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Catch, carry, release, repeat
Bait the trap, set it along the wall where the scurrying happens, and check it in the morning. The door closes gently behind the visitor, who waits unharmed for a short car ride to a distant hedgerow. Four traps cover the usual routes at once.
No snap, no poison, no dread
There is no spring-loaded surprise waiting for curious fingers, no poison migrating through the pantry or the food chain. Just a simple catch-and-release mechanism you can set and empty without wincing.
Solve it kindly, sleep it soundly
Most of us want the mouse gone, not punished. Releasing a healthy, indignant little escapee at the far end of the park lets you solve the kitchen problem and still feel like yourself at breakfast.
Where Design Meets Detail
At Same Side, we believe the little details make the biggest difference. Every product is thoughtfully selected to combine modern design, everyday functionality, and lasting quality—helping you create a home you'll love coming back to.
Some of our most asked questions:
How does the trap catch mice without hurting them?
How does the trap catch mice without hurting them?
The mouse follows the bait inside and its movement closes the door behind it. Nothing snaps and nothing strikes; the mouse simply waits in a ventilated chamber until you release it outdoors.
What bait works best?
What bait works best?
Peanut butter is the classic for good reason; seeds, oats, or a bit of chocolate also tempt reliably. A small smear at the far end of the trap is enough, no need to fill it.
How often should I check the traps?
How often should I check the traps?
At least every morning, and ideally evening too. Prompt checks keep a caught mouse comfortable and make release quick, which is the humane half of humane trapping.
Where should I release a caught mouse?
Where should I release a caught mouse?
Take it a good distance from the house, to a park, field, or hedgerow, so it does not simply beat you home. Releasing near cover and away from other houses is kindest to the mouse and the neighbors.