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Multi-Catch Kitchen Mouse Trap

A multi-catch kitchen mouse trap keeps catching when there's more than one mouse behind the droppings in your cabinets. The Rat Vac catches up to 60 mice without resetting traps after every catch.

Which multi-catch kitchen mouse trap setup fits

Tired of catching one mouse at a time? If you're seeing mice running across your kitchen floor or finding droppings in your cabinets, there may be more hiding nearby. Our Rat Vac multi-catch mouse trap can capture up to 60 mice without constantly resetting traditional traps.

Multi-catch kitchen mouse trap situation: a mouse running across the kitchen floor along the base cabinets

Mice across the floor every night

Fresh droppings in several cabinets, or a new mouse every night after you catch one, means more than one or two. Resetting snap traps every morning can't keep up.

The Rat Vac catches up to 60 mice without resetting or rebaiting after each catch. It hooks up to a wet/dry shop vac and needs an outlet.

Use: Rat Vac, $249.99
Ultimate Catch Trap for one or two kitchen mice

Only one or two mice

A multi-catch trap is more than you need. A couple of Ultimate Catch Traps behind the fridge and inside the sink cabinet do the job for less.

Use: Ultimate Catch Traps, from $59.99

See our kitchen mouse snap traps.

A mouse next to the bread and fruit bowl on a kitchen counter at night, why poison has no place in a kitchen

Why the Rat Vac fits a busy kitchen

Kitchen mice feed on your food, so poison has no place there. The Rat Vac uses bait, not poison.

  • No poison: nothing toxic near your food.
  • Up to 60 mice: no resetting or rebaiting after each catch.
  • Motion sensor: the vacuum runs for 10 seconds when a mouse goes in for the bait, then shuts off, ready for the next one.
  • Multi-purpose: after the kitchen, use it in the garage, attic or crawl space.

Developed by professional rodent exterminators who have solved over 3,000 rodent infestations.

Twin Tip: mice usually get into kitchens through openings around plumbing pipes, behind cabinets and near appliances. Find and seal those first, then trap, so new mice stop coming in.

Where to set a multi-catch kitchen mouse trap

Where to set a multi-catch kitchen mouse trap: on the floor next to the pantry, beside the fridge, or in front of the sink cabinet 123
  1. On the floor next to the pantry, where they come to feed.
  2. Against the wall beside the fridge, near an outlet for the shop vac.
  3. In front of the sink cabinet, if that's where the droppings are.

Not sure which spot is busiest? Dust UV tracking powder behind the appliances and follow the tracks.

Pre-bait the entry with a little peanut butter. Put the fruit, bread and pet food away, so the bait is the best meal in the room.

Twin Home Experts video: the Rat Vac set on a kitchen floor next to the pantry

Watch: the Rat Vac next to a pantry

Watch us find chewed rice cakes in a clean pantry, clear the food out and set the Rat Vac on the kitchen floor right beside it.

From our YouTube channel, Twin Home Experts.

What customers say

★★★★★ Rat Vac 4.83 from 53 reviews

★★★★★

"It works like magic!! If only I had gotten it earlier I wouldn't had to go through all that I did! Replaced stove TWICE. Dishwasher TWICE . And lost a lot of sleep! Thank you Twins ( this deserves the RAT DANCE) 😁"

Peggy C. · Verified buyer · Rat Vac

★★★★★

"I just want to thank you for making such an incredible product. I’ve caught over 30 mice in two days at my parents house which has a crazy infestation."

Joy S. · Verified buyer · Rat Vac

★★★★★

"Very easy to set up and my Home Depot vac was perfect for the job. I baited it with peanut butter and I am awaiting the results. With my electronic traps, sometimes I would not notice that it was triggered until the smell got me. This seems cleaner and more sanitary. I am using a particle separation cyclone so the results should be spectacular."

Darrick S. · Verified buyer · Rat Vac

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Frequently Asked Questions

Put the food away, then find and seal the gaps around pipes, behind cabinets and near appliances. Trap after that: snap traps for one or two mice, a multi-catch trap like the Rat Vac next to the pantry if you see them every night.

Droppings show where mice feed and travel, not how many there are. Fresh droppings in several cabinets, or mice still showing up after a few days of trapping, point to more than one or two.

In glass jars or metal tins with tight lids. Put fruit, bread and pet food away at night too, so the bait is the best meal in the kitchen.

Scent repellents like peppermint oil or Irish Spring don't work long term in our testing. Close the gaps around pipes and behind cabinets with stainless steel mesh, take away the food, and trap the mice already inside.

Rats can fit through holes less than 1 inch

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