Large Mouse Traps Rat Traps That Kill Instantly Reusable Snap Big Mice Traps Easy to Bait, 4 Pack

We had a small mouse infestation in our flat to to an unknown hole in the wall. The old-school wooden traps with the food attached to the lever were of little to no use, the mice would regularly lick off the food or bite around it, not setting it off. We managed to kill one with said wooden variant, but we simply got lucky. These traps with their pressure pad design confirm killed the other 12. The mouse cannot go near the food to smell it or eat it in any way without stepping on the pad and triggering the trap. Disposing of the mouse and resetting the trap is literally as simple as picking up the back of the trap, releasing the mechanism, and re-clicking it down. 5/5 stars, I cannot recommend these traps enough if you want to purchase a trap to kill the mice quickly and efficiently.

I found BOMPOW mouse traps very efficiently as they caught few mice, much more efficient than other mouse traps and traditional mouse traps (aka wood board with simple spring).I placed three BOMPOW traps in front of fridge-freezer in the kitchen since it has floor gap unlike all other kitchen units, and I loaded some 3 different baits (raisin, chocolate biscuts, chocolate stick - I didn't use peanut butter at the time as I didn't have it. Will use peanut butter next time). And next morning, those traps caught mices, and the design of these traps means that I didn't have to touch mouse (though I wear gloves for hygience purpose) and I found it easy to release mice from traps into the bins without an issue. I also found it easy to clean traps (just use soapy water or bleach-water), readied it for another round of trapping.I can see why these BOMPOW mouse traps rated very highly.I highly recommend those BOMPOW mouse traps.Some people may not like to see photos of dead mouse in the review so that is why I don't attach photos in my review.

cheap as chips.These plasticky looking traps do the job surprisingly well.Easy to deploy and can handle sprung traps without having to touch dead critters.Tidy

Caught 4 mice in 2 days. However, mice have taken some of the bait without triggering the trap, so wedge it in well! Overall, seems a good product.

these traps do not work. the mice just pick the food out of the trap and the trap does not activate. happened with several traps. even had a replacement pack from supplier in case first lot faulty. they are not faulty. they just do not work.

Easier to set up than the old fashioned wooden ones, but my mouse must be really tiny. It ate chocolate off of one and peanut butter off of the other and neither trap was triggered, so am a bit disappointed. Will set them up again regardless. At least if I keep feeding him like this he'll soon be heavy enough to set off the trap...Update: used a piece of raw almond, jammed it into the bait cup. Caught 2 mice in 2 nights. Am pleased now. 5 stars.

Very easy to bait and I have no doubt would kill instantly IF mice were attracted to use it. I watched a mouse running around but not tempted by any of the three traps I set. Overnight, a mouse or mice ate every bit of the bait I left around the traps but not that on the trap.

I had my suspicions that we had mice when we first moved into our current home when within 2 nights of being here we heard scratching like noises coming from the loft. So the previous tenant must of had them already here. And then it must have been the 4th night of us living here when at the corner of my eye a mouse ran really quickly across the bedroom carpet & under the bed, I then looked under the bed & it was stood near the skirting board, then it darted behind the wardrobe, then ran to the bedroom door & squeezed underneath it. So I went into the landing and there was no sign of the mouse so I looked for any holes and there was one behind the toilet. I'm guessing these mice scale the cavity wall from the loft and then get inside the house this way. But I think they also get in through the gas piping that goes into the loft and under the floorboards, so they travel this route too along the piping network. Anyway I bought block bait which they took every time but this did not kill them, for some reason it just didn't work. Then I seen these mouse traps with great reviews so bit the bullet and bought them as I was sick of weeks of scratching in the loft from the mice in the early hours of the morning, sometimes it woke me up. I set the traps up in the bathroom, lounge, bedroom and kitchen. I dabbed peanut butter inside the little cups you put on the trap and set up them at 11:00 this evening and wa-la within 15 mins I heard one of the traps bang in the kitchen as seen on my picture and lo and behold a mouse had its neck snapped. Half an hour later another this time in the bathroom. Safe to say these traps work with smooth peanut butter!

Efficient and easy to use.