I caught one mouse and it was easy to get rid of it and reset it
588902
Bought them and there's no mice. I caught one mouse and it was easy to get rid of it and reset it.
3377544
I used this trap and caught about 10 mice in it over the span of 4 months or so.
Usually I would release them soon after being caught - not more than a couple hours afterwards.
The last one I released after leaving it in it overnight.
The mouse seemed to have bitten the hinge clip inside so now it will not stay open - therefore unusable.
1970039
They work, and as far as I can tell dispatch the mouse in as humanely a way as possible. Easy to load with peanut butter, and easy to dispose of the little mouse body.  Many (late) house-mouses long departed could attest to their effectiveness. Don't hassle with those dreadful sticky traps, and don't risk bait traps. Runs on batteries, and it blinks when a mouse has been dispatched. I highly recommend this product. Get a couple or a few if you have a real mouse problem.
2222681
PROS:
Can catch multiple mice.  It seems large enough to hold 4-6 mice, but they have to come in separately, though there are two entrances.  I only caught one mouse, as I have been working on driving away the mice by having zero food available for them at all times and blocking entrances, so I am down to the few that did not leave before the holes were blocked.

Well-constructed, and works to catch mice without letting them escape again.
Easy to clean.  Tight fitting lid.  Seems indestructable.
Would be ideal for catching many mice at one time.  If you are very mice ridden then this may be your trap. It also would be good for clumsy people who drop things a lot, because you won't wreck this one.

CONS:
My mouse hid under the in-ramp while I was driving him to the wild area for release. I had made it comfortable in there for him with a jar-lid of water and several kinds of food.  When I opened the trap  lid for release I thought he had escaped in my car because I did not see him, but eventually I saw the tip of the tail sticking out from under the ramp.  It was hard getting him out, and waiting for him to leave did no good. He stayed in it. I had to dump it upside down and knock it to get him out.  I could easily have missed him even being in there and left him for days if he were hiding under the ramp at the time I checked the trap.
It is scary to open lid with mice inside except they are more afraid than I am.  It is hard to open lid when wearing leather gardening gloves.  Lid hinges along the long side, and it opens cigar box style so you take the top top up and completely expose the interior.  I would really hate doing that with four or five mice in there, but I had one single mouse hiding under the ramp.

I bought this trap and also the small green house-shaped trap, and the little house was much, much easier.  I had a hard time rating this.  It is appropriate and five stars for some people as described above, but probably is one star for the average home owner with a couple of mice in the kitchen.  Buy yourself one or more of the green house ones and do not buy this one.

 I released my mice in a city-owned natural hiking area about three miles from my house. Along with catching mice, scrub your cupboards, leaving 99% bacteria-killing solution on for ten minutes.  Stuff all holes with steel wool. Search for hidden holes inside cupboards. Keep things like cereal and chips in the oven or refrigerator. Clean toaster crumb tray after each use. No dirty plates or pans and all counters spotless.  Food in jars in mouse-proofed cupboards.  I had a space over my heating vent that had to have a piece of wood nailed over to prevent mouse entry.  I added strips of wood on the floor inside the furnace closet and hot water heater closet because mice were coming from the crawl space around the bottom of the heaters. The strip is right next to the door when the door is shut, on the inside, so mice can't come underneath the door jamb. Also make sure that a spark arrester is secure on top of your fireplace chimney or mice can come in that way. Good luck! It is hard having a zero food, zero crumbs kitchen.
1429450
What I like about these traps is that I can hear them shut when mouse is caught. I can take them outside and to the forest right away to reduce the stress on the mouse. Even if I don't hear them shut, I still check them regularly in case a mouse is caught inside. They are easy to use. You place some peanut butter on a soda cracker and slide it into the slot on one end. Then you place the plastic covering on. On the other end you press down on the trap door and secure it under the catch inside. You'll need to press down on the plate that springs the trap shut in order to hook the door. The trap shuts by feeling the weight of the mouse on the plate as it goes to smell the peanut butter. I have caught little mice so it doesn't need much weight at all to work. I also run them under water if a mouse leaves droppings. Usually they don't leave droppings because I get them outside so quickly. These traps have worked really well for me once I figured out where to put them. That is the trick is to figure out where the mice normally travel and put one there. Having multiple traps has worked best for me. Also I don't wait for them to chew through the cracker when I remove the plastic cracker covering. They are too upset to eat and would just rather be free I think. I lift the cover, then the cracker and they look at me and run away into the forest. I did have a small mouse squeeze out before I could get the cracker out but none of the mice are interested in coming into contact with me. They look around when the trap is opened and usually take a few seconds to run away.
3709937
It caught my mouse! It was a very cute mouse and I didn't want to kill it. It took about a month for the mouse to get caught in this even though I saw him on my counters walking around it every day, but it went in this thing over the kill-trap (which I put out because I was skeptical of its effectiveness after a few weeks) so it's gotta be pretty decent.
1364264
Got it in today.  This mouse I have tried many other ways to catch.. I wanted to be hunane as possible as I respect the animals life... i just don't respect it choosing to do it in my home.  I set the trap with some peanut butter.  I went to bed.. within 30 minutes laying in bed... I heard a buzz and went to investigated.  At 23:50 hours I was rid of my mouse issue.

I will say this the features on this 20$ trap are better than that of the 40$ traps I looked at.
It has a flashing indicator light to let you know you have a rodent to do away with.  Low battery light as well.  It was swift.  The animal couldn't have felt much.  As opposed to the traps with power bars that slap down on whatever part is in its path.  I have had to kill mice hours after they have been hit by those.. its not plesant.  This was quick and easy clean out.  Its already waiting just incase I get more visitors.  I would definately recommend it to others.
4863758
i knew i had a few mice in my house, but didn't know i had so many. it caught 31 mice in less than 36 hours. now things are much better and the mice problem is living outside.
3766830
This was smaller than I'd thought it would be. That aside I caught a mouse within the first few hours! I love that this didn't hurt the mouse as I have a 4yr old who would have been devastated to see any animal hurt! Its so easy to set up and to release the mouse! I released as soon as I heard to trap snap shut so I don't know about them chewing yet... It was definitely worth the price! Down side is if you have an animal lover like I do, when they see the cute little nuisance, they want to keep them as pets!! All in all though it's simple,easy, and gets the job done with no mess,chemicals or upset babes!
4491961
I had a mouse problem that was driving me crazy in my apartment. I didn't really want to use glue traps or snap traps because if my wife finds the mouse in the trap, forget it. I put the trap out with regular peanut butter and 5 hours later I caught the mouse. But I could clearly hear it trying to get out. I just threw it in the trash bin outside and was done with it. Even though it wasn't an instant kill, I'd probably use this trap again since I have young kids and a wife in the house =).
626471
Works great. I caught 2 mice in 2 days. They were happy to be released to their new life in the woods. Haven't seen any since. Used Eco Defense Mice Repellent once I caught the rogue duo. Haven't seen any of their friends thankfully.
572847
It came so small and upon testing it, it didn't seem very sticky. But to my surprise it worked. I caught the little mouse that invaded my home.
1816987
It took about two weeks but it safely caught the mouse which we then released far away from our home. Safe and easy to use but would not reuse it since it would be hard to clean properly. Cheap enough to buy another if needed!
4401826
This is a great trap to catch mice. We had over 20 of them in the garage and every morning this trap had 3 plus in it. I put a small cracker with peanut butter in it. It worked like a charm. It's also easy to open when it's time to release them.
4783482
Had 5 of these set in my kitchen with peanut butter, caught a mouse the first night. They are easy to load and set. What's really nice is since the mechanism is in the plastic housing even if it snaps back there's no risk of getting pinched fingers and they are great to have around my dog because even if she sets one off it's not gonna catch a paw or nose.

Only downside is the mouse was hard to get out so I just threw the trap out instead of reusing but I think that mouse might have just been in their weird. Either way I am fine with a 1 time use if it takes care of the problem
711958
So effective, it will definitely startle you when you realize how many mice you actually have. I used peanut butter, and it was on the floor for about two minutes before we caught the first one
1596900
Caught a mouse in my cupboard within the first few days. I placed it on the walking path of the mouse and I did not have to bait it.