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Multi-Catch Mouse Trap with Automatic Tilting Mechanism

Multi-Catch Mouse Trap with Automatic Tilting Mechanism

Regular price $34.95 USD
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Nighttime scratching in the walls – and yet another sleepless night.

Anyone who has mice in the house knows the uneasy feeling of waking up in the morning not knowing if the problem has gotten worse. This mouse trap with an automatic tipping mechanism continuously catches mice and rats – without poison, without snap traps, and without you having to intervene. Once set up, the trap does the work for weeks: Animals climb onto the bait platform, the tipping mechanism triggers automatically, and the collection container captures the animals. The result: quiet nights and a pest-free home.

Benefits

  • No more daily checks: The automatic multiple catch mechanism resets itself after each catch – you don’t have to check every night if the trap is still active.
  • No touching, no disgust: The caught animals end up in the closed collection container – disposal without direct contact, without unpleasant moments.
  • No worries about children or pets: Without poison and dangerous mechanisms, you can safely place the trap in living areas, basements, or hallways – without fear of injury.

Specifications

  • Material: Durable plastic
  • Dimensions: 30 x 20 x 10 cm
  • Capacity: Multiple catches with automatic reset
  • Functionality: Automatic tipping mechanism
  • Usage areas: House, basement, attic

Usage

  1. Place bait: Put a small piece of bait on the bait platform inside the trap.
  2. Set up: Place the trap where you have found mouse tracks or droppings – along walls or in corners.
  3. Empty: Open the collection container and dispose of the caught animals – without direct contact, then reload the trap.

Pro tip: Set up the trap perpendicular to the wall – mice instinctively run along walls and enter the trap much more frequently than when placed freely in the room.

 

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