Full Case of 72 Catchmaster Mouse/Spider/Insect/Scorpion Glue Board Sticky Traps Peanut Butter Scent

work well good value

Purchased mostly due to Camel Crickets invading garage and house. This is an excellent product, with its peanut butter scent lure, thus so many Camel crickets are drawn to it and get stuck there is barely any more room for other crickets/bugs to fit on the sticky glue board before I have to place a new one into position. The glue sheet/board also lay perfectly flat which is important so bugs are crawling on top and cannot crawl under it. Excellent glue like substance. i accidentally stepped on one and it is very difficult to get off. PS: It has also caught many water bugs, spiders. regular crickets etc. I am on my second box which is a second purchase. I 110% recommend Catchmaster Glue Boatds

yup, they work! whether i assemble into a box style, or leave it open, they catch all the bugs and scorpions that try to make it in the house.

Sometimes small birds may also get stuck in it.

I had an infestation of mice into my garage and rats in my shed. I put down several of these pads along the wall and behind things. It was very effective at first, but the vermin learned to avoid them. I have seen no further evidence of mice, but keep the pads out. They also trap roaches, spiders, and small insects. They also catch lizards unfortunately.

I have been using these for years, our previous house had an issue with spiders and other bugs that kept getting into the home, we were using pest control which helped, but we were getting 2-3 huge spiders daily and also had issues with mice because of the fields nearby. We stuck these sticky traps out and they worked wonders, we put them under our beds, dressers, tv stand, crawl space and all over the garage and it was insane how many spiders bugs and mice we caught, they do their job. I highly recommend trying them out. We now don't have as many bug issues, but I still place traps around the house and find a bug here and there.

A+

This is my second purchase of these traps and although I really do not like glue traps (I much prefer snap traps - get Victor brand if you get snap traps) but in the battle of household mice visitors we had to up the game. These make great indicators of what type of pests you may be dealing with in a space as they will trap bugs, spiders too. I will not use glue traps in outside areas without containing them in a live trap silver box, as lizards, snakes and even birds can get stuck on them. So they need to be used wisely. They can be folded or used flat and I use both ways depending on the location. The glue is quite strong even after the trap has been there for a couple months. If you are putting trap in a harder to reach spot, there is a nice trick where you also stick a piece if string on the glue board and then when the trap needs to be checked or removed, you simply pull it out by the string possibly saving some hassle.