Frequently Asked Questions

Peanut butter, chocolate, seeds, nuts, or cracker crumbs can all work well. Use only a small amount and place it at the far back of the trap.

Place the trap along walls, behind appliances, near cabinets, in garages, sheds, or near entry points. Mice usually travel along edges rather than open spaces.

Check the trap frequently. Humane traps should not be left unchecked for long periods because a captured mouse needs to be released safely.

Yes. CAPTSURE traps are designed to be cleaned, reset, and reused.

After releasing the mouse, clean the trap with warm water and mild soap. Let it dry completely before resetting it.

CAPTSURE traps are a no-kill alternative to poison, glue, and snap traps. Still, place traps where children and pets will not disturb them.

Yes, it can be used in outdoor areas such as patios, sheds, garages, and near entry points. Place it on a stable, dry surface when possible.

Try moving the trap closer to visible activity, use a stronger-smelling bait, use less bait, and avoid touching the trap with strong chemical or food smells.

Release the mouse far enough away that it is unlikely to return to your home, while following any local rules or guidance in your area.

If mouse activity appears in more than one area, using multiple traps can improve coverage and increase the chance of catching mice quickly.