Pest-Stop (Pelsis Group) PSTTB Trip-Trap Humane Mouse Trap (Single Boxed) Reviews

4.3 Rating 15 Reviews

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Posted 7 years ago

Graham Gilbert

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“I really don't want to report that this mousetrap doesn't do the business but I'm afraid I have to. Once the mouse has been in and out to get the bait without the door falling shut and twice the door has fallen shut without a mouse inside. Will be asking for my money back. Shame in an ideal world would like not to kill them, any other humane traps out there? Graham”

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Posted 7 years ago

“I had a mouse...then three! I can't kill animals so searched till I found these. Best price on the net. Put trap down with a little biscuit piece inside. Went to bed.....hey presto, mouse in trap. This happened each time. I took them to a field a good distance away & set them free. Happy mice, happy me. I keep one ready just in case as my back door is open a lot in the summer. No new ones so that lets me relax. Definitely recommend”

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Posted 7 years ago

“Get piece equipment. It trapped the little visitor (one of many my cats bring in) in a very short time. And so easy to manage. Thankyou.”

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Posted 7 years ago

Amanda Cooke

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“Bought due to the persistent arrival of mice by my cat and not managing to catch them all myself to remove from the house. Used for the first time and hey presto one tapped mouse swiftly returned to the outside without having an arguement with the cat about who should be doing this!”

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Posted 7 years ago

Julie Critchley

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“Caught the mouse brought in by our cat overnight and we could release him back into the garden the next day. Worked perfectly.”

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Posted 9 years ago

MICHAEL DONNELLY

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“Didn't catch mouse. Just the placing the trap seemed to encourage mouse to take up a new residence.”

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Posted 9 years ago