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These traps are ingenious. And sturdy. My toddler has been tossing around on the wooden floor and it STILL is together and not cracked. About a foot long, they are made of hard plastic with 2 metal trap doors. There are "lips" on either side that I was able to slip under the bottom of my trim to hold them into place. I didn't catch anything in them. To be fair, snakes are bad this year and we have employed a barn cat because we had such a BAD mice problem after the flooding. I tried peanut butter AND cheese in them both and placed them at either end of the house in what I have noticed are high traffic areas, to no avail. I am not saying they don't work, I haven't caught anything in any other trap either and haven't seen any fecal matter. Guess the mice do not like my house any longer.
The great thing about these traps is the fact that it doesn't kill the mouse. I'm sure they are useful for something... I just do not have a use for them :). You just have to make sure to check the traps on a daily basis, other wise, the mouse will slowly die and then you will feel HORRIBLE.
The seller is a hoot, the pitch and instructions are great! I love the idea behind these traps and I will continue to attempt to catch a mouse, for photo purposes.
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