A:  This question is not applicable to the humane, non-lethal mouse trap that I purchased from Home Depot, no EPA number is required with this product. There is no substance (such as a poison) in the trap, it is set with peanut butter as a lure. There is no 'waste' disposal as it is CRUCIAL that you check the trap often and then RELEASE the live mouse outside and away from your home. I hosed the empty traps and soaked them in a pail to clean them. I found the traps work very quickly, so check them often. Hope this helps.

A:  No. An EPA registration number is not required by the EPA for this product. Thank you. P.F. Harris

A:  I’m not sure I understand the question.  EPA numbers are for hazardous waste haulers.  I have four of these and they are very effective catch and release mouse traps.  Not something the EPA would be regulating. 

A:  You may find this to be effective however it is not labeled for that purpose therefore we cannot recommend. Thank you. P.F. Harris

A:  Maybe - how big is your lizard?

A:  We bought these a few years ago...I think the door slides up so you can release the mouse. I remeber sometimes a mouse would just take the bait or chew through the plastic to get out. We ended up buying a different brand....Victor Multiple Catch Humane Live Mouse Trap M333 - Catch up to 4 mice... Remember to release them far from your house.You should have holes plugged up before trapping the mice so they can't get back into the house. It will not work for bats. It's best to have a critter control company handle the expulsion of bats. By law, it can only be done a certain time of the year because they are a protected species.

A:  The end opposite the trap door slides up to release the mouse. I doubt if it would work for bats.

A:  The mouse will stay at the rear of the trap. If you are leery of sticking your finger inside you can use a popsicle stick or a screw driver to open the door. Do not open the trap in any location where you are not prepared to let the mouse go free. - Question: Bats - You can give it a try but you will need to research what type of bait to use. If you mount it on a wall you should cover it to avoid light. Bat houses are usually skinny slots where the bats can crawl up into and the tube may not be attractive to bats because they are round and they are plastic and difficult for them to grab on to.

A:  When ready to release the mouse slide the 'back door' up. This is the end where you place the bait between panels. This is not designed for use to trap bats. Thank you. P.F. Harris.

A:  When there is a mouse inside you open the back and that slides up and hold the food bait. It might take some time but eventually the mouse will leave. This will not work for bats because it requires the trigger plate to be stepped on. 

A:  yes!! you might have to wash it out, but Ive used them after one died in it , no problem if you have the right bait.

A:  Yes. You may find the need to wash the trap with something like dish soap, rinse thoroughly and allow to dry before using again. Thank you. P.F. Harris

A:  Yes, wash it out with the hose, air dry, rebait, ready to go.

A:  Yes, for sure. After you've got the mouse out, wash the trap in hot soapy water and rinse well. One should check the trap frequently to prevent the slow death of the mouse.

A:  Yes, but if any mice die in it, you need to wash it thoroughly.