Ratings & Reviews for Victor Mouse Traps

Effective, clean, easy to use mouse trap!

Having seen a mouse around our BBQ grill on the deck, we set out the regular inexpensive wire snap trap. Although it did kill one, a couple were caught at the waist facing out and still alive, and one took off with the trap. I couldn't handle dispatching these mice so I decided to try the Victor Electronic Mouse Trap. Within 5 minutes of setting it up, it caught one--dead! Just opened the flap and dumped out the mouse. In the next hour it got another. The next evening, another! I had no id...

Effective and Reusable

This mouse trap worked well for us. It's very easy to use, just insert the batteries, place it where you've had mice, turn it on and wait for the flashing green light. After the mouse has been killed, you can just dump it out of the trap, and wash the trap out with a slightly damp paper towel, rebait if necessary, and wait for the next one. Very simple.I would defiinitely recommend this. It's a little more expensive than a disposable trap, but will pay for itself quickly if you have multiple m...

Great in cars!!

I had a mouse get into my car. I started with two spin traps and four sticky traps and nothing after a week. I then added eight snap traps to the mix. I know it's over kill but OMG mice give me the creeps!! The little stinker was getting his fill of peanut butter and not setting off the traps or getting stuck. I set this mouse zapper up and got him overnight!! Living out in the country it's bound to happen again so I'll leave it set in my car all the time.

Trap

Mouse is electrocuted inside the box... out of sight.

not a good trap

this is more a mouse feeder than a trap. 4 tries and mouse got the bait and escaped unscathed

Kills mice dead

Electric chair for mice.

Got one!

Had a mouse in the trap within 24hr, however the light was not flashing. Only after I picked the trap up the light started flashing and I saw the tail hanging out. It catches mice but you may need to check the traps once a day.

The best by far!!!

My wife and I noticed a mouse on our back patio going trough a craked window to our garage. I went to Lowes and bought this one. In less than 2 days it got 2. It has been 3 weeks and got another one and just saw another one. I know tomorrow this trap will get it. Didn't realize we had that big of a mouse problem. Well worth the money! I would recomend everyone get one even if you don't think you have a mouse problem.

mouse took bait and left

NIce idea but the zapper sounds like shorting when turning on. Bait gone and no mouse. Stick with the old reliable traps.

Zapped Them Good!

Mice somehow entered the house, we’re scurrying around the kitchen counter with one nibbling on a chicken wing bone corner, probably pulled from the trash. Searched on-line for.non-poison / non-traditional mouse trap, found the electrocuting type mouse trap luckily on sale ($2.00 off) at Lowe’s. Bought 4 of these the next day, set in the kitchen floor, counter, under the sink and in basement. They were so easy to set up. The next morning I had 2 traps (kitchen counter & basement) with the blink...

Effective, Re-usable mouse trap

This re-usable, electric mouse trap is easy to bait, easy to re-arm and relatively easy to dispose of mice. Used it in a very difficult location to place traditional triggered spring traps. When a mouse is caught, an LED light blinks. You can see the blinking green LED in dark recesses and only go to the trouble of retreiving and re-setting it when it blinks.

Mouse zapper

It works like it should. The cleanup after getting the mouse was very easy. I recommend this method if others do not.

Very Effective

I purchased the zapper 3 days ago and I have caught a mouse a day. I love it. Works as stated. I use peanut butter as the bait. I placed the trap in a high traffic area.

A Better Mouse Trap!

This trap really works! For some time we have had a rodent problem a my place of work, I wanted to kill them but at the same time do it in an unseen and humane way, this trap fit the bill...

Bought Today, Mouse Gone Today!

I didn't want to deal with the usual mouse traps trying to avoid the messy cleanup. Poisons were out of the question as who knows where the mice would track that stuff before collapsing. I usually set wayward insects/rodents free if I can but this was terrifying my spouse. I waited until I failed to get the uninvited mouse out of our house before I told her. Went to Lowes this morning and bought three of these (traps for mice but not exactly like what's pictured, entrance is square). No action f...

I mean, it killed it, but...

I bought this two years ago when we weren’t sure if we’d gotten all the mice before a trip, but haven’t used it until last night. It killed a mouse last night, but there was no light flashing. We had a very smart mouse who somehow kept getting bait from the live traps without tripping them (I’ve successfully caught other mice using them, so, I was using them correctly). I set this up last night and opened it this morning to see if the pb was still there and SURPRISE!!! mouse. Who is pretty much ...

Worked immediately

Used a traditional mouse trap and was having no success. The first night I put this device out I had the mouse that was in my attic.