Press 'N Set Mouse Trap

A:  Set trap by pressing set bar. You will hear a "click" when set. Please contact at 877-220-3089 for further assistance if needed.

A:  If you hold the back like you are setting the trap, then lift the black plate where the bait is just a little and it should set. It's a hair-trigger setting so it will snap when the bait is taken, but if you lift that plate up a little it should do the job

A:  These catch mice (small). They do not catch rats. They are positively the BEST THING on the market!!!!

A:  The Tomcat Press 'N Set Mouse Trap will control house mice in homes, industrial, commercial, agricultural and public buildings.

A:  My guess is that the bait was to big for the space. I used a single chocolate chip which fit perfect. The mice had to press the leaver down to get to it.

A:  I'm not sure. I had total success. Perhaps they are coming at the bait from the back which would bypass the lever. I set mine with the lever toward the cabinet kick board and one side nestled against the refrigerator which sticks out further than the cabinets. If the mouse were running along the cabinet line, it would cross that lever to get under the refrigerator or vise versa. My bait was still there. If you are setting them up so they have to cross the lever, I don't know what the problem might be.

A:  things happen

A:  Worked ok used cheese for bait, check when u lock it might not be set right hard to explain.

A:  We are not sure why the trap is not being triggered, although some mice are smarter than we give them credit for. Please contact us at 877-220-3089 for assistance if needed.

A:  Worked well make sure to use peanut butter

A:  I put mine one or two feet about and they've been OK.

A:  My traps were placed between ceiling joists... maybe 3 feet apart. Working for me.

A:  No I kept them 10 feet apart

A:  You can put the Tomcat Press N Set Mouse Trap closer if needed. Make sure to use in areas with high mice activity such as: near refrigerators, stoves, pantries, between washers and dryers, or along baseboard.

A:  No I kept them apart