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Tomcat Press 'N Set Mouse Trap, 14 Traps

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Size: 14 Traps


Features

  • POWERFUL AND EFFECTIVE HOME MOUSE KILLER: Tomcat Press 'N Set Mouse Traps effectively kill mice indoors or outdoors with a simple set of the trap
  • SPRING-LOADED MOUSE TRAPS: Spring-loaded snap traps for mice are easy to set and reduce the risk of pinched fingers; add mouse bait to the bait well and press the set bar until it clicks
  • NO-TOUCH MOUSE TRAPS: This mouse killer trap features a grab tab for clean, no-touch disposal; toss the mouse and disposable trap together after use
  • FOR INDOOR AND OUTDOOR USE: Place the mouse trap facing walls in rooms or cupboards where mouse activity is suspected, such as kitchens, utility rooms, or garages
  • DISPOSABLE MOUSE TRAPS: This listing comes with 7 packages of Tomcat Press 'N Set Mouse Traps, each containing 2 disposable mouse traps

Description

All it takes is one simple set. The Tomcat Press 'N Set Mouse Trap kills mice and allows for no-touch disposal. These plastic mouse traps use a spring- loaded snap trap design; they are easy to set and reduce the risk of pinched fingers. These mouse traps have a disposable design and use a mechanical trap design for mouse-focused infestation response, while allowing you to dispose of dead mice without direct contact. To use, place a pencil eraser-sized dollop of peanut butter into the bait well. After baiting, pull the set bar back until you hear a click to tell you it is locked. Place these mouse traps where suspected activity occurs; use as indoor mice traps or outdoor mice traps. Mice run along walls from hiding to feeding, so place traps with the bait well facing walls of rooms or cupboards, including kitchens, utility rooms, garages, or attics. Droppings and oily marks along baseboards can indicate activity. Once the mouse has been killed, pick up the trap using the grab tab and dispose of the trap and mouse in the trash.

Brand: Tomcat


Color: White


Style: Mouse Traps (14 Traps)


Material: Wood


Product Dimensions: 11.75"L x 5.25"W x 6.75"H


Number of Pieces: 2


Target Species: Mouse


Unit Count: 14 Count


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Item Highlight: Spring-Loaded Mouse Traps with No-Touch Grab Tab, For Indoor or Outdoor Use, 7 Packages Each with 2 Plastic Mouse Traps See more


Brand Name: Tomcat


Unit Count: 14 Count


UPC: 888603000432


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Included Components: Rodent Control


Item Type Name: Mouse Trap


Manufacturer: The Scotts Company LLC


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Target Species: Mouse


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 11.75"L x 5.25"W x 6.75"H


Number of Pieces: 2


Color: White


Style Name: Mouse Traps (14 Traps)


Material Type: Wood


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    • This is the better mouse trap!
Size: 8 Traps
In the winter time, we always get mice in our basement since its an older house. These traps are the absolute best! They are easy to set up and disposing of a dead rodent is easy. You dont have to touch it. You grip from the back to pinch it open to release the rodent, and then it resets itself again ready to go. The are a great size and fit into small places. They are a good quality plastic, not flimsy and not too sensitive to go off when you've reset it and put it back. Good price too. Highly recommend these. They are the only ones we buy anymore. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2026 by Jennifer Guyton-Bohlen
    • Best system for small mice.
Size: 8 Traps
I think this is the best system for small mice. No tricky setting. No worries. Simple to drop mouse in the trash without touching it. Easily re-usable over and over (though the spring eventually wears out or the plastic break after a couple of years of constant use and and regular set and spring cycles). Just load the circle with peanut butter and set the lever & place along the wall. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2026 by R.B Family
    • Fulfillment Failed. Maybe Get Your Mouse Traps Elsewhere
Size: 8 Traps
The product itself is just fine, they work well and as expected. Beware, you may not get all of what you ordered. I never received my full order of these mouse traps. I originally ordered four packages. I received two. There was no way to resolve this satisfactorily through the automated process. I spoke to a rep and she placed a reorder. That came in today. Only one package was delivered. I called in to customer service again. I was advised they could not be ordered a second time. I accepted a refund and was advised this issue has been escalated. Not sure why I could never receive the quantity that I ordered but I am reluctantly satisfied with the remedy. I don’t believe I’ll try to order mouse traps from Amazon again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2026 by Joseph Hydock
    • Brittle plastic breaks easily, and traps can fail to latch to be set rendering them useless.
Size: 8 Traps
Although this is probably the best solution for a mouse problem as a trap. I definitely have noticed two problems with these traps. The plastic is fragile and brittle. The traps sometimes break entirely by snapping on themselves without having anything trapped. When I disabled the trap, a couple different times I have broken the trap in the process of it just simply snapping to be disarmed. The second issue is that when you try to set the trap, it does not actually latch to be fully set so you can never actually set up the trap fully. This renders the trap useless if it has this issue, because there is no way of actually getting the latch to hold on. I would still recommend these traps, but they do have a couple of flaws in their design. They are much easier to set when they are actually capable of being set in comparison to traditional traps. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2026 by Jbird158015
    • Best mouse trap out there
Size: 8 Traps
Very effective and work great
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2026 by Motsz
    • Go with these
Size: 14 Traps
I hate using kill traps, but I tried the humane ones over a very long period of time with no success (they'd work here and there, but they did not make an impact with regard to my mice issue). I decided to switch over to the kill traps for inside my garage and home (I don't use them outside due to the other wildlife that frequent my property). My mom gave me some of those cheap Victor kill traps - OMG, just don't even go there. They made me anxious, and rightfully so, they go off just setting them down. They are terrifying. I baited and set one and it went off twice on me just trying to place it. And that was the end of that. The kill bar is held up by a microscopic metal tab and they are so flimsy. EVERYONE I have relayed my trauma to has similar trauma with those cheap Victors (though many still are brave enough to continue to use them - such as my brother, who I learned after the fact was the one setting my mom's traps after thinking she was all courageous for using them). These had great reviews, so I went with them, and they are so worth it. Initially I thought they were one use, but I was disposing of them frequently enough I realized it was going to get expensive if I kept throwing them out. So I sucked it up and lifted the bar off one that had caught a mouse, and the mouse came off really easy, and the trap was easy to reset and still baited. No blood or anything. It's heartbreaking (I hate killing anything), but I find them simple to use otherwise. And while these are obviously sensitive, they are easy to set and sturdy and I feel confident carrying them and placing them (unlike the Victors, you can get a firm grip on these and it is very obvious that your hand is safe from being snapped when you handle them if for any reason one ever did go off while you were moving it). I am not sure how many uses they are good for, but I have one trap that has been used two times, and I just reset it for a third use with no issues. And the price on Amazon blows the purchase price of these traps sold by other retailers out of the water, it is such a good deal (even if you plan to dispose of them after one use). I wish more people would use these over the sticky traps, those break my heart, no living creature should have to slowly waste away, or gnaw off a limb to save themselves. They're just living their little lives. If they weren't so destructive and unsanitary, I wouldn't mind them at all. At any rate, I think these are the most humane option as far as kill traps go. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2022 by Meeka
    • I DIDN'T GET WHAT I PAID A PREMIUM FOR WITH THESE
Size: 8 Traps
Expensive and did not work for me because trigger platform is not sensitive enough, or simply will not actuate at all, which allows mouse to eat peanut butter and leave. This involved first two of these traps I tried to use so I am not counting on the others I have on hand to be effective. My experience is that original metal snap traps continue to be the most effective for me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2026 by b
    • The best!!!!
Size: 14 Traps
These are the best!! We live way out in the woods and see lots of mice damage in the garage, wood pile on the porch, plow truck, backhoe, every where. These traps are very easy to bait, set, and dump the victims out, then reuse. Put the trap on the floor and push the lever down to set it, pick the trap up by the lever and squeeze it to release it without touching the mouse. I’ve used other styles but nothing catches more, not even close! One overlooked but very effective ‘passive’ feature is the shape, mice are attracted to holes. Some advice I’d give (for any trap) is use Tomcat mouse attractant gel in some traps, and peanut butter in others. Alternate the two baits around in different areas. It seems the mice get finicky after a while. I notice both baits are pretty much equally very effective, but I’ll catch a whole bunch one right after another and then nothing. Swap the baits around and the cycle starts all over again. Another thing, test the traps with stick a couple times just to be sure it’s sensitive enough. If you look closely you can see where the trigger part is catching and get an idea of how sensitive it will be. Mice follow the scent of other mice so try not to clean the bait area too much. Mice also like to follow along walls and leave scent trails so put the traps there if possible. If you see scent trails in other areas of buildings, wash them off. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2025 by mkgearhead

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