Ventilated Tunnel Style Mouse Trap - Humane Live Capture Design for Effective Rodent Control

Assisted Rodent Capture Design

This reusable mouse trap is designed to assist with capturing small rodents in residential or light commercial environments. It features a bait compartment and a touch-sensitive lever intended to activate when a rodent enters. Effectiveness may vary depending on placement, bait choice, and surrounding conditions. The unit operates without electricity, glue, or chemicals.

Humane and Household Considerate Structure

This trap is intended as a non-lethal catch and release option. Multiple ventilation openings are incorporated to allow airflow while a rodent is contained for a short period prior to release. The enclosed tunnel-style design may help limit direct contact, making it suitable for households that prefer alternatives to poison or snap traps. Supervision and proper placement are still recommended in homes with children or pets.

Use and Handling

Designed for use in both indoor and outdoor areas, this trap may be placed in kitchens, basements, offices, garages, or gardens. The anti-escape structure is intended to help retain rodents once triggered. A sliding release mechanism allows for release without direct handling, which may assist with hygiene and ease of resetting. Cleaning frequency and results may vary with use.

Product Specifications

• Color: Black
• Material: PP (Polypropylene)
• Dimensions: 7.08 x 2.55 x 2.16 inches
• Weight: 0.35 lb
• Features: Touch-sensitive lever, air holes for ventilation
• Usage: Indoor and Outdoor

What’s Included

• 1 x Mouse Trap

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this suitable for homes with pets or children?
The trap does not use electricity, glue, or chemicals and is designed to be enclosed. Placement away from children and pets is still recommended.

How many times can I reuse the trap?
With regular cleaning and proper handling, the trap is designed to support repeated use. Longevity may vary depending on conditions and frequency of use.

What bait should I use?
Peanut butter, seeds, or other high-protein foods are commonly used. Bait effectiveness may vary depending on rodent behavior in your area.