OWLTRA OW-2 Indoor Electric Mouse Trap 2 PCS, Instant Kill Rodent Zapper with Pet Safe Trigger, Black

Amazing product we had a small rat at house due to kids we couldn't use any toxic or poisonous pills. Then I found this product and within a single day got rid of mouse.

Funktionieren super, jedern Tag eine Maus.

You're reading this because you have a mouse (you probably have way more than you know) and you're looking at traps but you're not a monster so don't want to get a mechanical kill trap that could just maim them or a sticky trap that leads to a slow painful death. You might be deciding between these, which seem more expensive, or cheaper catch-and-release traps. Let me save you some time and money ...If you get a catch and release trap you have to let the mouse go somewhere and you might think the garden is fine. If it's freezing cold it could just mean a slower painful death because it doesn't have a home but more likely the mouse will be back in your house, shed, or garage before you are. Seriously, you need to release them 1-2 miles away for them not to come back. Yes, MILES! Do you have the time or inclination to be taking mice for day trips out to the countryside? Of course not. They also need a lot more cleaning because mice make a mess while waiting for you to come and check on the trap. Trust me, you'll get tired of them very quickly because they are ineffective and the money you spent on them will be wasted, so you'll be back here anyway.These are super-effective and give a guaranteed quick death, and they are much easier to empty and clean. With a couple of these you'll be through your mouse issue in way less time and will also be able to leave them down as a preventative measure without the need to keep checking on them multiple times a day as you would with a live-trap (without feeling bad if you find a skeleton of Mickey in a months time).It works out cheaper to just buy these from the start and they are much easier to use.

We heard noises in a partition wall of our kitchen the weekend after Thanksgiving. I ignored it for a couple of days until I actually saw the mouse.I called our pest control company - no results (quite frustrating). I bought about 3 different kinds of glue traps - no results. There is actually one kind of glue trap sold on Amazon that I placed to only watch the mouse crawl over it like a bridge. I bought 3 different kinds of snap traps - no results. I bought the spin traps - no result. I tried the old ¨bucket trick¨ - no results.At this point I am about 3 weeks into the frustrating situation of having a mouse in my house with a concerned wife, a 3 year-old, and a newborn. I finally got my son to leave the traps alone, but explaining why they were there just concerned him.I finally came across the Owltra electric traps. Humane, reusable, effective - at this point I've filtered through many products and I've heard it all. I am about $200 into a never-ending battle - why not try Owltra?The product is well made but is low profile. I was able to fit it behind a couch that seemed to be the mouses favorite tunnel (even through no glue trap or snap trap in that location had produced results). A week goes by and I am still frustrated. I happened to glance over behind the couch and I finally saw the green light! No mess, no agonizing mouse, no problem. These traps might be reusable, but I just took the batteries out and tossed the whole thing into the garbage can outside. These traps aren't exactly cheap, but I was not willing to clean up after a dead mouse and reuse the trap. The mouse was actually larger than expected and this trap still got the job done.A week went by and my wife wakes me up last night. She heard scratching in the wall when she went to the kitchen for a mid-night drink of water. Great! Here we go again.I had left the second of the two Owltra traps in place behind the couch. I figured it could just live behind the couch. I went and walked the kitchen after my wife woke up and heard nothing. Went to lay back down with the thought of having to deal with another rodent in my house with small children. I woke up about an hour ago to do my morning computer work before my children wake up. I came out to my living room and saw the green light of success flashing nice and bright before I could turn the lights on.Now I'm not excited that I have had 2 mice in my house in the last month when I had only had a mouse in my house one other time in the last 8 years, but I am quite excited about this product. I do not typically write reviews, but this product has worked great. It is not the cheapest solution, but I believe it is money well spent.

Las recibi por la tarde, pensando que eran demasiado pequeñas y que su eficiencia sería prácticamente nula. Desanimado, coloqué las dos piezas alrededor de las 21: horas en los lugares por donde había visto a los roedores merodear y, ¡oh sorpresa!, en menos de una hora cayó el primer ratoncito, sintiendo verdaderamente mucha tristeza, pues la verdad no me gusta hacerles daño a los animalitos, quienes al igual que nosotros únicamente tratan de sobrevivir en la forma en que la naturaleza les permitió llegar a este mundo. No había pasado una hora más, cuando inesperadamente en la otra trampa cayó el segundo animalito. Había utilizado veneno y trampas de pegamento, todo por la desesperación de ver lo que ocasionaban en los lugares donde se les ocurria estar, lo cual siempre me pareció una forma terrible para acabar con la vida de esos pequeños que no tienen culpa alguna de ser lo que son, sin embargo me quedo con menos remordimiento, pues seguramente su sufrimiento antes de morir en estas trampas eléctricas debe ser mucho menor que en las que utilizaba anteriormente.LasTRAMPAS DE PEGAMENTO, deberían ser prohibidas y dejar de salir a la venta, al igual que el veneno, pues sin lugar a dudas son dos maneras muy crueles y despiadadas de llevar a la muerte a un ser vivo.Ahora pienso comprar trampas para capturar vivos a los ratones, dándoles la oportunidad de vivir esa vida que Dios o la naturaleza les ha regalado al igual que a nosotros.

These are brilliant. I really don't like killing animals, but when it comes to invading your home sometimes it's a matter of self defence. When you decide that you have no choice, you don't want them to suffer at the very least.These traps run on simple AA batteries and hardly need to be changed. You just set it, green light tells you it's good to go. Peanut butter wrapped in a little paper towel seems to be a nice and clean way to bait it.In the unfortunate event that your other defences have failed and a mouse finds its way in you'll just notice an occasional green flashing light. It's a nice way to give you the bad news.If you open the trap up you'll have one mouse ready to throw in the garden for other critters to enjoy as a meal, knowing that it's not full of poison which will travel through the food chain.Apart from the price, which is actually incredibly reasonable given the performance, these are a perfect product. Highly recommend.