anything in the trap. We have a bunch of these traps on our ranch.

Well mad with one important exception:Once captured the mice need to be released, the construction of the catching box is fine, but the release is difficult. Being difficult when releasing the mice. it becomes easy for them to run into your hands or up your arm. A suggested improvement would be: A spring release with a trigger tab on the box so it can be opened with a stick when placed on the ground.

These products are not any good for the price. They should have some sort of plexiglass on the top. They have a good build with the steel unit and then they go and put a piece of plastic on the top that is thinner then plastic packaging. This unit got stepped on by a dog trying to get the cheese and the peanut butter out of the unit. Good thing I didn’t put in any bait that the dog could’ve got sick from.

The mouse trap worked perfectly! No more plastic traps to eat threw.The mouse is safe and no tails are caught in the trap door.Lots of room for more than one mouse.Easy to lift secure lid.Will purchase again if needed.

I wish these would work as I don't enjoy killing mice and having to dispose of them. But I baited and positioned this as best I could, but the mice were not interested in it. Completely unsuccessful.I went back to the classic wooden, simple trap and that worked 100%.

They work really well.

What a wonderful way to rid your house of unwanted intruders in a humane way.