Rentokil FC100 Clean Kill Mouse Traps

These traps have served me well, placed in the right spot and with the right bait, they are a lifesaver. I recently caught a mouse using one of these at each end of a hoover pole after the rodent ran into it, carried it outside and as I did I heard the snap go off, checked and a rodent was in there. I was able to drop it into the sewer without touching the dead body. Another instance where this trap came in handy was when I put it in our bathroom at night, shut the door, used some string under the door to bring it flush to the edge of the door, came back in the morning and snap, rodent was caught and able to flush it down the toilet. Definitely recommend this trap, clean, you don't have to see the mice it catches (apart from the tail) and you don't have to touch the rodent.

Absolutely appalling once set they dont go off i actually watched a mouse go in and back out without being caught 🤦‍♀️ waste of money time and energy stay away from them, the old style have proven better

As far as mousetraps go (and I've used a few), this is reasonably priced and 100% effective in that it 100% deletes the existence of any mouse that wanders in. So far, my running total is 14-0. I suppose one day they'll come for me and it will be "GAME OVER" but until then, this is my trap of choice. It's safe: no risk of losing a finger loading it unlike conventional mouse traps. For the squeamish, you don't even have to look at the mouse, except for the tail which inevitably sticks out the end. Which is probably a good thing... the only thing worse than dead mouse is decomposing mouse. Is it humane? I don't know. I never hang around to find out but the dead mice don't look unhappy. Disposal is easy. Dig a hole, hold the thing over the hole, lift the trap and wiggle a bit. Mouse falls in. Cover. Rinse it out. Let it dry. Reload with peanut butter and reset for mouse #15. Not sure about durability but if I get to mouse #50 and it's still going, I'll call it value for money. I accept I have high standards....

killed the mouse ok but the body then got stuck inside the trap, ended up pulling the head off so dumped the whole thing. got a much better one for a lot less

I put a bit of peanut butter is as bait and it caught a few. Once you've caught a mouse in the trap and disposed of the mouse give it a good wash before re baiting and setting again. Only issue I've had is mice getting stuck in the traps this has happened 3 times now but at least it's catching the things

Horrible, caught nothing. I SAW a mouse walk past it with fresh peanut butter bait inside. They are VERY small.

Does what the description says. I use them in my car under the bonnet; as I have trouble with mice chewing at the wires! These are very effective and give a quick, clean method of dealing with them. Would happily recommend.

Easy to set and once the little bugger was caught (2 days) the mouse and trap were easily disposed. Excellent for the price.

Peice of dirt mouse love it