Customer Reviews for d-CON No View No Touch Mouse Trap (8-Pack)

Good idea but hasn’t worked so far. Mouse ate through the plastic but didn’t get the bait - yet.

There is a typo on the description, should read 8 packs of 2, not 8 packs or 2. Works great, highly recommend. No odor, no visible body, easy set, easy disposal. Safe around pets and kiddos. I was able to buy individual 2 packs.

Worked great! Saw a tail once, otherwise no view of dead body. Safe for pets.

It's kinda funny reading all the different experiences people have had with different traps. I started out using the wooden ones and the mice were able to eat the peanut butter without setting off the trap. I then went to the plastic ones, after setting four and 3 days later I caught one mouse. Then I decided to set four of these d-con no view no touch traps. I caught two the first night. So, yea, they worked well for me.

I notice a small mouse scuttling in the garage when entering it. Bought this device (actually bought 4) and placed them last evening at around 9pm This morning at 6.30am two of the four had a mouse inside (could see the the tail inside if trying to re-spring the trap) Hopefully I eliminated the entire family It worked with no sweat. I placed inside as a bait a piece of TomCat mouse killer;I thought that in case the device wouldnt trap them, the poison would probably have done the job.

I buy these traps often to get mice in my basement. I pay 5.50 for 2 traps and only one will set, therefore the trap is no good. This is a hefty cost for two traps and always one in the pkg that is no good I am on a fixed income and do like that these traps catch mice without seeing them but that's alot of money for only one useful trap.

Tried to set it, but the minute I laid it down, it was so sensitive that it worked the trap. I tried over and over and the same thing kept happening. Very frustrating. Money lost. I am sure if they work correctly that they would be wonderful. I am not a person who wants to deal with this sort of thing and I thought when I purchased these traps that I would not have to see the mouse and could dump the whole thing in the trash. Did not work for me.

Very easy and convenient and effective caught mice very soon after setting them

My mice are too careful, smart, delicate-mouthed to be caught by wooden snap traps, and defeated a have-a-heart type cuz its lid could fall off. Both D-Cons worked after 3ish hrs. Truth? I also got a handy friend to tell me how to open& re-set them(ok, ick, yeah, poor foolish invaders), so now I'll see what phase 2 gets. Expecting 2 more (and done?) So, Happy with these!

These traps will work but not in all conditions. They work the best when placed in dark corners areas free from a lot of noise and with the proper bait. The size of the mouse is very important with these traps. I have caught a lot of small ones but never have caught any adult mice and I think that’s because they know how much area they can move around in. Chocolate, peanut butter, and mini marshmallows are the best baits to use in this trap. If you have a cat or a number of pets, forget placing these in areas on the floor even if the animals cannot get to them. For some reason mice avoid these things when there’s a lot of pet activity in the home. I use an electronic rodent zapper along with the Victor snap traps to take care of the larger mice. That’s why I know there must be some issue with the larger ones entering these traps. Someone told me that their whiskers are feelers and if the whole is too small, they won’t bother entering the trap no matter what bait you put in it. The station is very touchy when set and some of the containers need to really be handled gingerly in order for the setting to stay where it is. For me that’s a detriment because if a mouse crosses over a very sensitive trap, it will trigger it and the trap will prove useless.

mice ignored it and never went inside. I used peanut butter as bait which works with every other trap

I followed the instructions (very easy) set the trap correctly and placed it in an area where I last saw a mouse. A bit later heard something in the trap (I baited it with peanut butter...mice love it) and actually watched the mouse turn around after eating the bait, sit at the opening for a bit then run out. Trap never went off and mouse was in there awhile munching on the bait. Tried again with another trap same thing. The trap never worked. very disappointing.

The product is great in theory, but proved ineffective against my mouse problem. The mice just avoided them regardless of the enticements I used (candy, crackers, peanut butter, etc.). So disappointed. Huge waste of money,

Very easy to use

Caught my little friend the 1st night traps were set. Turns out he was a loner. If others find their way in I will know what to do at the first trace of them.

Add a dab of peanut butter and you're good to go. The traps that were occupied did not feel heavier and nothing moved when I shook them. But upon close inspection, a mouse tail could be seen inside two of them.

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Easy to set up

At 1st didn't think these worked. But I couldn't stand getting my fingers snapped in old school traps. I learned that you must put trap along a wall where you've seen droppings, they take the same routes. Put with hole FACING the wall. I assumed they would run in it if hole was in their path but nope. Hole facing wall works. I use a tiny piece of hazelnut. I love that all you have to do is twist top of trap, set it down, check for the red dot if 1 is in there. Kills them instantly but I don't have to see their broke necks. No poison around my pets either.

Caught a little mouse that some how got into my car. I set it up under the hood and had several glue traps inside the car. Went to go check on it the next morning and it caught the mouse! Don’t even have to see what it looks like!

This is the worst trap I have ever used. I am 54 years old. Used every mouse trap inthe books. This one has no bait and you can’t make it work. DON’T buy it

They don't work. Simple as that. With conventional traps I catch mice. With these I don't. Complete waste of money.

After reading the reviews on here, apparently some people have actually had some luck with these "traps", I did not. I bought some of these traps, placed them in the cellar and in my garage, they did not catch anything! Left them there for weeks, months, still nothing.

They didn't catch any mice.

I put several of these in my basement where I saw mouse droppings. I haven't caught a single mouse in over a month. I followed directions to the T. But, I still hear them scratching in my walls. The mice in my area aren't easily fooled. Farm grade poison is the only thing that's working for me.

This product does NOT work! I had four of these stationed around my garage, where I KNOW there are mice every Winter. I baited them with peanut butter, cereal, etc...no mouse would go near it. These useless traps were out for over a year, NEVER caught a mouse!!

Do Not waste your money on these! They don't work! Mice avoid these traps.

The only got thing about these traps are the fact they are easy to set. Have had no luck catching mice with these, they sat so long the bait feed up. Removed the Decon trap and baited a standard wooden trap, put ou in the same spot and caught a mouse within a couple of hours.

I've always preferred the "No Touch Mouse Trap" compared to the old wire/wood traps. Trying to set the old type traps aren't that easy.

I bought a 2 pack of these. I also bought a 4 pack of manual old school traps. The manual ones caught more mice than these did. D con didn't catch ANY. Peanut Butter and a manual trap and you'll catch those buggers.