Bed Bug Trap - 8 Pack | TruGuard X Bed Bug Interceptors (White) | Eco Friendly Bed Bug Traps for Bed Legs | Reliable Insect Detector, Interceptor, and Monitor

i had to look reeeeeal close to see the difference between an nymph and a spec of dust but the traps work! caught 2 the first night (right before treatment). another 2 a week later (once existing eggs had hatched). One more treatment of the apartment so far and we're feeling like we're in good shape because we acted fast and early. We'll keep these traps on our bed posts for as long as we live in this building just in case. This and use of DE (Diatomaceous Earth), and a good bed bug protector encasement for your mattress is the best continued defense against re-infestation/protection of your unit if you know neighbors are infested. . highly recommend.

These work well at keeping the bugs from going anywhere near your bed! They climb in and can’t get out just like advertised. But be sure to clean them out once in awhile because dust and the bugs piling up can cause them to be able to climb out. But just for added protection I spray them as soon as I see them with 91proof rubbing alcohol. Kills them on contact!

These traps don’t kill bedbugs but most of the adults do get trapped in the outside ring. I have seen stage 3-4 bedbugs climb out of the traps. Overall I think they are worth it at trapping most of the bugs. It is important to check the traps every morning and remove any trapped bedbugs. These give you an idea of just how many bedbugs you probably have. Personally I used these diatomaceous earth and a garment steamer to get rid of the bedbugs. It took a few months to completely get rid of them. The eggs are small and easy to miss.

When I bought these they looked and felt really cheap. I had them on for quite a while and I was able to move my couch out a little bit and they didn't chip or crack. I did it a few times and nothing happened. Pretty durable.

It seems sturdy enough. They arrived unbroken and unused and with the correct number of traps, unlike what others have posted. It also does not have adhesive inside which some purchasers were expecting but that is not the way these are supposed to work. The sides of the trough are supposed be be so steep and smooth that once bed bugs get in they can't climb out. The 4x4 dimension is misleading because they measured it at the top of the trough but it angles inward down to the bottom and also because the corners are chamfered which further reduces the opening for a square or rectangular post. My measurements indicate that the maximum size of a square post that will fit is 3-5/16", the max size for a round post is 3-11/16" diameter, and the max size for a rectangular post is 3-11/16"x2-15/16" [If the longer side of a rectangular post is less than 3-5/16" it will fit, if it is longer than that but less than 3-11/16" it will still fit if the shorter side is less than or equal to 3-5/16" minus the amount the longer side was over. Example: long side is 3-9/16" (which is +4/16"), then if short side is less than or equal to 3-1/16" it will fit.]