Multi-Catch Mouse Trap with Automatic Tilting Mechanism

Nighttime scratching in the walls - leading to yet another sleepless night.

If you have mice in your home, you know the unsettling feeling of waking up each morning unsure if the problem has escalated. This innovative mouse trap with an automatic tilting mechanism captures mice and rats continuously - without poison, snap traps, or the need for your intervention. Once set up, the trap does the work for weeks: animals climb onto the bait platform, the tilting mechanism automatically triggers, and the collection container captures them. The result: peaceful nights and a pest-free home.

Key Benefits

• No daily checks required: The automatic multi-catch mechanism resets itself after each capture – you won’t need to check every night to see if the trap is still active.
• No touching, no disgust: Captured animals are safely contained in a closed collection container – disposal without direct contact and no unpleasant moments.
• Safe for children and pets: Without poison and dangerous mechanisms, you can place the trap securely in living areas, basements, or hallways – without fear of injury.

Inspiration / Use-Cases

This trap is perfect for various settings including homes, basements, and attics. Whether you suspect rodent activity or want to ensure your space remains pest-free, it provides a hassle-free solution.

Technical Specifications

• Material: Durable plastic
• Dimensions: 30 x 20 x 10 cm
• Capacity: Multiple catches with automatic reset
• Functionality: Automatic tilting mechanism
• Usage Locations: Home, basement, attic

Application

1. Place bait: Put a small piece of bait on the bait platform inside the trap.
2. Set up: Position the trap in areas where you have noticed signs of mice or droppings – along walls or in corners.
3. Empty: Open the collection container and dispose of the captured animals – without direct contact, then refill the trap.

Pro Tip: Set the trap perpendicular to the wall – mice instinctively run along walls, making it more likely they will enter the trap compared to free-standing setups in the room.