Although there are multiple methods for constructing a nonlethal mouse trap, for this trap, you will need: A toilet-paper tube, A large 5-gallon bucket, and Mouse bait. For this trap, peanut butter works well. This will let you set the tube down on a flat surface, without it rolling away. To make each crease, fold the toilet-paper tube firmly from front to back. Smear the peanut butter on the flat bottom of the tube (in between the two creases you've made). This should be done near an area where the mouse has been seen, or where its droppings have been spotted. If there is no table or counter near the mouse's area, move a table to a convenient location. The tube should be positioned so that the peanut-butter end is over the edge of the counter. It should be about halfway over the counter's edge. The bucket should be next to the table or counter. Although some plans for constructing this trap direct you to fill the bucket with a couple inches of water, you should avoid this step. Trapping the mouse in a water-filled bucket will drown the mouse. You may need to wait overnight for the mouse to come out and seek out the peanut butter. The mouse will walk across the table and through the toilet-paper role to eat the peanut butter. The role will fall off the edge of the counter and into the bucket, effectively trapping the mouse.
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One-sentence summary -- Collect the necessary supplies. Put two creases in the toilet-paper tube. Place a small spoonful of peanut butter on one end of the toilet-paper tube. Place the toilet-paper tube on the edge of a table or counter. Place the large 5-gallon bucket under the toilet-paper role. Wait for the mouse to fall into the trap.

If you are experiencing a cluster headache, one of the most effective methods of near-immediate relief is to inhale 100% oxygen through a mask for a brief period of time. For this method to work properly, you'll need to inhale pure oxygen at a rate of 7 liters (1.8USgal) per minute through a small oxygen mask attached to an oxygen tank that your doctor prescribes for you. Simply breathe normally through the mask for 5-10 minutes. This is a very safe method of treatment with very few side effects for those who use it. The most challenging aspect of using this method is getting access to the oxygen in the first place. You'll need to discuss this treatment option with your doctor so that they can prescribe you a small, portable oxygen tank and an appropriate mask. Triptans are a kind of injectable medication that constricts blood vessels in the brain and are often used to help reduce migraine symptoms. You'll need to contact your doctor for a triptan injection, usually administered in the doctor's office. These kinds of drugs are also available in tablet and nasal spray form, but are often less effective for treating cluster headaches. Don't use sumatriptan (one variety of triptan medication) if you have high blood pressure or heart disease. Some local anesthetics (like lidocaine) have proven effective as treatments against cluster headaches. This medication must be given through the nose by a doctor or other trained professional. Speak to your doctor about this option if you are struggling with chronic cluster headaches.
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Inhale oxygen. Get a triptan injection. Try a local anesthetic taken intranasally.