Mouse Trap

This is without doubt the only mouse trap worth considering for indoor use. It has almost all the pros and just one con. Conventional mouse traps suffer from a serious design flaw: the distance between the bait and the point of impact is way too short compared to the speed of real life mouse reflexes. Mice escape the traps because they're able to withdraw faster than the release mechanism or they can drag themselves free. Not so with the Nooski Mouse Trap. The latex ring releases and tightens around the neck of the mouse so fast that it outcompetes its incredibly fast reflex response, and that's the main reason why the Nooski Mouse Trap succeed where other traps fail. And that's also the reason why the latex ring is not that easy to prepare as some instructional videos claim. Elderly and other people experiencing motoric problems better get relatives or friends help them attach those latex rings. As for choice of bait you might want to consider little pieces of hard chocolate, preferably having a strong odor, since such bait lasts longer and is less messy meaning that you won't have to clean your trap or replace the bait very often. Remove any distracting objects. The bait inside the trap is where the mouse should focus its attention. Walls and especially corners are good places to position the trap. We've had the opportunity to test the Nooski Mouse Trap on just about every conceivable mouse size and it works on them all. There's no need to hesitate: for the first time in history, the world has got a really efficient mouse trap. An ingenious trap fully capable of solving that ancient problem of all households through the ages - how to eliminate those little invading rodents once and for all. And don't forget to locate and seal all enterable openings after you've rid yourself of your unwanted "guests." Give credit to those who deserve it: the inventor of this trap deserves the Nobel Prize for excellence! The prizing is very reasonable and Amazon got the delivery job done fast and efficiently! Every once in awhile someone invents something, and even more rarely that something makes a difference. The Nooski Mouse Trap is such an invention and it's about time it gets the recognition it truly deserves. It's not just another mouse trap, it's THE mouse trap, the one that really works. No more waste of time and money. No more mice... and that's the only reason why we wrote this favorable customer review for nothing, for free!

Good idea but hard to say if it works. Mice won't go inside, regardless of food used as bait. Purchase is not recommended.

It is a interresting mousetrap with nice design. I am catching mouses outside so the - 5 celsius degrees made the device totally unfunctional. The silicone ring did go stiff so no mouses with this device. Bad customer service as the company did not bother to answer my e-mail

So this did a decent job of catching mice. Like others have written it takes abit to actually roll it into place, but once set it did reasonably well at catching mice. The problem for me is its only caught four-five mice and already the plastic around where the noose is placed is broken, so its now useless. I don't know the difference between 'industrial grade' plastic and normal plastic, but perhaps the manufacturer should put in something abit stronger in the the bit where apparently the most stress from the noose is formed. As it stands, It generally worked fine but I'm not going to purchase again because I didn't get my moneys worth.

Not caught a mouse yet - after three weeks.

Used with garlic sausage as bait, works every time.

Didn't catch anything. Needed to resort to the good, old mouse trap to get the rodent killed.

Product simply doesn't match the catch rate claims [our result 1 mouse, 15 bands], the ease of setting claims or the ease of disposal claims [vermin moved around and was only discovered by smell [terrible] and dog's nose]