S SAVHOME [2018 UPGRADED Electric Bug Zapper, Insect Killer, Mosquito Trap, Fly Gnat Trap with 120V UV Bug Light/500 Sq Ft Coverage for Home Office Store Indoor

I was so happy I found this I had used it years ago but had to stop because I could not find it. Now I have and I love it.

I have used this product for years, but have been unable to find it locally. I use it wherever I have paper products, it really keeps the silverfish away. I also put some in the boxes of Christmas decorations, boxes of linens and other things that attract bugs when I store them in the garage. I have never experienced any damage to the fabric or paper that it comes in contact with. Although I do not have pets or small children, if used properly there should be no problem with using it around either.

This works well if you have any kind of a bug infestation. I have ants periodically...not anymore. Highly recommend this product.

I think it will take a while to see how it really works, but It looks great and I had a lot more than I needed. Thanks

I live in Florida ,bugs are a way of life here . We have been spraying ,trapping, baiting and I thought this paper could be another deterrent. After lining all upper cabinets and drawers in the kitchen there are just as many live bugs as in the bottom cabinets not lined , about 12 per week , all alive and kicking about the same as weeks before. this is a empty kitchen . All cabinets were cleaned sanitized and sprayed with poison. No food or water is available. I really wish I could say it worked but not in my case.

Thought It was like the old school "No bugs My Lady" self adhesive paper but to my dismay it wasn't, lesson learned next time I'll do my homework before I purchase a product like this again. Product had no backing, sorry would love to recommend but can't unless you like non- adhesive backing and limited places where you can lay the paper down.

seems to be working

I once made a mistake and purchased bulk Pistachio nuts for my African Gray parrot from Safeway (a total misnomer) grocery store. Unbeknownst to me the bulk Pistachio nuts were infested with the following: common name: Indianmeal moth: scientific name: Plodia interpunctella (Hübner) (Insecta: Lepidoptera: Pyralidae). I had it identified by the Entomologist at the Chicago Field Museum.Although it is said that they are safe to eat when the Indianmeal moth is in its egg stage, I have my doubts, however Kukla and I never suffered any ill effects. I would rather drink my own urine than to ever purchase any bulk product from the Safeway grocery stores.It is well known that parrots are notoriously sloppy eaters. The problem arose after a few days as the eggs, which were in the partial remains of the dropped nuts went form egg stage to larval stage. From larval metamorphosis to moth stage is where the nightmare begins. I have spent many thousands of dollars with professional pest elimination companies in trying to rid my home of the Indianmeal moth, all to no avail. I just would not allow poisoning the atmosphere (which all suggested). Please keep reading.In my youth I remembered a product called "No-Bugs-M'lady". I found this product on Amazon (under a different name). In THREE DAYS after lining the bottom of Kukla's cage's catch tray (which is 8" below the bottom of his cage) with this shelf paper I HAVEN'T SEEN ANY TYPE OF FLYING INSECTS. This stuff really works fantastically.I have been purchasing all my Pistachio nuts from Trader Joe's in vacuum packed bags, Peace at last!!