Roach Traps Indoor Sticky (18 Pack) - Glue Traps for Roaches Bug Traps with Roach Bait Traps - Long Lasting Non-Toxic Children and Pet Friendly - Trap a Pest

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Highly Effective and Easy-to-Use Roach Traps! I recently purchased the Roach Traps and I couldn’t be more impressed with their performance. These traps do exactly as advertised, delivering outstanding results in tackling a roach problem in my home. Right from the first night, I was amazed at how many bugs these sticky pads caught. The traps are incredibly effective at luring and capturing roaches, thanks to the included bait. At first, I found myself changing the traps every morning because I didn’t like seeing the bugs stuck on them—it’s a testament to how well they work! However, I quickly realized that replacing them daily would get pricey until the infestation was under control. Instead, I placed the traps in hidden, bug-infested areas around my home, and I’m thrilled to report that the results have been fantastic. The number of roaches has drastically decreased, and it feels like the issue is nearly eradicated. What I love most about these traps is how simple and safe they are to use. They’re non-toxic, making them safe for households with children and pets, which was a big plus for me. The traps are also discreet and easy to place in out-of-the-way spots, so they don’t disrupt the look of your home. Overall, I highly recommend these roach traps to anyone dealing with a pest problem. They’re long-lasting, effective, and worth every penny. Trap a Pest has delivered a product that truly lives up to its claims, and I’m so glad I gave these a try!

I’ve used a variety of roach control methods over the years, but the Trap Pest Roach Traps (18 Pack) really exceeded my expectations in terms of ease, cleanliness, and effectiveness. I always look for pest solutions that don’t involve harsh chemicals, and these traps checked all the right boxes. What I Loved: • Super Easy Setup: Just peel, fold, and place. The foldable tent design is smart—it keeps the sticky surface protected from dust, pets, and kids while still luring pests in. • No Odors or Chemicals: As someone sensitive to smells and wary of sprays, I really appreciated that these traps are completely scent-free and non-toxic. • Highly Effective: I placed a few traps in kitchen cabinets, under the sink, and behind the fridge. Within a day or two, I started seeing results. They caught not only roaches but also a couple of ants and even a spider. The sticky surface is strong and doesn’t dry out quickly. • Discreet & Low-Profile: They blend into the environment and don’t draw attention. Great for apartments or shared living spaces where you want to keep pest control discreet. A Few Tips: • For best results, place them in dark, warm areas where roaches typically hide. • Replace them every few weeks or sooner if the trap fills up. Final Thoughts: This 18-pack is a great value, especially if you live in an area where pests are seasonal or recurring. These traps give me peace of mind without the hassle of sprays or powders. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for a simple, effective, and safe solution for indoor pest control.

These traps are very easy and quick to put together and seem to be well-constructed. They are small enough to slide behind things like items in a kitchen cupboard, toilets, etc. I really like that they are easy to grab from the outside to check for bugs without accidentally touching the sticky part. The one downside is that these are just sticky traps; they don't kill the bugs. The bugs are just stuck there until they die on their own. Fortunately, these traps are very inexpensive, so if/when you catch a bug, you can just smash in the top and throw it away if you don't want to make the bug suffer too much. Fortunately for us, we didn't have a big infestation (we must have caught it early!), and we only caught 3 so far, so these traps likely saved us from a much bigger problem. In my book, they are very effective at trapping the bugs, which will also tell you whether you have a lot of bugs or not, which is nice. Overall, 10/10, would buy again (though hopefully I never need to!)

It's great and the catch the bugs. Just wish they were closed more so you can't see them.

These traps work great, especially if you bait them with dog food. The bugs are really attracted to them and they fill up fast. It is really easy to dispose of them without feeling grossed out, since the outside is still clean. Just sweep them up or pick them up in hand, and toss them out. Be careful not to get your fingers on the sticky part, they are very sticky. If you pull the cover off diagonally it is easy, straight down, not so much. I suggest creasing all of the folds before opening the sticky part, so nothing gets stuck where it should not. I put them behind anything that attracts bugs, sinks, toilets and cabinets. And where kids and dogs can't get to them easily. They are not poison, but little fingers are just so nosy. They weigh almost nothing, and are not obvious when tucked away.

I put these sticky traps out and started namin’ the roaches as they got stuck, ‘cause why not? It’s like Pokémon but for people livin’ in rental property with ‘character.’ Here’s the lineup so far: 🪳 Carl – First one caught. Real cocky. Walked right into it like he owned the place. 🪳 Linda – Got stuck right next to Carl. Pretty sure they was arguin’ before they died. 🪳 Big Tony – HUGE. Looked like he been hittin’ the gym under my fridge. 🪳 Cinnamon Roll – Small fella. Got stuck tryin’ to steal a crumb. Rookie move. 🪳 Jeff – Stepped in backwards. Tail-first. Idiot. 🪳 Rhonda – Came outta nowhere like she had an appt. with destiny. 🪳 Sheriff Dan – Not a real sheriff. Just strutted around like he was. Trap humbled him real quick. 🪳 Lil’ Skidmark – I ain’t explainin’ the name. You can figure it out. 🪳 Denise – The only one who fought for like 10 straight minutes. Warrior spirit. 🪳 Turbo – Ran full speed into the glue like he was racin’ NASCAR. Dead last. Every time I check the traps, it’s like openin’ baseball cards. ‘Ooo look, I got another Carl!’ These traps work so damn good I’m runnin’ outta names. Might start givin’ ‘em middle names next.” 🪳🤠🔥😂

It kinda works. The smaller the bugs the more the can just run right back off. Not as effective as tom cat glue boards though. Alot does come in pack but now I just have a lot of babies and no adults

We live in a building built by the US Air Force in the early 1950’s, and unfortunately there are German cockroaches in the structure itself. Generally, we don’t see many, but this year, during the first major cold snap, something environmental triggered a mass migration into the liveable area, and this is the first time I have I have ever had to deal with an active breeding colony in my 50 years. We have used sprays. We have used poisoned bait. In both cases, we have had reductions in numbers, but unfortunately they rebounded in both takes. I opted to go with sticky traps, and these were highly recommended, and now I know why. These traps first have a bait material, that has the general smell of bad meat or fish, though the smell only perceived at very, very close range, but it attracts the insects with vigor. While these traps only have a single panel that is set with the glue, they are able to catch hundreds per trap, and the speed with which the insects are drawn is incredible. The traps are very easy to assemble, with a simple folding mechanism and a glue cover you peel off, and then the bait capsule sticks on the glue. The covered design has ensured our cats and dog are protected from the glue, and we have had zero issues there. The traps are unfortunately a beige-to-orange color which makes them a little hard to see on our carpet in shadowed areas, but they are easy enough to spot with a cellphone flashlight. The cardstock these are made on is fairly high quality, and the traps will hold shape well unless a heavy object or movement compresses the center cavity. Our dog did squish one, but it had already done it’s job and all he did was execute bugs that were trapped! The only thing that could be improved would be an easier way to attach to a vertical surface (the gap between the stove and counters), but a little Scotch tape handled it well. We are almost bug free again, and I know if we ever run into something like this again (we are looking at purchasing a new property) I know where to turns