Trisiki Mouse Trap, 6 Pack Heavy Duty Reusable Snap Traps that Kill Instantly, High Sensitive Mice Catcher UK, Safe and Effective Rodent Trap for Indoors and Outdoors, Easy Set-up & Clean

We had noticed a few mice coming through our fence near the bird feeders.My wife bought some cheap "little nipper" traps from the local DIY store.They never caught anything even though the bait was gone!I ordered these and they feel so much better quality, easy to set, and the design means you can put them down without worrying about it going off and getting your fingers.I baited with a little peanut butter, pushed in a whole peanut in the central bait pocket.I had literally just put them out and had been inside to wash my hands when I heard a "snap!" . In less than a few minutes I'd caught my first mouse. By the end of the afternoon I had caught THREE! The next morning I checked and I'd caught a fourth mouse.These are EXCELLENT and easy to clean. I haven't seen a mouse since, but I'll keep freshening the bait and moving the traps.Highly recommend.

Easy to use, clean kill.

I got this 6-pack of Trisiki mouse traps to tackle some mice at home. The traps are easy to set up and feel pretty sturdy. They’re very sensitive and should catch mice quickly.That said, the mice I had didn’t seem interested in going into the traps, so I didn’t get any catches. The traps are reusable and easy to clean, which is a plus. I’ve tried them indoors and outdoors, and they seem safe and well-made.Overall, good quality traps, but in my case, the mice just avoided them. Might work better depending on your situation.

I had a mouse problem in my house, and after trying several things, I decided to get this mousetrap. I put some cheese in the cup and left it out. After a few days, I finally caught the mouse! It comes in a pack of six which is good since you can lay them around in different places to cover more ground. This was so much better than using poison because it killed the mouse instantly, and I didn't have to worry about finding a poisoned mouse later. Very effective, highly recommend it!

It hard to write about mousetraps, they either work or they don’t and break. These brand new ones are baited with peanut butter and about to go into action.If you note the far right, red trimmed one. I’ve had this about four years and it’s lasted every winter from a batch of four. (The others failed over the years) it’s identical in every way to the new order, bar the yellow trim. If they perform as well then the five star review will be deserved. I find the failure points are usually the plastic retaining tab at the back of the trap that releases the snapper.Can’t really complain about this as it’s to be expected over time.Lost count of the mice trapped, but for info the red trimmed one is up to 8 in six weeks this winter. I’d anticipate the new ones will work just as well.**Update after a couple of days use** Mice being caught from day one...No issues at all with the traps. No gruesome pics taken though...

I recommend this to anyone who is dealing with mouse in their home. I read reviews and trusted my guts to buy it. I received the package on the 21st of April and set the traps with peanut butter and it did the job on the 22nd of April. It caught the mouse in just a day. I highly recommend this. We have left the traps hopefully we wouldn’t catch anymore.

When I first got these traps, almost all the traps were having their bait stolen without the trap going off. So an annoying but solvable trap flaw: the trap trigger paddle in its set position isn't sensitive enough to set off trap with the slightest movement. I solved this by pressing the paddle down after setting it so that it was just about to go off - like resting on a knife edge.After doing that, these traps were initially very effective, racking up something like 15 kills across 2 weeks, even with a trap catching two mice at once on two occasions. But all the mice caught were almost all very small - young mice - probably a few weeks old and newly weaned. Just one adult sized mouse was caught as far as I recall.I then found that despite pressing down the paddle to make them more sensitive, the traps were once again having their bait stolen without catching mice. The problem turned out to be a further flaw, this time fatal - clever mice can lift up the trigger paddle from underneath to make the trap unsensitive and then steal the bait. This renders the trap useless and without physically modifying the trap somehow it's not possible to stop this from happening.These traps have certainly helped me get rid of a great many mice - but the trouble is that the clever adult mice that can learn to defeat these traps are the ones that breed more mice. I've switched to using different traps as a result that use a different trap mechanism (the one used in classic wooden mouse traps), which hopefully will prove more effective.

These are good, strong traps for catching mice. Easy to set, with a deep enough well for bait ensuring the mouse has to get good purchase to be caught. Humane in as much as they are extremely strong and death is swift. Better I believe than a slow poisoning. I dont like killing them, btw, but they just come back if released, so don't judge! Reusable, strong and effective.