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Works great, bought three of them now.,
March 23, 2009
By JVander
from Indianapolis, Indiana
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"First of all, this thing works great. Very humane way to eliminate mice, they are killed nearly instantly and never make it to the bate. The only problem I've had is a young mouse that was quite small, the electrical charge was too much for a mouse that small and it was a little messy. I don't think it was painful for the mouse, just messy for me.
But anyway, what I really like about this trap is that I wired up the indicator light at the end of a long wire, this way I can tuck the trap wherever and it's still easy to check it. For example, I have two traps in my attic. It's a pain in the neck to go check them regularly, so I just have the wires with the indicator lights hanging out of the attic trap door. When one blinks, I go up and clean the trap. If you're reasonably handy with a screwdriver and a soldering iron, it's an easy upgrade. A telephone extension cord works very well because it's a two-color LED so it needs three conductors. Of course this voids the warranty...."
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Wonderful!,
December 4, 2008
By Rangepony
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"I was another skeptic, but read the reviews here. I didn't want poisons in the house as we have pets. We tried the plug in mouse gadget that is supposed to work off the wiring to keep mice away. That may have worked for a few days. We're not sure if it did or it was wishful thinking.
We have pest control coming out every month and they gave us some of those sticky traps, but it sounded barbaric, the idea of any creature struggling while glued to a piece of cardboard , especially since I had rodents as pets when I was a child.
So, I ordered one of these Victor electronic mousetraps and set it up in my son's room this afternoon. Maybe 2 hours later, I looked in there and saw the green light blinking.
I picked the trap up, turned it off, brought it out to the garbage can, opened the top, turned it over and the dead mouse was discarded without my ever having to touch it.
If this is any indication of how this trap works, it's one of the best investments I've ever made. Thank you."
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ELECTRONIC MOUSE TRAP,
August 11, 2008
By Ann23
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"WORKS GREAT! TOOK CARE OF THE PROBLEM IMMEDIATELY. NOTHING ELSE INCLUDING SOUND DEVICES, REGULAR MOUSE TRAPS AND GLUE TRAPS DIDN'T WORK!"
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electronic mousetrap,
February 29, 2008
By sherry548
from baltimore, md
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"we bought these electronic traps and i admit i was somewhat skeptical, but i am a big fan now ! these work great, we have used them since december with the same battery and have had "victims" almost daily. No touching, no mess, they are well worth the investment !"
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Quick and clean trap!,
January 21, 2008
By Ellen
from New Hampshire
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"I lived in a trailer and had lots of mice issues. So I bought one of these and it worked great. It traps the mouse in and then zaps it. It kills the mouse quickly and then you just open it and throw the dead mouse out. I would definitely recommend this product if you are squeamish about having to deal with mice problems!"
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Always Ready,
January 3, 2008
By LtlBflo
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"I keep two in my garage. One on each side. Gets them when they try to come in. I make a point to check the indicator light each day. Otherwise, I forget about them. Until the light blinks. A little dab of peanut butter on the inside is all I use. The ants don't seem to find it. That was always a problem with the spring traps."
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Best invention EVER!!!,
April 27, 2007
By linlyn
from Camano Island, WA
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"We're living in an RV now while we build a house. No matter what we do, we don't seem to be able to keep mice out -- they chew through insulation, wires, or whatever it takes to get in our "house". I have tried everything to catch them. Conventional traps are iff-y -- sometimes the mouse gets wounded, blood gets splattered, or they just steal the bait. Everything changed when we bought this trap! At first I was skeptical, but every time I set it out we catch another mouse! We haven't even had to replace the bait -- the mouse never gets to eat it so it's still there. It's all effortless, and clean. You just open the top of the trap and dump it out, so you never have to touch the little creature!
I can't recommend this trap strongly enough if you have a mouse problem -- it is SO worth it!"
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Victor Electric Mousetrap,
March 6, 2007
By Anonymous Reviewer
from Atlanta
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"The mice I had at my house were either too smart or too big to go into the Victor electric mousetrap. I placed the trap next to the wall in an area where the mice were feeding, along with some conventional traps. The conventional traps were sprung (baited with cheese), the electronic trap was undisturbed. To date, no mice have been caught using this trap."
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No Mess or Worries!!!,
January 8, 2007
By Jewels
from North Carolina
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"The price is Soooooo worth it. Gets the job done without the worry of dead mice in the walls, corners, crevices, and so on. If you poisin you've got that...then wait for the next set of pests that come and munch on the dead critters!!! Been there. Just set it with a sprinkling of cheesey crackers and a cracker with a lob of peanut butter at the end....gets them every time!!!!"
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