Humane Mouse Trap - Mouse Traps That Work – Best Mouse, Mice and Rat Trap – Plastic Traps Live Catch and Release Rodents, Safe Around Children and Pets (2Packs)

Tumbaron un taller al lado de mi casa y todos los ratones se refugiaron eni casa, en una semana ya no tenía ratones, muy humana la trampa, no los lastima

These are a great alternative for anyone who wants to get rid of mice but not see them suffer on the sticky traps. I always hated when they would get stuck on those and then squeak and cry. I thought they were cruel. These are super easy to set and use. Very effective. I caught and released three in a row and haven't had any more since. You just have to make sure you take them out to field away from your house so they don't come right back in. Easy to release. I wear disposable gloves when I handle them since mice can carry germs. Freaked me out at first to pick up the trap with a live mouse in it but they are secure until you pull the release door. Has little air holes for the mouse. Not for everyone but great for those who don't want the mice but don't want to kill them.

This humane mouse trap was worth every cent. Set it up using the recommended peanut butter to attract the mouse and the next morning there it was! Was able to easily set it free a few blocks away. Perfect for small mice - might not work for rats though.

These live traps are great! I have field mice in my house and because they are so small & light, they rarely if ever trigger traps. They are also infamous chewers and will chew through live traps with in an hour of being caught. Since setting these traps up, which is VERY easy to do, I have caught several. Though cleaning is a little bit of a pain in the tush, I found soaking them in hot soapy water for a bit works great and they dry quickly on their own. The only negative about these traps is one mouse did end up getting their tail caught in the door which was upsetting to see. Luckily for the mouse, it had only been about 15/20 mins before I checked the trap after it had been set. If you have field mice, I strongly suggest using these traps. Also, for bait that is cleaner and easier to load in the small bait compartment, I use a bit of the hamster food. These traps are safe, easy to use and clean.

I hate killing any living creature but I also don't want mice in my house. I don't like chasing my cats when they catch one, either. I placed the traps by the dishwasher, where my cats sit in wait for mice. I added a few hulled sunflower bits and I would check the traps in the morning. In two days I had the first one, a few days later another. A week went by and I had caught a third. The trap works very well and there is nothing to picking up the see-thru trap and relocating the guys to another area away from the house. To release the mouse, you only need to click open the door and off it goes. I received two types of traps. The one pictured above with the rounded top is best. The one with a pointed pitched roof, that looks like a house, did not work well. The end kept falling off very easily, one was broken when it arrived and another one gave me problems trying to reset it. I had NO problems with the rounded top ones pictured above.