6 Pack Humane Mouse Traps Catch and Release Pet and Child Safe No Poison Green Color

I have captured several mice with these traps and have been impressed with how they work. The only negative I would comment on is that the trap door is VERY sensitive and can sometimes be difficult to set.

The traps work, are easy to setup, but they tend to fail after being washed in hot water. Not sure why. But after I learned to keep the water temperature low, I have had no issues.

The traps are effective, but only briefly. The captured mice inevitably gnaw at the small plastic stop used the hold the door open before they enter. It lasts one, two or three captures depending on how long the captured mouse is left in the trap. Inevitably, the door-stop, which is finely engineered to allow it to release the door, is quickly rendered useless, and the trap no longer works. But while it works, it is extremely effective.

I bought these in 2021 for about $21. I came here to order more since I have a big house but they have doubled in price. That’s too much since there are others that are similar. Here is my review though.They work well for mice that fit onto the back pressure plate. Since mice are messy, I need to clean them between uses. The door latches under a ridge in the pressure plate and pops up when the mouse steps onto the plate. If the unit gets dirty, the door won’t latch. It’s not that easy to clean. Just spraying it with a hose doesn’t always work. I have had to soak in soapy water for a couple of days and then rinse with a hose. So far, this has always worked. If you don’t use the syringe to provide water, the mice will die quickly, so you need to keep checking the traps. Letting them die this way is worse than a kill trap.This trap works but I won’t pay the current price.

Effective for catching mice, however it’s only good for one or two times. I think the mice gnaw on the catch and wear it down to where the door will no longer latch making it useless and has to be thrown out. They cost too much to throw out after being used once or twice. I’m going back to the snap traps that I can get several in bulk for the same price or less.

These mousetraps are great. Work better than the bulky metal ones, Sometimes a tail gets caught, but they don't seem to mind much. The reason I give them a 4 (same for CatSense, YARDefense, Autgenzo) id that you have to be aware of a couple of things. 1) They break. You can figure 1 out of 4 will break quickly, either because the little spring holding the trap door pops out, or the trap door no longer holds the door open. You can figure one more will fail every 6 months or so for the same reasons. Every brand is the same. 2) You have to check them often if it is cold o4 the ones you're catching are small (4 hours or so). If the ones you're catching are adults and it's above 60 at night, you can set the traps at night and check in the morning. After all, I don't trap them to kill them. As long as the traps are physically intact, they will continue working if you wash and rinse them between uses. (I sometimes melt a little peanut butter in the rinse water). I have a pomegranate tree and they seem to love the seeds. Peanut butter is OK, too. If you wonder why I have so much experience with mouse traps, I live in a semi rural area and there are a lot of native mice.

Living in the country with a small zoo of farm animals, we have mice. Period. Hubs and daughter are ethical vegans. Traditional mouse traps and sticky paper was frowned upon along with creating a hazard for our Furry and feathered friends. It's an nice compromise and very useful.I would give it 5 stars on use, but after the 4th or 5th mouse the door catch fails. We bought 4 sets and it was a pretty consistent fail.

The media could not be loaded.  I caught a mouse after 3 days with this one . I’ve had glue traps out for months and nothing .When you catch a mouse they will still be by the trap door trying to escape, simply remove the food compartment and they will be able to run out the back and you can reinsert it and reset the trap!Thank you to whom ever came up with this solution. I live in a city so I released it by the pond at one of our big parks 2.5 miles away from my house lol