Reusable Snap Mouse Trap: Easy Setup, Ready to Catch
Set a reusable snap trap in a few steps, load the bait cup without touching the trigger, and place it along the wall where mice already travel. One trap, two parts, ready to catch the next night.
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Set a reusable snap trap in a few steps, load the bait cup without touching the trigger, and place it along the wall where mice already travel. One trap, two parts, ready to catch the next night.
Reusable snap trap that is easy to set up and ready to catch mice
- mouse infestation in the home
- rodents in kitchens and walls
- difficult or messy trap setup
Stop the night shift in your kitchen
Mice are running your kitchen after dark. This reusable snap trap sets in a few steps and goes wherever they travel, so you wake up to an answer, not more droppings.
Three parts that do the catching
- Spring bar that snaps fast
The spring bar closes quickly the moment the pedal trips. The spring is firm, so setting the trap takes a steady press, and that same force drives the bar down hard on a mouse.
- Serrated teeth that hold
Serrated teeth line the trigger bar. Once the bar closes, they grip the mouse, so a catch stays on the trap instead of sliding off the bait.
- A pedal that listens
The pedal is sensitive. Light contact is enough to trigger the bar, so a mouse working at the bait sets it off before it walks away with the food.
Small footprint, two parts
- 11.2 cmLength of the compact trap
- 14 cmLength of the larger trap
- 2 pcsTrap body and bait cup
Set it in four quick steps
- 1Twist off the bait cup
Turn the bait cup counter-clockwise to release it from the base.
- 2Load the food
Put a small amount of bait into the cup, then twist it back onto the trap so nothing touches the mechanism while you work.
- 3Press until it clips
Press down on the rear of the trap until the bar clips into place on the ground side. Keep your fingers clear of the pedal as the bar sets.
- 4Place it where mice travel
Set the trap along the wall, under the sink or behind the stove, in the spot where you have seen droppings or heard movement.
Two pieces, nothing else to buy
- Mouse trap body×1
Matte black plastic with yellow warning label and serrated trigger bar
- Detachable bait cup×1
Twists off counter-clockwise for loading
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It is a spring snap trap, so it has to live out of reach. Set it behind a stove or appliance, or back under a sink where the mice run and pets and small hands cannot get to the bar. Set it with the pedal facing away from your hand.
Wipe the body, the bar and the bait cup with a disinfecting cleaner, let everything dry fully, then load fresh bait and press the rear until the bar clips. The trap is reset in the same minute it takes to set it the first time.
Most cheap traps are single-use. This one is reusable, and the bait cup comes off so you load it without touching the trigger. Over a season you stop buying a new trap every time you catch a mouse.
Set the trap flat against the wall where mice already travel: along the baseboard, under the sink, behind the stove or in the pantry corner nearest the food. Check it every morning and move it if the droppings show up somewhere else.
Turn the cup counter-clockwise to remove it, add a small amount of food, then twist it back on. Keep the cup clear of the bar so the mechanism stays free while you work.