TERRO Spider & Insect Trap 10-Pack - T3206-10

Works but stickiness doesn't last super long. Also, I'm shocked at what it catches! If you don't mind folding these every few weeks and picking up ones filled with dead bugs, then it's perfect because no toxic chemicals are needed. (Though I'm not sure if pets will mess with them, our dog didn't care about them.)

Really good product for a slab home with spiders. and also Pill Bugs from outdoor landscaping with heavy mulch. The "rolly Polly" pill bugs have been really bad this year with heavy rains lasting weeks. I just cut out a single square. Place it at the corners of the doorway where they're entering. I'll turn them around on occasion so they fill up the trap. And then I'll replace the traps every week or two. For spiders, I'll place them along baseboards, behind appliances and furniture. I've gotten some really gnarly looking large spiders with these specific traps. When I have a basement, I have no problem with abundant spiders. They catch the bugs I'd rather not have in the house. When I have a 70-year-old slab townhouse in the brown recluse spider range? My inclination is to catch them before they make it upstairs. ALSO PERFECT DIAGNOSTIC TOOL FOR OTHER PESTS. In a garage, multiple attics, or basements, these are perfect for nabbing the occasional field mouse before it sets.up shop for the winter. Nobody wants Mice to nest in the walls or inside cars. I actually prefer the heavier plastic trays for diagnosing rodents. And you will need stronger traps for rats. But these are really nice backup for mice. (Like you really need these for something else. But if you get some ice, you're accomplishing that much more) I have caught at least one field mouse on these traps when placed behind my garage chest freezer. (House backs up to a wooded ravine. So it's always a possibility). If you find a mouse on these traps and it's still alive, simply dip the trap into the toilet, and drown the mouse. More humane than throwing a living mouse attached to a trap in the trash. ONLY NEGATIVE I can think of is that, these are attractive to birds. I had these placed very far back in the garage. And I've had 2 separate birds caught on one. So they must smell these just like the mice. I poured vegetable oil over the bird attached to the trap, which frees the bird from the sticky substance.. I let the bird fall off into a bed of ground cover. And then I got out the hose, and used the hose sprayer to drench the ground cover bed. hopefully giving the bird a chance to wash off the oil,.and hang out long enough to safely dry out and recover. Or at least giving it the last best humane option.

Keep spiders away. Easy to use. No smell

Worked well, definitely place them in strategic dark or humid areas.. this was taken out of a dark space near our sink. However Instructions need to be clearer on how to cut or fold these

These work for our needs. We live at the base of a national forest so we live with heavy bug activity. We get pest control, but our garage still attracts all kinds of pests. We place these by the openings and they fill up. It catches spiders (large and small), crickets, pincher bugs, and has even caught a centipede or two (so far on the smaller side). We don’t make the dome shape, as the design doesn’t work well. We just lay them flat.