Trapper Insect Trap (Great for Bed Bugs, Spiders, Cockroaches) - 10 Large Boards or can be Used as 30 Smaller Traps/Monitors

We live in a small apt in CA. We've been battling bed bugs for a couple years - like something bad that you ate, just when you think you've seen the last it, there it is back again. Here's our continuing battle plan. First you have to do whatever to debug your apt - heat - pest control people - complete spraying and powder. We just fight them in our bedroom - queen size bed. It's a war of attrition and perseverance. After we've reassembled our bed from treating the box-spring and mattress we place the insect traps, using a one third section of the card, two at each leg of the frame that touches the floor. Make sure nothing of the bed but the legs touch anything the bugs can use as a bridge - wall - power cord - night stand. Prior to placing the traps we vacuum, put down bedbug powder all around the legs and spray the seams and key areas of the bed. This step is important - get a box of Borax at the grocery store or drug store - use a flour sifter to broadcast the borax around the perimeter of the bed and other near by furniture. It's white and makes the floor look a little messy but bed bugs hate it. We use a one third section of the card and keeping it flat place it between the bed frame and box spring, at least two at every corner. Bed bugs are hard to kill. From eggs to nymphs that molt once a week on one blood feeding to adults that blood feed every 7 to 10 days and can live for many months without eating. There was a comment that mentioned they had no luck - bet they didn't remove the cover from the sticky side. It's amazing the bugs we trap - especially the little nymphs that appear as specs of pepper on the cards. The smallest nymphs are colorless and almost impossible to see. You know your holding the line when you not being bitten - if we do get bitten we recycle the bed sheets and covers - we're sleeping peacefully at night thanks to our bug traps. We also place the traps strategically around the apt., any place cockroaches travel to find water and near cupboards, bathroom and pantry.

Although I do not think they attract insects, these traps work very well of put in high traffic areas. Great for that time of year when all the bugs seem to want to take up residence!

So $200 for a pest company to come out. they usually put some of these down.You can do it yourself way cheaper.Also was able to free mice that got stuck to it but you have to be sure to check it reguarily if you think possibility of mice in the house. but works great for spiders and bugs by windows.I'd recommend thehttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BMTWQCY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 for mice. best mouse trap in the world and actually is humane unlike the death traps.

Not sure how the insects and bugs will walk through this, there is nothing to attract them. After so many days, not one bug got trapped. I have to say that I find this product useless and a waste of money.

This type of product has worked well for carpenter ants. These are nice traps at a good price. The ants have not been busy yet this year.

These insect traps have done a great job of reducing bug and spider problems in our garage. When I first placed them around the inside perimeter, they filled up within a few days and needed to be changed out for a new one. But now that things are under control, they only need to be replaced every couple of months or so.

These are super flimsy and don't hold up very well. They are trapping earwigs though so if you don't mind them always popping back open and laying flat they seem to hold the bugs well.

This product works great for spiders and centipedes! I was out numbered by brown recluses and centipedes. These traps work, but you have to watch that you do not place the traps where pets can come in physical contact with them. My cat was playing with her toy stuffed mouse that she likes to toss around- first the toy mouse got stuck on the trap, and then my cat had one of the traps stuck on her front paw. I just made sure to place the traps where she cannot be in direct contact. I have a greater peace of mind knowing that this product is working without any chemicals.