Motel Mouse Humane Mouse Traps No Kill Live Catch and Release 4 Pack - Reusable, Easy to Use & Clean, No Touch Release, Sensitive Includes Cleaning Brush, Instruction Manual & Video - Mousetrap Indoor

Humane trap for the win!!!! These traps work great. They’re easy to use. Lots of nooks to clean but it’s worth it. The mouse we caught is tiny, but this feels like it could hold a bigger one. One of our set did stop working- the little trap door wouldn’t stay down. That said, the other two are working well. The trap door closed right away after the mouse went in, safely keeping it enclosed to relocate. This is a product that my kids can learn from & we can safely relocate mice from our home back to nature- it’s a win all around. Plus the design is super cute! 🐭 🏠 🧀

We realized we had a small mouse issue when our cat began camping in front of our dishwasher. And I purchased these after having a horrible experience with a live mouse in a glue trap and not realizing how inhumane it was. I'm not against kill-traps but had SERIOUS issues with it not being instant or releaseable.Set these new traps up with some stinky cheese and caught our 2nd mouse just as quickly as the glue trap! And i was able to happily release the mouse outside, far from our doors.Super easy to set up, super easy to use, and super effective! I love that they are reusable. I love that they are safe. We used them under the dishwasher away from pets/people, but i also love they are not dangerous (toxic, poisonous, or harmful pinch) should you have other animals that happen to find it.Thank you!!

Easy to set up. Caught an unwelcome guest the first night with crackers and peanut butter. Easy release with no harm to the little guy. Would definitely buy and recommend again!

Update: I have bought 2 packs of these (8) in the last month and have had to throw 4 of them away after a use or 3 because the latches then hold the little trap door open keep breaking off. Aaargh! Please fix this issue ! Otherwise they are good but this is getting expensive . See photos - one with intact latch and one that has broken off. We live in the country and so we very often get mice who make it into the house in their search for food and warmth. They are just trying to survive when they come in, and shouldn't have to pay with their lives because they searched for food, like all creatures who want to live. I just put a nut or a piece of cheese or peanut butter bread way in the back of each Mouse House, then keep these set at all times in corners of my pantry and laundry room where the mice seem to go. I have caught a great many mice over the last months as these work very well. Although there have been a couple instances where a mouse had his tail caught in the door that flips up and closes when they enter and trip that flap, the mice are not hurt and can then be taken far away from the house and easily released into the field or the woods. These work great and I appreciate their value and relatively low price. I hated the old standard traps that so cruelly killed the mice who stepped on them, so am glad for this very humane alternative. Live and let live - we all just need our own house!

I get the occasional mouse each fall in my garage. I used to catch them with the traditional spring loaded mousetrap. Last year one mouse was grievously wounded by the old style of trap and I had to finish the job. Sad, and yuk. This fall I didn't have the heart and now they are everywhere. A quick search for humane mouse traps turned up these.For about $20 you get four wonderfully designed traps that work fantastically. I got the clear ones, put a tiny dab of peanut butter in just one of the eight little holes and within an hour had caught my first mouse. I have had them in place about 18 hours now and have caught 10 mice total, 9 small and a big mama looking one.Forget what others say about cleaning these. I have not cleaned or rebaited any of the three traps and they work great. I bet a little bit of urine or feces inside works more as an attractant than a deterrent?I placed them as directed along the wall where I think mice might have traveled. Three of the four traps have caught mice repeatedly. The fourth one is in a dud location and I'm not going to bother relocating it. It is important to be able to see inside, so get the clear ones. You will also notice they fog up quickly on the inside from the animals respiration, another plus for the clear ones.I have one of those cheap clear plastic top critter cages that my kid collects bugs and frogs in. The little trap door in the top makes it super easy to just dump the mouse right in. I've put down bedding and kept them all together for now. Once the traps quit producing I will be relocating a whole family it seems!When my mouse problem is solved, these will go in the trash. I will order a new set then or when I need them in the future. Cleaning and reusing them weeks, months or years later seems silly. I am happy to have spent, not wasted, $20 to solve my mouse problem. I'll gladly pay that again in the future should the need arise.I just heard a trap close as I finish writing my review (I am in my garage), so that's mouse number 11!

Got the mouse. Can’t complain. Did the job and didn’t hurt it.

Mostly great, although the totally unnecessary graphics along the side make it hard to easily see if there’s something inside which is silly to me. I have to get up close and move my head around to try to see clearly. I almost didn’t see some tiny mouses a few times since they’re small and their color also blends in with the color of the artwork in the side.I needed more so I purchased more of this exact trap type but got a different brand that was completely clear with no artwork.Also the door hatch is difficult to open. Maybe it’s just me? Otherwise, works as intended. Reusability is good but you might need to give it a spray with the hose first to get the droppings out.

Work well, buy them!