Cockroach Trap for Roaches, 10 Traps

Working Wow that cockroach bali attract the cockroach very will I love this product i catched more the 50 cockroach in First day but price is high but working Good

One of the best. None of the traditional methods or low cost gels worked but this one worked like a charm. Trapped 52 roaches in one night.

Nothing trapped in it, it doesn't attract, insert avoid it, waste product

I purchased the product after lot of reviews. It definitely helps. Better than the usual sprays and gels i have bought. It attracts the cockroaches well but wouldn’t get rid off completely. It easy to use. Durable and reliable.

Does the job perfect. Just required to be placed in right point/corner. Good quality gum. No way the cockroaches can slip away. Quality product.

Very good product. First use only it trapped a lot of cockroaches.

Best cockroach trap. Good adhesive that trap cockroach and they will be stick to it forever. The cockroach food came inside the package was actually helpful. Just a quick note: use one sticker for atleast 4-5 days it will stick cockroach it you keep it.

Waste no use This product = 5 % power Hit cockroach gel = 95 % power and less cost

Excelente y funcional para atrapar cuquis

These HOY HOY traps work great. Set a few out and they started catching roaches almost immediately. Glue is strong and the bait pulls them in. Pro tip: Do NOT open the little bait bag and sprinkle it. Just leave the entire bag closed and drop it in the middle of the trap like it comes. That’s how it’s supposed to be used. Super easy, no mess, and they get the job done. 5 stars.

Works great!!

Excellent trap, works very well. I've had a couple of these buggers caught in it already in few days. They can't move. I love that there's no poison. I'm wondering how long it stays sticky.

I got this along with some other type of roach traps. The other roach traps seemed to have worked a little better but these still worked well enough that I may get these for the less traveled areas, as well as for very tight spaces. These attracted roaches well enough and I'm pleased to say that it attracted a "mama roach" who proceeded to hatch her babies on the sticky strip. It's really satisfying to see that, as it means that at least one generation of roaches will be fewer. Unfortunately it's not going to be enough on its own, as I live in an apartment complex and they are in the walls here. It would take a concentrated effort from everyone in the complex, not just our building, and there are just too many apartments to do this without displacing everyone for a period of time. What this does do is keep those unwanted guests down to a degree. You can pair this up with other methods, such as diatomaceous earth if you're trying to avoid pesticides. It would likely be more effective with poisons, but I know that not everyone can do this for reasons of health, pets, and so on. You can switch these out every month or as needed, depending on your situation. Even if your pests aren't that bad, make sure that it doesn't get too dusty or the sticky won't be as effective. UPDATE: I hadn't initially thought much about these since I hadn't seen much "traffic" on the more easily visible traps. One of the places I'd put these was under the fridge, a place that honestly tends to be a haven for roaches because it's always dark and is very difficult for the average person to access. Apartment management sent an exterminator to to their thing and they swept under the fridge. I'd forgotten that these were under there and WOW. This was packed full of the gross buggers, far more than I realized were actually present! I'm absolutely buying another two sets of these so I can slide some more under there. The only thing I wish these had was some sort of string or something that would make it easier to pull these out. I can add my own string, but it seems like it would be a good addition for the company to include for a little bit extra. UPDATE 2: These still work great. They even catch non-roach pests. Also, I forgot to mention this previously but I like that my cat is generally uninterested in these. I'd had some roach bait stations that contained poison and my cat was intensely interested in them, to the point where he'd actively try to get to them if they were under something or in a cabinet. I eventually had to put those in places he wouldn't be able to reach, which unfortunately were also not hotspots for roaches. These I can put wherever I want, without fear that my cat will try to get at the bait. Also again, I highly recommend pairing this with something like DE or a good spray. UPDATE 3: I have moved out of that awful apartment complex, but guess what? Some got into my car! This works especially well as the car is a finite space. My recommendation though is to clean your car out completely and vacuum it as thoroughly as you can to remove as many eggs and roaches as possible. You can put some in beforehand if you wish, but it'll work better with a clean and (at least nearly) empty car as they have fewer other sources of food and will be more likely to seek out the bait. Make sure to put these under your seats and if you have a spare tire well, put at least one in there. I also paired this with Advion gel baits, as traps alone are unlikely to get them all. Oh, and if you can pull up the little plastic foot scrapers by the door, you may want to do so and put some Borax tablets in there. All in all I'm not sure how bad the infestation was, but all I'm getting now are stragglers and I now rarely see anything scurrying out of view when I go to check and replace traps. Also if you're curious, these will catch wood roaches. Those guys don't really want to live or breed indoors, so I'm not really worried about those but it was nice to see.