Cricket Traps Indoor (12 Traps) Extra Large Bug Sticky Traps - Non-Toxic Extra Sticky Glue Traps for Bugs - Pre-Baited Fruity Scent Crickets Bug Trap Indoor - Insect Glue Traps for Bugs - Trap a Pest
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- The solution to get rid of crickets in house - Our cricket sticky traps for bugs work for House Crickets, Filed Crickets, Camel Crickets, Cave Crickets and Spider Crickets.
- Easy To Use Bug Traps - Simply peel back the paper exposing the glue and place the trap on the floor, glue side up and against the wall.
- Non-Toxic - Our insect traps sticky indoor are safe, poison free, non-toxic and insecticide-free. Ideal to keep your family safe from unwanted pests.
- 12 Pre-Baited Large Glue Traps - The bug traps sticky indoor contain fruity scented attractant built into the glue
- The Trap A Pest Promise - If for any reason you're not completely satisfied with the sticky bug traps indoor, simply contact us and we'll take care of it.
Brand: TRAP A PEST
Color: Black
Style: 12 Pack
Material: Paper
Item Weight: 0.41 Kilograms
Number of Pieces: 12
Is Electric: No
Target Species: Spider
Unit Count: 12.0 Count
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Brand: TRAP A PEST
Color: Black
Style: 12 Pack
Material: Paper
Item Weight: 0.41 Kilograms
Number of Pieces: 12
Is Electric: No
Target Species: Spider
Unit Count: 12.0 Count
UPC: 850018625913
Product Dimensions: 11 x 4 x 0.5 inches
Item Weight: 14.4 ounces
Manufacturer: Kitchen Revolution
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: TPCRT12PK
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Style: 12 Pack
Moved into a new house and walked downstairs into our basement on day one to 5 crickets that were far too fast to catch/smack. Bought these the same day after a recommendation from a friend, and all 5 were stuck to the traps by the next morning. Catches other small insects as well, as an added bonus. Worked as expected—happy to spend a few dollars for peace of mind. Couldn’t be easier, just peel the wax paper off the pad and set it on the ground. Haven’t had a cricket issue since throwing these around the edges of our basement.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2024 by Austin O'Keane
Style: 12 Pack
Honestly, I did not have high hopes for these, but the chirping was driving me crazy, so was willing to try. Received them yesterday and spread around the house. Then, last night after a few hours of intermittently pounding on walls for just a few moments quiet, realized that suddenly the horrible chirping had stopped. Didn’t want to get my hopes up thinking it could be a random break, but nothing all night. Just checked this morning and, yep, caught the little monsters who have been assaulting my peace and sleep. Oddly, to me, they were not caught in the part of the house I thought the chirping had been coming from most of the time. But, the guidance indicated they like clothes, carpet, etc. So, I put some in all of the closets and closed the doors and there they were. The traps are unobtrusive in most locations, so I’m still going to leave them for a while to be safe in case any more show up this fall. I had no idea a couple of little bugs could sound like the most annoying symphony ever throughout the entire house. Maybe I was lucky, but, for me, these were incredibly effective. Update: Left these out and they caught probably a dozen more crickets over the course of a few weeks. Will definitely buy again if the chirping starts again next fall.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2024 by MrsWho
Style: 12 Pack
I had a cricket hiding behind my fridge for a few nights. I tried spraying the area with lavender oil and then tried again with vinegar. Not effective at all! Tried the molasses tip. Still no luck. Put a fan facing the area to get rid of the heat and moisture. he was quiet for a few minutes but chirping started soon after. By the 4th night the chirping was unbearable and I read they can live 6-8 weeks. Can’t believe such little critter can be so loud!!! I ordered the sticky trap and the stuff really works. Within a couple hours the noise was gone. I placed it under the fridge and haven’t had the chance to pull it out yet. But I’m sure the trap worked. All nice a quiet afterwards. The only thing to be aware of is how very sticky this stuff is. My first attempt at sliding it under the fridge it got stuck to the bottom of the fridge door and I could not peel all of it off. But I guess that’s what makes it effective. I should have ordered it sooner!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024 by Placeholder
Style: 12 Pack
The traps work but you have to be careful on location. If it's accessible to birds, they will get caught on there. The traps were in the garage and a little sparrow still flew in and landed on it. We were able to carefully pry him off and he flew away. Good value and super sticky. It caught spiders and crickets.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2024 by C. Kowalski
Style: 12 Pack
Great traps. We use in crawl space, back porch, behind the tv, everywhere . Catch crickets and spiders silverfish, all the creepy crawlers.
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2024 by Wyomingite
Style: 12 Pack
The first couple of night I caught none. By observing where they were running to when I came into the kitchen, I placed them in those locations, and sure enough, I started catching about 8 of them per night. So far, the total is around 40 crickets. I ordered two more packs, going to keep this up until I don't catch any more. Still, I would like a quicker non-toxic way of getting rid of these pests. Update: I upgraded my rating to 5 Stars. Now that I have got the hang of good places to put the traps, I am catching quite a few (15-20_ each night. I have be doing this for only a couple of weeks. Primarily, I only catch them in the garage, which is how, most likely, the git into the house.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2024 by Jim Patchell
Style: 12 Pack
The chirping crickets in my basement were bothering me. I cut one of these in half and placed it against the wall. There is a place to hold the trap so you don't get the sticky stuff on your fingers. That night the trap caught two crickets and the chirping stopped. In the next few months the traps have probably caught 15 crickets. I replaced the trap once. I put the used trap in a plastice bag and tossed it in the trash. I think this product is perfect.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2024 by RoboTeach
Style: 12 Pack
I will admit, I initially left a scathing review of this item. It didn't work and I couldn't get it to work, even when I added another kind of bait to the already-deployed trap. I deployed ALL the traps and caught nothing for almost a week. Well, today, I have finally caught the crickets that were making noise in my house, and I have some observations. It seems the crickets must reach a certain size or age before they are attracted by this trap. It also seems that these traps have a short range, meaning the cricket must be quite close to them in order to be attracted. I had to move furniture items around so that I could put the traps around the entire wall. Now that I've done that, the traps have worked out. The idea that I want to leave you with is that you must experiment. Crickets are much harder to trap than roaches, wasps, or other such animals. There are a lot of variables that seem to do something, such as the layout of a room, the smell in that room, etc. If you keep experimenting, you will probably catch them.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2024 by Z