Have you recently observed mice running through your household or maybe heard feet scurrying in the attic? Then it is most likely time to select a mice killer to handle your problem and there are a few different methods to pick from.
Many people make use of poison to eliminate mice. This particular mice killer method can be effective but does have a few drawbacks. The first one is that it shouldn't be used around little children or pets. But the major problem is mice normally die inside their hiding places. This normally includes inside the walls or spots inside your attic that you can't reach. And as they decompose, the dead body gives off an awful stench which you can only smell but can't locate or get rid of. It is impossible to locate the dead mice and the smell just lingers.
Another mice killer method are snap traps. These are the traditional spring equipped traps which snap shut breaking the mouse's back and killing it. These are useful traps, but also must not be put into use around family pets or younger children. People find peanut butter is the most effective as a bait and these are very easy to use. The only real problem is you have to touch the mouse to remove it and to reset the trap.
And one additional mice killer method is the zapper. The zapper works with electricity to instantly kill the mouse. The trap has a compartment for the mouse to enter into. It is usually baited using peanut butter. The mouse enters the compartment to eat the peanut butter and then steps on the metal floor forming a closed circuit and is electrocuted and killed immediately. A red light on the top of the trap then blinks showing that a mouse has been killed and that it has to be emptied. To empty, simply pour out the lifeless mouse into a waste bag or garbage can. You never need to touch or mess with the dead mouse. Place the trap back in its spot to get rid of more mice.