Up to 60 mice without resetting or rebaiting. A 16-gallon, 6-HP wet/dry vac is enough for mice (not included).
Snap traps with a hood that covers the trap and a bait tugger that makes baiting quick.
Snap traps on a base that won't tip, for behind the fridge or under the sink.
Stainless mesh for the gaps under the sink and around pipes.
Enzyme spray for the urine smell mice leave in cabinets.
Our step-by-step guide to finding how mice get in and trapping them.
Tired of constantly resetting, rebaiting, and emptying traditional mouse traps? Meet the Rat Vac Automatic Mouse Trap, capable of capturing up to 60 mice without manually resetting or rebaiting after every catch!
Its advanced motion sensor automatically activates a powerful vacuum for 10 seconds when a mouse enters for the bait, then shuts off, ready for the next mouse. Ideal for kitchens, attics, garages, barns, and even inside walls and ceilings with proper access.
Set it up once. Catch multiple mice. Let the Rat Vac do the work!
Snap traps have to be set, checked and emptied by hand. The Rat Vac slides in under the base cabinets and pulls each mouse into the vac drum.
For mice, a 16-gallon, 6-HP wet/dry vac is enough (sold separately).
An automatic trap is more than you need here. Two hooded snap traps along the wall cost a lot less, and the hood covers the trap.
What's left for you to do after a catch. We sell the snap traps and the Rat Vac.
| Trap | Resetting | After a catch |
|---|---|---|
| Snap trap | By hand, after every catch | You take the mouse off the trap |
| Battery shock trap (e.g. Victor Electronic Mouse Trap) | You empty it after a catch | You tip the mouse out without touching it; a light shows there's a catch |
| CO2 trap (e.g. Goodnature A24) | Resets itself, 24 strikes per CO2 cartridge | The mouse drops out under the trap |
| Motion-sensor vacuum (Rat Vac) | Nothing to reset or rebait, up to 60 mice | Mice end up in the vac drum |
Victor and Goodnature details from their own sites, checked October 2026.
Mice can lick the bait off a snap trap and walk away. In the Rat Vac, a mouse has to cross the motion sensor to reach the bait plate.
Twin Tip: take the snap traps away once the Rat Vac is set. If mice can still eat off a snap trap, they'll ignore the Rat Vac.
123Seal the gaps under the sink and around the pipes before you set it.
Mice were eating the bait off a homeowner's snap traps. Watch us seal the house, set the Rat Vac in the pantry and check the cameras.
From our YouTube channel, Twin Home Experts.
★★★★★ Rat Vac: 4.82 from 50 reviews · Ultimate Catch Traps: 4.96 from 23 reviews
"This thing SUCKS!! Sucks the mice and rats right up & out of my garage!! Sticky traps always catch the lizards which I kinda like as they eat insects. I haven't found 1 lizard in my vacuum yet but I have found plenty of mice. Its only been about a week and I haven't seen any evidence of mice in my garage. I might get another one to put outside of the garage now too!"
Bud G. · Verified buyer · Rat Vac
"Setup was easy, pretty straightforward. You do need to make sure that you have a Wet/Dry Vac with the right hose size to connect. Caught two mice the first night and another one the next."
Chris · Verified buyer · Rat Vac
"Thought the rat trap would be to powerful for mice to trigger. The bait tugger made them pull and active it! Love it!"
JAMES H. · Verified buyer · Ultimate Catch Traps
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