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What Customers Are Saying
Customers are divided on this trap's effectiveness, with roughly half reporting success and many expressing frustration. Those satisfied praise the ease of setup, no-touch disposal, and compact design that fits tight spaces. However, many report consistent failures: mice eating bait without triggering the mechanism, traps failing to stay open or set properly, or springs lacking sufficient force. Some users experience mechanical issues like premature springing or traps breaking after first use. While several appreciate the design when it works, the recurring complaint of bait consumed without activation suggests a trigger sensitivity problem for many users.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Absolutely worthless
Would Not RecommendAll this accomplished was to give the mouse a free meal. It ate the PB off all four traps without triggering any of them.
I have not purchased a mouse trap in a long time so I had never seen one like this. They are easy to bait and much easier to set up than normal mousetraps.
After it went off once. Did not catch anything. The spring flip over and can’t be used again.
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Kills them dead
Would RecommendKills real good. You can use over again if you want. But after a feel kills it breaks.
garbage
Would Not RecommendThese traps are useless! Tried two nights to catch two mice that get into my birdfeeder. I got them on film wriggling out of the traps. Now one trap won't even stay open. Stay with the old tried and true wooden traps.
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Mouse Feeder
Would Not RecommendA more correct name for these so called mouse traps should be mouse feeders. I have need seen a poorer excuse for a mouse trap. I have used similar ones in the past with great success but these have not caught a single mouse.
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needed mouse traps
We had mice in the garage and they were ignoring the traps we had, just eating the peanut butter off them and not getting caught. Since we got these, which seemed better for actually catching mice, we haven't seen or caught a mouse. So not sure how well they work, or the mice saw them and headed for the hills! I suspect they will do the job should those pesky varmints return.
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