What can i do to the mouse in my house without cat?

I always try to find where the mice are coming into the house and seal the hole, first off. Tin of any kind they will not chew through. For mice already there, poison is out. They'll crawl off somewhere to die and smell awful. Traps baited with a dab of peanut butter work better than cheese. Good luck! Mice are yuck, yes??

I agree, mouse traps. If you don't like mouse traps, another good way is to take a 5 gallon bucket (you can buy them at the hardware store). Prop a plank of wood next to it so the mice can go up the wood into the bucket. Now place a big blob of peanut butter inside at the bottom of the bucket. The mice will crawl up the wood to get into the bucket to eat the peanut butter and won't be able to get out. Now you can slap the lid on it and take them to your local pet store and see if they'll accept them. If not, take them for a ride far, far away from your house and let them loose.

You need to try the mouse traps which is the most effective way.Put nice smelly food in it.

Buy a fly trap - the sticky sheets? Put a bit of cheese or whatever food that attracts your mouse. You'll be sure to catch it or one of its relatives :D I think this is the safest way to get rid of that mouse problem - and it's also not costly. Thanks for the response on my discussion!

Have you tryed using mouse traps? or leaving a line of some sort of food to lead it out of the hole into some sort of trap? i hope these ideas help.

I had the same problem a few years ago, although I had a cat who was scared of mice:)! Probably the best and most humane way would be to place a large tall container in a location close to where you have observed the mouse and place in some type of food. The container will need to be quite high, mice are really agile and some can jump really high. You could place it next to a bookshelf or pile some books up beside it so it can climb up to the opening. Makesure the book covers are disinfected afterwards. Another trick that I heard about when trying to solve my problem was that you could capture mice by using a glass milk bottle with some food placed inside. Apparently the curved neck of the glass is suppose to be too slippery for mice to climb out of. This can also be placed under furniture so it is easier for the mouse to access. I used a tall plastic bin with some peanuts and seeds in the bottom, and that seemed to do the trick. The glass milk bottle trick is just something else I have heard about, but I am not sure how effective it is. Good luck with it anyway.