Tomcat Mouse Snap Trap
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$3.73at The Home DepotChecked Nov 9
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50% under what the other stores charge
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The Tomcat Mouse Snap Trap is a plastic snap trap for mice that sets by pinching it open like a clothespin. It uses a small bait cup on the tongue instead of a metal trigger plate, and it is reusable. Tomcat markets it as safer around kids and pets than a bare wooden snap trap, though it is still a lethal spring trap and needs the same care in placement. Compared with classic wooden traps, it is easier to set one-handed and to release without touching the mouse, but it is bulkier and costs more per trap.
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Lowest price we've seen: $3.73 on Nov 9 at The Home Depot. Tracked across 6 stores since Nov 9.
Owners of plastic snap traps in this style generally find them quicker and cleaner to set than wooden traps. Common complaints are bait being taken without a catch and traps that are awkward to fit into narrow runs.
The Tomcat Mouse Snap Trap is a pesticide-free, non-toxic trap for controlling mice. It is reusable and is designed to be easy to set. The company says it is safer around kids and pets than conventional wooden traps. It kills mice and allows clean, no-touch disposal.
To set the trap, pinch it open with one hand, like opening a clothespin. While holding it open, put a small amount of Tomcat Mouse Attractant Gel or another food, such as peanut butter or cheese, in the small cup on the tongue. The attractant gel is not included.
Place each trap where mice often travel, usually 10 to 30 feet from the nest to the food source, with the teeth facing the wall. If no mouse is caught in 2 to 3 days, move the trap to another spot where mouse activity is suspected.
