Mice Cube 4 Pk - Reusable Humane Mouse Trap

by Mice Cube Mouse Trap

• Humane live no-kill mouse trap
• Safe, Clean, Silent, Re-usable
• Easy to Use - Catch & Release
• One way swinging door
• The Only Mousetrap You'll Ever Use

Product Description

4 PK Mice Cubes - Safe, Clean, Silent, Reusable - IT WORKS!! The Mice Cube is a molded plastic mousetrap with a door that is free-swinging in an inward direction only. Small holes in the door allow the odor of the bait to escape to attract the mouse. The mouse enters by pushing the light-weight door inward, which then closes by gravity, preventing escape. IT WORKS !! You never have to touch the mouse !! Mice Cubes aren't literally cubes, but rather dark black but somewhat translucent rectangles the size of a butter dish (2"x2"x 5.75"). Directions For Use: 1. To bait trap, spread peanut butter on a cracker and place it at the far end of the trap opposite the door. HINT: To help attract mouse to trap, spread a very thin layer of peanut butter on the swinging door - wipe of any excess so peanut scent remains, and the door swings freely. 2. Place trap along wall or in area where mouse droppings are prevalent. Warning: Check trap once or twice a day, as mouse will expire if left in Mice Cube. 3. To release the mouse, take the Mice Cube outside and turn the trap upside down. The door will open and the mouse can exit. 4. If mouse has expired in trap, you may dispose of it in a refuse container without ever touching the mouse!

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

81 of 83 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Wow, these traps really work!!! December 26, 2007

By L. Miller

We live in the country, so mice are a never ending battle in our home. I have purchase just about every humane mouse trap on the market, with limited success. Some traps the mice would not enter at all and others, the mice would simply escape after eating the snack inside. I was a bit reluctant to try these mouse cubes as they seem so simple...am I ever thankful that I did try these. The Mice Cube is by far the best humane mouse trap that I have found. They are simple to use, and amazingly effective. Another nice feature of these traps is their small size, they easily fit in a drawer or other tight space where mice like to visit. Releasing the mouse or mice from the trap is incredibly simple, you just turn the trap over and the door opens. As with any live catch trap, the trap should be checked often as captured mice need to be released as quickly as possible. To clean the traps when needed, I purchased a mop bucket from the dollar store and soak the traps in a mild bleach solution, I then rinse them well with water and after allowing them to dry, they are as good as new. I would highly recommed these traps to anyone looking for a simple, humane solution to dealing with mice in your home.

176 of 188 people found the following review helpful

3.0 out of 5 stars Caught the mouse but... February 3, 2010

By David Dawes

Amazon Verified Purchase

I give this trap 5 stars for having an effective and simple design. Within an hour of placing the trap I found our little kitchen intruder safely inside. This was a pleasant surprise, since the mouse refused to enter another trap I'd been using for 2 days.

However, since this is billed as a "humane" trap, I have to give it 1 star for the lack of ventilation. It had already started to fog up in the hour or so that it was occupied. Why is a "humane" trap designed in such a way that it will actually kill the animal if left unchecked for a relatively short period of time???

I will most definitely use this trap again should the need arise, however I plan to first put several ventilation holes in it using a small drill bit. I REALLY wish the manufacturer of this "humane" trap would address this very obvious design flaw.

50 of 51 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Worked every time! September 16, 2008

By Laura

This trap worked so well for us that it would have a new mouse in it typically within the hour of setting the empty box out. We frequently caught more than one mouse in it at a time. Kinda gross, but better than having them run all over the laundry room. I never had a problem with mice NOT entering the trap or escaping once they'd gotten in. I think our biggest problem was releasing them too close to our property. I suspect some may have been coming right back in. The best, though, was when my daughter ran upstairs one morning to tell us, "Mom, we caught another mouse...and she had babies IN the trap!" Yep, Mama mouse entered the cozy trap to deliver 6 pink, squirming baby mice. Better than behind my freezer....