Tomcat Spin Trap for Mice, Fully Enclosed Mouse Trap Provides a Quick, No-Mess Kill, 2 Traps

I like the fact that I don't have to see the mouse and the mess. I can put these out and let them do their thing. It's very easy to know when a mouse has been caught. All you do is throw it away!

I thought this would make a really good trap, made a lot sense to me, unfortunately it made NO sense to the mice! No matter what I used to bait it with (Tomcat bait liquid, different types of cheese, peanut butter) the mouse would NOT enter the trap. WORST TRAP EVER! I finally just used the old reliable wood trap with the metal swing bar and it worked the first night like they always have.

When my neighbors moved into the apartment next door, I saw a mouse and I ordered these, put peanut butter inside all of them and set them out. Overnight I thought I heard one click and the next morning it was caught and I was able to just grab the closed thing and throw it away. I am very squeamish and Idc if they're more afraid of us than we are of them but they still scare me and I hate seeing them. These were perfect and I recommend them to everyone. They are also safe for pets because no poisons are involved and these are humane because it is a quick death.

I got these thinking they would be great, no mouse went near them 😅. They are great quality, easy to use, don’t have a smell. But I was unable to get a mouse. The sticky traps worked better for me

I bought a pack of these a number of years ago to deal with a mouse in the attic and one in the garage. I found them super easy to use and priced so not to clean and just toss. They were easy to setup and use, worked within a day or two, and caught the mice. I order another set just a few months ago. Still very easy to use, but a little touchier to set the trap. However, this time, the mouse got in and out of the trap for the peanut butter bait a number of times without ever tripping. I also had one trap that just sitting on the counter before I ever placed it, snapped shut in front of me with no trigger. I still have a couple and will try them next time. Out in my barn I use a zapper that worked fantastic but stopped working at all within a year.

As a landlord I had these delivered to tenant who complained there was a mouse. Just add peanut butter as bait and set the trap. When mouse is caught (inside, tenant never had to see it- there is an indicator on trap when it has been triggered)- just toss the whole thing in the garbage can. That’s it. I never even had to drive to the rental unit. Problem solved. No mess, nothing gross. Quick elimination.

This product does not work set the trap two days later nothing then I set a have a heart and no lie within 15 minutes caught the mouse do not buy this product bait is no good bait holder to small waste of money I want refund

Set it up, it's easy, left it for 3 days and nights. Nothing happened, no catch. I think this trap is tunnel is too narrow even for the small mouse. Bait cap is tiny, cant hold a little more of enticing stuff. Peanut butter in the small amount gets dry in 3 days. Also double entry could be distracting for mice. They can go across in both directions but don't enter the narrow tunnel. Also smell of plastic of this trap cover is very strong, could be also a deterrent. I don't want to bother to return this trap is not expensive. There is now value for money though because it didn't catch the rodent. Hopefully the manufacturer will improve this trap because it is a good idea and it is easy to set.