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ISS Mouse Traps on Facebook Places to use the ISS mouse trap: In any room of the house. In your garage, shop or barn. In your RV, camper or trailer. In the garden or greenhouse. On your porch or patio. In the warehouse. On the loading dock. Anyplace for mouse control. Most any container can be used to hold the mice for lethal use. It needs to be at least ten inches deep and have straight walls that the mice cannot climb. The trap works best with the bait holder in the center of the container. To live catch mice, the container needs to be 15 inches (or more) deep so they don't jump out and don't put any water in the bottom. Put something (shredded paper, cotton balls or leaves) in the bottom of the bucket to cushion their fall and to provide bedding to keep them warm until you tend to them. Maybe put something for them to eat, also. If you are a retailer or distributor who would like to carry the ISS Mouse Trap, please contact Fred Sowerwine: email I do not collect email addresses for sale or bulk mail; all contacts are private exchanges between you and me for information only. Got Mice? The It's So Simple Mouse Trap ($5.99) (+ $3.14 shipping & handling to U.S. address) Satisfaction guaranteed or return item (stating reason why) and get all your money back including U.S.postage. The ISS Mouse Bucket Trap is the "better Mouse Trap"! It could very well be the last mouse trap you ever need. Buy a three pack of the ISS Mouse Traps and save $1.03 per trap - $24.30 per 3 pack including shipping to a U.S address. Get rid of mice easily. Don't settle for catching one mouse at a time and you don't need a zillion mouse traps. No mess, no smell, no poison, no trouble, and can be used over and over anywhere. Live catch or lethal, you decide. The best bucket trap yet! This Multi-Catch mouse trap is used in conjunction with a five (six or seven) gallon plastic pail or waste basket (which is not supplied) with three to four inches of water in it (or dry for live catch). The rodents that seek it out die of hypothermia in about thirty seconds or drown in about two minutes (or are kept contained until you release them). There are no moving parts, nothing to set and the bait lasts for a long time as nothing usually gets to the bait. Use peanut butter (I use Jif Crunchy) that has good aroma and does not get rancid quickly or any high aroma, high fat, high sugar type food such as chocolate, soft candy, dog food, bacon, etc (anything you can get to stay in the bait holder). Cheese, it turns out, is not a very good bait. The very best mouse trap bait to date is a mixture of Jif peanut butter and bacon bits. How and why this mouse trap works! The curious nature of a mouse (and their good nose) brings them to the It's So Simple Mouse Trap. They climb the ramp and while trying to get to the bait (the water acts as bait also in dry environments), they fall into the water and die (or into a nice bed waiting to be relocated). One bucket trap per 20 foot by 20 foot (or smaller) room is adequate.