CatchmasterCrawling Pest & Insect Glue Traps 12-Count (3 Packs of 4), Insect Traps Indoor for Home, Pest Control Tray for Spiders, Crickets & Roaches

Ok, I worked in construction with a guy that was in pest control, and he told me that these little traps are the best thing you can do to catch and little bugs or spiders that get into your house. Put them behind bed and along walls out of sight and date them so you change them every 3-4 months.I never need professional pest control and this is just one part of my plan but very effective and hardly cost anything , and it is not poison, just glue that they get stuck in.

Very handy to have around. I bought these because I found a spider in my car but couldn't catch it. I would see it for a brief couple of seconds every so often, and this continued for over 2 weeks! Finally bought these sticky traps and put one in the car, and after a day or two I caught it. They're small and I like that you can fold it up like a tent so nothing but a small bug could get caught in it. Really works!

I put it in cupboards where these annoying beetles would invade. Catchmaster did an excellent job of catching them on the sticky surface. A word of caution: it is so sticky it accidentally touched my hand and I almost could not unstick myself.

Says mouse friendly but caught a mouse. Easy to free the with water so it’s a great product

Fits into small spaces. Fit under the refrigerator and furniture. When folded up the opening is 1/2in high, 2 1/2in wide and 3 1/2in long. Has caught roaches, beetles, spiders and silver bugs. Put them along walls and in corners. I wanted a pet friendly option although I have to put them behind something because my dog would tear them up. You get 3 packs that contain 4 traps each for a total of 12 traps. Have bought them 2 times now.Update: I bought these for $5, they are now almost double the price so I probably won’t buy again.Update: accidentally caught a lizard in the trap even though the opening is so small. If you accidentally catch an animal put cooking oil on the adhesive and let it sit to loosen the glue. I was able to free the lizard in a few minutes with vegetable oil and q-tips. Another tip is to cover the exposed areas of sticky trap with paper towels so the animal doesn’t re-stick its self as you free it.

Smaller,I prefer the bigger ones

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Not sure where all of the positive reviews are coming from, this product did absolutely nothing to attract insects, if anything, the bugs avoided crawling inside. I actually saw them crawling away from the trap! and even when I lured them to crawl inside, the sticky glue didn’t work very well. It does emit a faint scent but it doesn’t attract or trap bugs, (waste of money).