Ratings & Reviews for Victor Electronic No-See, No-Touch Mouse Traps

Crap

I bought two of these traps, what a waste of money. They do not work. The written description on this product is false advertising.

Didn’t work

The mouse chewed through the side vent to get the peanut butter, instead of going into the trap. Trap failed.

Scared Rats

Rodents are scared of it. Snap traps are the way to go.

Best Decision I’ve Made In A Long Time

Knew I had a mouse running around my house. This mouse has terrorized my residence for months. I’ve tried many “non-euthanasia” methods and none of them worked. At all. Within the past 3 weeks the mouse decided to start stealing my dog’s prescription dog food (it’s expensive) and STORE IT IN MY WASHING MACHINE. One morning, when there was no food in the bowl, the mouse took a crap in her food bowl. After these incidences, it became personal. I can’t afford to feed a mouse and two dogs. Before ...

Skeptic to a Believer

I did NOT think this would work. And at first, it kind of didn't. We tried leaving it along the walls that we saw the mice running on, but no dice. For two weeks, we didn't catch a thing. Then I managed to ID one of their mouse holes. I put the entrance of the trap right at the hole and taped around it to make a kind of tunnel straight into the trap entrance. It's been 18 hours and I've caught four of them already. We only thought we had one! I'm leaving it there until they either take the hint ...

Worked great I got 2 mice and the cats are at zero

I followed the directions from other people saying to use gloves to clean and set up. First night I got 1 mouse and after I cleaned it I got another one the second night. So I’ve had good luck with this product.

clean, ethical, and it works

When one cat became obsessed with the stove, I knew I had a mouse. There are no droppings but some insulation on the floor. baited with peanut butter, and that night, my cat was again obsessed with the stove. didn't want to scare the mouse, so I waited until the morning when I was greeted with a flashing light and dead mouse. From what I can tell, it was instantaneous, the mouse clearly was entering. Tossed in the trash and set again. I also have one in my pantry, which caught a mouse the first ...

Best mouse killer.

Excellent. It indicates when the trap has been activated. Keep batteries and bait in it and you keep getting mice. Very easy to empty.

Works well yet not humane

Caught the mouse my cat brought into the house by the second night.

Worked well

Worked as advertised. Easy to use.

Kills the mice!

This is a fantastic trap. A couple of days ago, I found evidence of mice in my garage, so we set out some flip traps that we already had. The mice ate the bait and the traps didn’t do anything. So I went to Lowe’s to get something that actually works—and quickly. I got this last night, and we killed a mouse every hour until we went to sleep. We needed to replace the batteries after the third kill. It takes 4 AA batteries, so keep several on hand if you have a lot of mice. It’s really easy to dis...

It works! and no mess!

We saw a little mice one night running along the wall. We went to Lowe’s to get this electric version to give it a try since it seems to be the most humane option. It trapped the mice and killed it I stantly on the 2nd night we put it out. I even forgot to put gloves on when I handled the machine and put the peanut butter in. My trick is always, with any kind of trap, make sure it’s aligned the wall where you spotted the mice and put the machine in between the wall and an object to create the ...

Less than satisfactory

Feeds them zaps them but does not contain or kill them

worthless trap

This trap is worthless, it's hard to bait and the instructions are crap, put it out 4 weeks ago and nothing but the 50-cent snap trap worked like a charm. Don't waste your money on this gimmick trap.

Absolutely works

After a week of using other traps I bought this trap and within hours of turning it on there was success. I bated with peanut butter and 1 piece of dog kibble. Make sure you wear gloves when handling this, or any trap, so not to leave your scent or mouse will stay away from it.