5 Gallon "Flip & Slide" Bucket Trap – Humane Mouse, Rat, Rodent Live Multi-Catch

BUCKET LID MOUSE TRAPFlip N Slide Bucket Lid Mouse Trap – Humane, Reusable, High-Capacity Solution

(Bucket Not Included)

Solve your rodent problem quickly and humanely with ourUpgraded Second-Generation Flip N Slide Mouse Trap. Designed to fit any standard5-gallon bucket, this lid trap automatically resets after each catch—capable of trappingover 30 miceor10+ medium-sized ratswithout needing to reset manually.

Unlike traditional traps that catch one or two mice at a time, the Flip N Slide is amulti-catch, hands-free solutionthat’s safe, clean, and effective—even with smaller mice.

How It Works:1) Climb–Mice are attracted by bait and climb the ramp.2) Approach-They enter the tunnel and walk across the counter-weighted plank.3) Flip–The plank tips, dropping the mouse into the bucket.4) Reset–The plank automatically resets for the next catch.Why Choose Flip N Slide?

• Humane Catch & Release– No poison, no glue, no painful snap traps.

• Automatic Reset– Catch multiple mice or rats without lifting a finger.

• Safe for Kids & Pets– No harmful chemicals or sharp mechanisms.

• Easy to Use– Just attach to a 5-gallon bucket, bait, and set.

• Reusable– Durable construction for long-term rodent control.

Trap Comparison:FeaturePoisonSnap TrapGlue TrapFlip N SlideKill TypeDelayed, inhumaneOften incompleteSuffocationCatch & ReleaseSafety RiskHigh (Pets/Kids)Moderate (Springs)High (Pets)Low – Pet SafeCatch RateMulti (Unpredictable)11–230+ without resetCleanlinessMice die in wallsFluids on trapUrine/saliva/bloodZero Contact ReleaseReusabilityNoLimitedNoYes – ReusableFast Infestation Control

Rodents travel up to50 feet dailyin search of food. To stop infestations fast, we recommend setting up2 or more traps per affected area. This not only eliminates mice quickly but also helps you avoid costly home damage from chewing and nesting.

Prevent Future Problems

Use Flip N Slide trapsproactivelyin basements, garages, attics, and sheds to prevent infestations before they start.

🐭Fact:Rodents are responsible for 20–25% of house fires of unknown cause in the U.S., according to a 2012 National Apartment Association study.