Pest-Stop Trip-Traps are a safe and friendly way to deal with unwanted house guests. This British ...Pest-Stop Trip-Traps are a safe and friendly way to deal with unwanted house guests. This British designed mouse trap has been specially developed to cause the least stress and no harm to mice when they are caught. The door drops automatically behind the mouse when it crosses the treadle to reach the bait, and the clear plastic body means you can see at a glance when you have caught something. Plentiful ventilation points reduce stress to caught mice. The traps are easy to bait and set, and each trap is provided with full instructions for use. Please note: Mice carry a variety of diseases and should never be handled without protection. To minimise distress to captured mice, traps must be checked regularly (preferably every 2 hours), and should not be left overnight.PRCPSTTB Trip-Trap Humane Mouse Trap is supplied as a single boxed item. Pack of 1.
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This guide is for anyone using the Pest-Stop Trip-Trap Humane Mouse Trap. The trap provides a safe and humane method for capturing mice. However, it's crucial to check the trap frequently to minimize stress to the captured mouse. This guide will cover setup, usage, and care to help you effectively use the trap.
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Colour
Brown
Model Part Number
PRCPSTTB
Brand
Pest-Stop
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FAQs
How do I bait the trap?
Place a small amount of bait, such as peanut butter or cheese, inside the trap near the treadle.
How often should I check the trap?
Check the trap regularly, preferably every 2 hours, but no less than overnight, to minimize distress to any captured mice.
How do I release a captured mouse?
Wear gloves when handling the trap. Take the trap to a suitable outdoor location, away from buildings, and release the mouse.
How do I clean the trap?
Clean the trap with warm, soapy water after each use. Rinse thoroughly and allow it to dry before reuse.
What should I do if the trap isn't working?
Ensure the trap is correctly set up. Check the bait, and consider moving the trap to a different location.
What if I see a mouse but can't catch it?
Try different bait, and change the trap's location. Mice can be cautious; patience and placement are key.
Troubleshooting
Trap door not closing.
Check if the treadle is properly set. Ensure no obstructions prevent the door from closing.
Mouse escapes after entering.
Ensure the door drops quickly when the treadle is triggered. Check for any damage or malfunctions.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Humane trapping method.
Easy to monitor for captured mice.
Simple to bait and set.
Designed to minimize stress on the captured mouse.
Cons
Requires frequent checking (every 2 hours) to minimize stress.
Mice can carry diseases; handling requires protection.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Follow the detailed instructions provided with the trap for setting it up correctly. Ensure the door operates freely.
Compatibility: Suitable for indoor use. Avoid using in extreme temperatures or direct sunlight.
Care: Clean the trap after each use with warm, soapy water. Ensure it's completely dry before re-baiting and resetting.