Easy One-Touch Set & Grab-Tab Disposal Mouse Trap

Among many mousetrap options, this is by far the best we have found. Easy to use and can be used many times with success. Eventually the mechanical part wears out, but by then you have taken care of close to a dozen mice. Fine product. Mice do not have a chance.

This has been one of the best answers to our mouse population. They are easy to operate, easy to clean, & do the job quickly & humanely. The mice do not suffer compared to others traps (the glue ones being the worst - they should be outlawed!)

My wife is nervous about mice in the garage, I am nervous about getting my finger snapped in a mouse trap that goes off on me instead of my intended target. After years of buying finger death traps and tense moments trying to get the trap set and in place without losing a digit in the process, I made the decision to switch to this product. Setting it is a breeze! Baiting the trap is simple with a large window for filling the bait well that is ample size for whatever you want to use. Once you are able to get it baited and set in the place you want it, simply compress the back end and it smoothly sets the jaws open and ready. My first successful trap was easily visible as if the jaws are in the open position, no mouse. As soon as you notice the jaws are shut, you know what happened. The mouse was firmly captured and there was no sign of struggle. I have tracked bloody traps across the garage floor to find where the partially caught mouse had drug the trap to try to reach safety. This trap was effective and deadly. Cleaning was easy as well. Just compress the back edge and drop the dead mouse into the trash and within a minute, you are back in business. Or rather, you are back in your house moving on with life with all of your fingers intact! Two thumbs up! (literally)

If you're dealing with mice, I can't recommend Tomcat traps enough. I've tried glue traps, wooden ones, box traps—you name it. None of them worked nearly as well. These are easy to use, made from sturdy plastic, and you can reuse them or toss them after. I use them both indoors and outdoors, and they’ve kept my home completely mouse-free—as long as I follow the directions closely. They’re also more affordable than a lot of other options. For me, they’ve been the most effective solution by far.

I recently had an issue with some mice around the house. I tried a couple other options first and wasn't having much luck. I used this Tomcat Press n' Set Mouse Trap and quickly got positive results. I'm a paraplegic and don't have great motor skills, however, I had no issues baiting and setting these spring-loaded traps. This is a 2-pack and both traps set easily and worked within 24-hours. They did kill the mice, so if you're looking for a more humane option this may not be a first choice. However, to actually eliminate the problem they definitely work. I ended up having to go an additional route because I had a bit of an infestation, however, I am still happy with these and would easily use them again for one-off situations when I notice a mouse. These are plastic, however, I find them to be very durable and effective. I also really like the grab tab to help with disposal once the mouse is caught. Overall, these are effective and affordable and I would definitely buy them again.

We caught a mouse within hours of setting up the trap. Disposal of the beastie was simple; carry away, release the carcass, and reset for any other vermin that might be lurking. This trap is doing a better job than the cat.

Edit: 4-24-24. Had these for a while and im not as satisfied. Mouse activity as died down, but they are avoiding the traps. I suppose they need to be deep cleaned after each use which defeats the pupose of me buying these. Not only that, but ive learned that the traps arent insta killing the mice. There was a night where i heard the trap go off and it wasnt until another minute or two later until the rodent stopped struggling and finally died. As much as I detest these disgusting creatures, I'd prefer if they died in one go. It also seems as they get less reliable with each use. I've found that after killing a mouse, the trap becomes harder to set and trigger, so you should really use these if your only have a few scurrying around. Original: I was a little hesitant to buy these since there were a couple of reviews that complained about them not triggering, but I'm glad I gave these a try. When they arrived I was astonished by how easy they were to set. I took an old costume belt a lightly grazed it and the trap snapped quickly. I was amazed by how sensitive it was. Perfect for the tiny rodents I've seen running around recently. After resetting it and baiting it with peanut butter, it didn't take 5 minutes for me to see results. I caught my first mouse while I was setting the second trap. Quick results! And that's not all. I didn't even have to touch the mouse to dump it. Getting rid of the mess was quick and easy. It did seem a little harder to reset after killing a mouse, which leaves me with a little concern, but I'll update of it's causes serious issues with thr traps working in the future.

Compared to other I used products that struggled, this trap worked amazingly well and is able to catch multiple mice very effectively and reliably. It was also fast and sensitive enough to prevent mice escaping the trap. Very easy to clean and reuse, too.