Poisoned and dead mice carcasses attract pests.

The caught pest is contained in the trap until it is disposed of. Avoiding the body being used as food.

Mouse infestations can cause real stress and anxiety.

Mice are easily removed without seeing or touching them with the No See No Touch mousetrap.

MOUSETRAP NO SEE NO TOUCH
MOUSETRAP NO SEE NO TOUCH
MOUSETRAP NO SEE NO TOUCH
MOUSETRAP NO SEE NO TOUCH
MOUSETRAP NO SEE NO TOUCH
MOUSETRAP NO SEE NO TOUCH
MOUSETRAP NO SEE NO TOUCH
MOUSETRAP NO SEE NO TOUCH
MOUSETRAP NO SEE NO TOUCH
MOUSETRAP NO SEE NO TOUCH

Mousetrap No See No Touch

Catch Mice and kill without touching

  • The SWISSINNO "No See, No Touch" mousetrap catches mice efficiently and hygienically.
  • The patented trap system means the user does not have avoids eye or skin contact with the animal mouse.
  • The mouse is killed discreetly inside the trap.
  • After the mouse has been captured and killed, it can be disposed of without touching it.
  • Supplied with peanutbutter bait ready to use.

Efficient and hygienic mousetrap

It can often be difficult to catch mice and even more difficult to get rid of them. Disgust, compassion and other emotions play a big role when it comes to combating mice. This is why we at SWISSINNO developed a trap that catches and kills the mouse without your seeing it and lets you dispose of the carcass without your having to make physical contact No See No Touch!

When mice do invade your living  space, you'll need to set up a trap to get rid of them. Among the many different possibilities and mousetraps, the "No See, No Touch" mousetrap is one of the most efficient and hygienic. The whole catch-and-kill process takes place out of sight inside the trap and it is done quickly. You just need to set the trap and empty it after the mouse has been killed.

Innovative catch system without seeing or touching

Catch mice safely and easily with the "No See, No Touch" mousetrap from SWISSINNO. The food bait effectively lures mice into the trap. A strong strike mechanism means the mouse is killed immediately in the trap and can be easily disposed of.

The entire mousetrap can be easily held over a disposal container, with the entrance facing downwards. The trap opens easily at the push of a button and the dead mouse falls into the container. Thus the user does not have to pick the mouse up or touch in any other way and can even avoid seeing it.

Use biocidal products with care. Always read the label and product information before use.

    Refill Mousetrap No See No Touch

    Food based replacement bait for mouse and rat traps.

    Refill the trap quickly and easily with the new bait syringes.

     

    Use biocidal products with care. Always read the label and product information before use.

    Refill Mousetrap No See No Touch

    Automatic Bluetooth notification of Mousetrap No See No Touch activation via the app

    Catch Alert Connect SuperCat
    Catch Alert Connect SuperCat Mousetrap No See No Touch

    Mousetrap No See No Touch

    1. Expose the bait, press the lever down.

    Pull the flexible plastic strip from the side of the trap. This uncovers the bait inside the trap. Press down the red lever as far as it will go; it will lock in the 'open' position. "No See No Touch" mouse trap is now ready for use.

    Expose the bait, press the lever down

    2. Place the trap.

    Place the trap where you suspect there are mice. As mice seldom cross open areas, place it parallel to and against a wall. Check the trap at regular intervals.

    Place the trap

    3. Catch and dispose of the mouse.

    To dispose of the dead mouse simply and quickly and without having to touch it, hold the trap vertically over a waste receptacle with its open end downwards and depress the red lever the mouse will drop out of the trap. Now, No See No Touch is ready to use again.

    Catch and dispose of the mouse
    Expose the bait, press the lever down

    1. Expose the bait, press the lever down.

    Pull the flexible plastic strip from the side of the trap. This uncovers the bait inside the trap. Press down the red lever as far as it will go; it will lock in the 'open' position. "No See No Touch" mouse trap is now ready for use.

    Place the trap

    2. Place the trap.

    Place the trap where you suspect there are mice. As mice seldom cross open areas, place it parallel to and against a wall. Check the trap at regular intervals.

    Catch and dispose of the mouse

    3. Catch and dispose of the mouse.

    To dispose of the dead mouse simply and quickly and without having to touch it, hold the trap vertically over a waste receptacle with its open end downwards and depress the red lever the mouse will drop out of the trap. Now, No See No Touch is ready to use again.

    4. Use No See No Touch successfully!

    Use No See No Touch successfully!
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    Here are some of the frequently asked questions
    How does the mousetrap No See No Touch work?

    The No See No Touch mousetrap traps mice efficiently and hygienically. The integrated peanut butter bait is irresistible to mice. The trap is very functional and is ready to use. 

    Should gloves be worn when setting traps?

    Gloves should always be worn when working with traps. It's not about the human smell on the traps. Rats and mice that live in and around buildings are not afraid of human smells. Wearing protective gloves is important for hygienic reasons. Mice and rats, whether dead or alive, can transmit dangerous pathogens through contact with fur or body fluids. Gloves protect against infection.

    How many traps should you set?

    It is better to set several traps, even if you suspect only one mouse. In the case of a stronger infestation, several traps should be set up anyway.

    In what areas can this trap be used?

    The No See No Touch mousetrap can be used indoors and outdoors if protected from the weather. The "tunnel" design means that this trap only catches mice. Other animals such as birds or pets cannot enter the trap and so will not be harmed. The closed construction encases the trapped mouse. When you pick the trap up, you do not come into contact with the animal, and any leaking fluids are retained. For this reason, the No See No Touch mousetrap is particularly suited for use in places where hygiene is imperative, such as storage and preparation areas. 

    How long does the bait last?

    The bait will last from a few weeks to a couple of years. It will tend to disappear due to the action of insects or weather if left outside, The odour will remain, however, and it is possible to catch mice even if very little of the bait appears to be left.

    When should the bait be replaced?

    The bait must be replaced if it has become moldy or heavily soiled as a result of moisture or rain. To do this, clean the trap and bait holder with warm water and a soft brush, dry and then refill with bait, do not use soap or detergents when cleaning!

    Where shall I put the trap?

    Place the trap where you suspect there are mice. As mice seldom cross open areas, place it parallel to and against a wall. Check the trap at regular intervals.

    How often can one use the trap?

    The SuperCat traps are very robust and can be used many times.

    Is the bait toxic?

    No, the bait is a natural food based product containing no poisons and is safe around children and pets.

    Can the bait be replaced?

    Yes, we offer replacement bait assemblies which can extend the life of the trap after all of the bait has disappeared.

    The bait is gone, but the trap is empty. What happened?

    The bait was probably eaten by insects or snails. 

    What should be observed when there are children and pets in the vicinity of the traps?

    The Mousetrap No See No Touch is safe for children and pets. But for reasons of hygiene, it makes sense to place traps out of the reach of children and pets.

    What do you have to consider when there are protected animals?

    Some mouse species are strictly protected. In Germany, this applies to the wood mouse, the yellow-necked mouse, the dormouse and all shrew species. Just like house mice, these are attracted to the bait and could also be caught with the mousetrap. If these species are present or if this becomes apparent during the course of control, no control may be carried out or control that has already started must be stopped. Before any (further) control measures can be taken, permission must first be obtained from the nature conservation authority. Resettlement using live traps must also be approved first.

    Does the trap need to be cleaned?

    According to our research and observations, used traps that smell like mice are more interesting and better accepted. The smell of a dead mouse does not bother the animals. The traps should therefore only be cleaned if they are very dirty and malfunctions may occur. To do this, clean the trap with warm water and a soft brush without soap, dry it and then refill it with bait. Wear gloves when working with traps for hygiene reasons.

    The mice don't go in the traps, traps aren't accepted?
    • Eliminate all sources of food. The hungrier the mice are, the more likely they are to show interest in the bait in the traps.
    • Remove all traces, feces and urine. Clean up affected rooms and clean with hygienic cleaner. This disturbs and confuses the mice and traps are accepted more quickly. Infestation control is made easier because it is easier to see where mice are still active.
    • If the traps are not well received, it may help to place a small amount of bait, no larger than a grain of rice, in front of the trap (pre-bait).
    • It may also make sense to use a different bait. Rodents also have different tastes. Nutella is a very good alternative to peanut butter.
    • Sometimes mice are also shy of one type of trap. Then it may help to try a different trap.

     

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