VRXVR Mouse Traps 12-Pack, Indoor Outdoor Use, Small Mice Catchers for Home Indoor, Reusable Mice Trap, Quick-Set Mousetraps for House

These are basically the same price as the victor $1 snap traps. If you set these and accidentally snap them, sometimes they won't set agai. Annoying, but they are so much easier to set and bait with no risk of snapping your fingers that I'm still giving 5 stars. They work just as well as the Victor traps but those Victor traps always stress me out getting them set without popping my finger

Within an hour of the package arriving, I set four traps and left the house for two hours. When I returned, I’d already caught two mice. Used peanut butter to bait, and the instructions were clear and easy to understand. I put the traps in lunch-sized paper bags to make disposal easier. You’re technically able to reuse them, but I’m way too squeamish for that. Seems like the most ethical option save for catch and release, which unfortunately doesn’t take care of the problem. Good quality and easy to set. The food sits in a separate chamber that you install from below, so there’s no chance you’ll snap your fingers. I’ll be buying more once I inevitably run out.

I decided to try these traps instead of the electronic or old style wooden traps. They are simple and safe to use. I placed a dab of peanut butter in the center hole and they work like a charm. I like that they are smaller and easy to place away from pets and children. So far I caught two mice and they are unable to escape. These traps do the job!!!

Works great. It is a relatively easy setup, the only concern that the trap is somewhat sensitive. Careful to keep your fingers away when setting the trap in the location you prefer, a little bump may set it off and grab one of your fingers. It almost got me. Otherwise, highly recommended.

These mousetraps are worth it. Mouse traps freak me out and I absolutely hate when I get mice at my house. These mouse traps are super sensitive and always catch something when set off (the classic wooden ones don't always trap them or kill them instantly). I set these out in my house and caught 6 mice in 3 days (ew, I know). Ive since had them out for over a week with nothing new caught. Ill be leaving them out and refreshing the peanut butter, but I am almost certain that these things caught all the mice within 3 days. I use peanut butter. Its really easy to open it back up and dump the mouse in a bag or box to toss. I was originally grossed out by the fact that they were reusable because I would rather just toss everything, but these are easy and your hands stay away from the dead mice. If they get dirty, ill probably just throw them away, but I know you can easily clean them. I do have a cat and a rabit, so I kept these traps in places they can't get to (attic, basement, and a 3 seasons room). Ive seen them snap a mouse in half (one piece and no blood, but still bones snapped), and I dont want to risk that with my cat or rabit's paw. It can definitely cause more damage than a traditional mouse trap, so I would be really cautious around pets and kids.