Rentokil FE35 Electronic Mouse Trap, Black, 17.1x8.8x5.1 cm

Humane, effective, easy “no touch” disposal, safe and economical; by far the best solution I’ve tried (and I’ve tried lots!). My cat loves to bring live mice into the house and play with them (upsetting and gross), only to let them go (ugh!!) and have them scurry off under furniture, behind appliances, etc. I have a few of these traps in easily accessible places and they’ve proven highly effective at spoiling my cat’s “fun” and super easy. I can’t recommend enough!!

Didn't work. The mice just ignored it.

Rentokil is a well known brand in the pest control business, so I chose this product with their endorsement.I have been very pleased with the result.It is a bit fiddly to set up the first time, but quite straightforward once you have done it a couple of times.Used a little peanut butter as bait and very quickly caught one little mouse.Soon afterwards caught another, a bit bigger.Easy to empty and clean.Looked like it had operated very quickly and as humanely as possible, remains fully intact and no mess.Recommended.

Does exactly what it is meant to do.Killed 6 mice in 6 days.Highly recommended.

The trap was quite easy to set up, just a case of inserting 4 AA batteries (not included), adding some bait (I used peanut butter), switching it on and leaving it near to where the mice were coming from. I checked it after a hour and saw a flashing green light - I opened it up and there was a dead mouse inside. Very impressed that it worked so quickly.

This is a fantastic machine. Its neat, easy to use and efficient. However, after 3 deaths the field mice wised up and have nibbled a big hole at the air vent end to access their prize of peanut butter. Clever mice! I have ordered a replacement and will work out a way to reinforce that area. I have written to the supplier asking for advice. Will update if I have any tips to offer.

Didn’t catch anything with this. Had more success with traditional traps and poison bait.

This device is a revelation! We've had a mouse problem for years as we live out in the sticks. I've used every type of trap over this time, wooden ones, plastic ones, humane ones. They are all effective to a degree, but are messy, in fact the last mouse I caught with a 'Little Nipper' splattered blood for a foot in each direction! The wooden traps only seem to last a few times before they are distorted and covered in mouse bits.To cut a long story short, I've had this about 5 days and have caught something like 20 mice! Just smear a bit of peanut butter on the back wall of the trap, and set it. Clean out and renew bait every couple of days. Only downside is after a few uses I snapped the hinges off the lid. It still works though. I'm actually getting a bit fed up with emptying the damn thing!