Trap a Pest Sticky Indoor Roach Traps - Non-Toxic Glue Traps - 18 Pack

We were frustrating about it just happened a lot of roaches started appear around the home, kitchen and garage. We keep using the spay everyday but it’s not help much. Just kill instantly but there’s a lot of roaches eggs and a lot more. Since I placed this bait around my home for 3 days I can see the difference, I just don’t see any roaches crawling out of my space anymore. Will buy again.

Last night our grandson came out and said, "I woke up and there was a roach crawling on the wall". Ewwwwwww. My husband dutifully went in and crushed it with his big shoe. I have these traps sitting idling on a bookcase shelf, so I have put some of them to work. The addage is, there's never just one-so I hope the remaining community will check in and never check out or this roach motel. This particular product is very good. The adhesive on the bottom of the trap is extremely adherent, you have to be careful not to touch it or you will have to pull to get away from it. The house is easy to put together, and there are 4 places where the perp could enter the premises in search for a treat that is the little pack you have stuck to the center of the floor. The only thing I would recommend is to put a piece of scotch tape across the join on the roof; it's an "insert tab A into slot B" and pulls apart easily when moving the trap around. But these are wonderful, fairly priced, and the convenience we all love getting our stuff from Amazon :)

These are the BEST! Curbed my roach problem!! I had tried everything and spent so much $$. I have ordered these 3 times and almost roach free after infestation! Try these and don’t give up! It’s kinda gross when you go to change them and they might be slightly full. You cant believe how many critters were running around!!! This is the BEST BRAND, and the people still wanna give u a discount after second purchase! I just order regular……it’s so worth it! Please don’t change your recipe ~~you really helped me maintain my brain!!

I deployed this 18-pack of sticky cardboard triangles under my kitchen sink because spotting a single rogue cockroach at 1:15 AM does things to your psychological stability. You don't just see a bug; you see a microscopic eviction notice, an affront to your dignity, and an airborne invader that treats your baseboards like a luxury transit corridor. Assembling these little folded pup-tents and peeling back the glossy wax paper immediately sent me hurtling back to the autumn of 1995: eighth-grade basketball tryouts on the freshly revarnished gym floor. The court was so aggressively sticky with curing floor polyurethane that if you planted your sneakers to change direction, your feet stayed completely glued to the hardwood while your torso kept traveling forward at 15 miles per hour. That raw, industrial, unyielding friction that claims souls and rubber soles alike? That is the exact adhesive violence lurking inside these cardboard traps. The bait tablet in the center smells faintly of sweet cornmeal and doom. Once you peel that protective film, the glue does not negotiate. If a moth, a silverfish, or an audacious six-legged scoundrel even breathes near the perimeter, it is instantly converted into permanent architectural decor. I accidentally brushed my knuckle against the edge while sliding one behind the refrigerator, and I genuinely thought I was going to have to leave a layer of skin behind as a deposit. By morning, the triangle under the water heater had already collected two rogue water bugs and a giant dust bunny that looked like a tiny fleece cardigan. Rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars. Utterly merciless adhesive, zero toxic chemical sprays, and turns your dark under-sink crevices into an impenetrable, inescapable bug fortress.

These traps, Harris boric acid, combat max gel. Put the boric acid in all the cracks you can’t get to, gel in all the spots you see them the most, traps where you see them the most. I moved into a house that was infestedddddd with roaches I’ve been using these 3 combinations for about 1 month and I RARELY ever see a roach now. I used to walk in my kitchen and they’d be scattered on the floor. Since using these 3 together, it’s been life changing seriously. Roaches are so embarrassing, and exterminators are expensive. This is the best bang for your buck. This stick trap is a CLEANER one, I wish I would’ve got a picture of the other 2 they were filled.

They go in, & they don't come out. We put 2 out last night, & they are nearly full. Fairly easy to put together, & sticky like crazy. If you get it on your hands, use a safe nail polish remover, & high-quality rose oil - just a suggestion. All in all, we highly recommend it, & great price.

Three problems with this (what-should-be-a-very) simple product, involving bad design, and poorly written instructions: 1. The adhesive is so strong it makes removing the wax paper VERY difficult. I'm sure there is a different paper that would be less responsive to the adhesive, or a less industrial strength adhesive, but that would have cost a penny more per unit to manufacture, so, no. Maybe it's something that results from sitting in a hot warehouse? I'm a 6', 2" man who goes to the gym five days a week and I had trouble removing the paper, (It took about two minutes per trap, just to pry it loose). I'm sure there are some customers who couldn't do it. Unlike the instructions on the box, one cannot "Quickly remove the paper". 2. Pre-fold the cardboard BEFORE you peel away the wax paper. Much easier. The printing on the outside kind of camouflages the slit and tab, so try it out first, and pre-fold the sides, before you're dealing with the very strong adhesive on top of that slightly awkward design. 3. They left out a step; YES, open the foil packet and put the mesh packet inside it onto the adhesive. They do say on the foil packet "Do not open inner bait pack". But that's confusing, because they left out that we ARE supposed to open the outer foil pack. I'm sure many people have just placed the foil packet onto the trap (as the instructions on the box and everywhere else say), found that the product didn't work, and felt their purchase was a waste. They're the cheapest traps on Amazon, I guess you get what you pay for. It's sad that the product itself is alright (except for the wax paper/adhesive issue), they just couldn't be bothered to write effective instructions. They work about as well as any of these glue traps. Not a complete solution, they don't kill the bugs in your walls, or your neighbor's apartment, but they can make things better for a while.

Great, it works. Good for the office.

Woooooow!!!! So I have the cheat code! I put like 6 box in my apartment since I saw one little cockroach yesterday, one box in the bathroom, I went to have a shower and I turned on the heat water on, it looks like the heat and steam spread the bait odor and (right after 10 minutes of placing the box) the cockroach went running to the bathroom like crazy (poor cockroach I had to killed her🙈), long story short, I don’t know if it was the steam what activated the bait or what but in less than 10 mins my problem was solved !! Thank you whoever created this !

No me gustó que te dicen que atrapa las cucarachas y no funciona

After having these out for a couple of weeks they hadn’t caught any of the cockroaches but then after a couple of months they finally had caught a couple in each one..so was happy I didn’t waste my money and time putting them all together!

Not a single roach cared to try the bait. I saw that they avoid the trap at all costs. What a waste of money.

Useless