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Thursday, May 7
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Color: Green
Features
- Catch and release spiders, insects, bugs, and other critters from your home, office, or classroom.
- Use for the safe handling of Spiders, Roaches, Scorpions, Flies, Crickets, Stink Bugs, Millipedes, Centipedes, Wasps, Yellow Jackets, Bees, Moths and more
- Patented design keeps you and the insect safe no direct contact with the bug and no mess.
- Easy to use for children, parents, and grandparents alike. To pick up insects simply do the following: Squeeze the handle so the bristles open, position the open bristles over the insect, and release the handle so the bristles close. To release the insect outside, just squeeze the handle again so the bristles re-open.
- Safely return bugs to where they belong, in nature!
Features
- Catch and release spiders, insects, bugs, and other critters from your home, office, or classroom.
- Use for the safe handling of Spiders, Roaches, Scorpions, Flies, Crickets, Stink Bugs, Millipedes, Centipedes, Wasps, Yellow Jackets, Bees, Moths and more
- Patented design keeps you and the insect safe no direct contact with the bug and no mess.
- Easy to use for children, parents, and grandparents alike. To pick up insects simply do the following: Squeeze the handle so the bristles open, position the open bristles over the insect, and release the handle so the bristles close. To release the insect outside, just squeeze the handle again so the bristles re-open.
- Safely return bugs to where they belong, in nature!
Product Dimensions: 27 x 5 x 2 inches
Item Weight: 6.1 ounces
Manufacturer: My Critter Catcher
Item model number: MCC-MR-1
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Brand: My Critter Catcher
Color: Green
Style: Classic
Material: Nylon
Product Dimensions: 5"L x 2"W x 27"H
Item Weight: 6.08 ounces
Number of Pieces: 1
Is Electric: No
Target Species: Bee, Cockroach, Cricket, Fly, Millipede, Moth, Scorpion, Spider, Wasp
Unit Count: 1 Count
Is Electric: No
Target Species: Bee, Cockroach, Cricket, Fly, Millipede, Moth, Scorpion, Spider, Wasp
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 5"L x 2"W x 27"H
Item Weight: 6.08 ounces
Number of Pieces: 1
Color: Green
Style Name: Classic
Material Type: Nylon
Brand Name: My Critter Catcher
Unit Count: 1 Count
UPC: 752207170061
Model Number: MCC-MR-1
Manufacturer Part Number: MCC-PB-1G
Manufacturer: My Critter Catcher
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Top Amazon Reviews
The 'My Critter Catcher' is a handy tool for catching and releasing those unwelcome guests that occasionally pop up in your house. It's especially effective for slower-moving critters but don’t count on it to catch the tiny, speedy ones like ants or cockroaches. The catcher’s gripping end features two different types of grips, which seem to help secure insects pretty well. At about 2 feet long, it might feel a bit short to some, but any longer, and you’d probably lose control while trying to nab something from a distance. What I love about it is the ease of use. I’ve even managed to catch a little anole with it! The design is sturdy—mine has survived a few drops when I got startled, and it’s held up just fine. On the downside, it’s not the best for really small or fast bugs. If the grip had a finer material, it might be more effective for those tricky little insects. Living in Florida, insects are a part of daily life. You never know what might show up next, so it’s good to be prepared. Using a towel or tissue can be risky, especially if you’re dealing with something like a venomous spider. This tool makes it safer and easier.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2024 by DY
This is my favorite spider catchers for larger spiders. Doesn’t hurt them. They just curl up in a ball and then I let them out outside. It’s fantastic. I’ve had it for about five years and it still works great. Luckily I don’t need it that often lol
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2026 by Sasha VonStone
Good product... when it works. I’ve used it to deal with a few spiders and bugs over the last few months and have found that you need to use at it at just the perfect angle or else it’s useless. You have to act fast too. A lot of times it would grab onto a bug and it would pop out of its grip before it fully closed, and suddenly I find myself using this catcher as a giant blunt object to smash whatever is scurrying away. However, when it does work, it works great. Bugs are immobilized until you release it - I’ve never seen anything escape the claw once it’s actually caught. Gives you more than enough time to release it outside or whatever you want to do. Pretty neat, but given the hit or miss nature of the product, it’s always a gamble whether or not you can even catch the bug you’re aiming at to begin with. Guess I just need more practice.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2018 by Hamish
there's a review here that says that this thing gave the reviewer their life and home back and that made me LOL but out of pure recognition. i can TOTALLY RELATE. i hate hate haaaaaaate bugs and not having a solid, reliable way of dealing with them makes me feel ill at home at home and that's just not acceptable. when i first moved into my new place, i encountered a cockroach so large that i literally did not know what to do... it was so large and unprecedented to me that i considered calling the police. turns out that these are "american cockroaches" that tend to be outdoors critters in my area but will crawl in if your home is not hermetically sealed. so job one was to find all possible points of ingress and it's been a continuing saga where i find overlarge holes for the pipes in the bathroom and kitchen and also open seams at the base of the toilet etc... it seems the first line of defense against pests is to just find and block out all possible modes of entry (and for that, i've found expanding foam and caulk to do a great job). but as this enterprise continues, i've still had to deal with the occasional intruder. until now, i was using a kinda terrifying method of plastic cup and index card to get them... but if i miss, it ends up causing the bugs to skitter around like crazy and that in turn causes me to leap back and start doing the dance of the heeby jeebies.... (again, i freakin' hate bugs!). but a week ago, when i found another invader (first in like 3 months so i'm hoping it was just a straggler that got in before i sealed the last hole [hope hope hope!] and was hiding till now) and i missed and it ended up skittering behind a book case, i was sick of my method and started searching amazon convinced that there had to be a better way. encountered several possible solutions including several motorized vacuums which i had a feeling couldn't possibly be powerful enough to actually catch largish bugs. so i took a gamble on this and i'm so pleased to say that it works!!! i think i caught the bug that i missed that went into hiding behind the book case too! from what i can tell, it's very well designed - the bristles act like a good outer perimeter with which to "trap" the bug so it can't get away and then the pinching motion turns that trap into a gripping claw that very reliably held the little villain till i could get it to the toilet. catch, release and flush all worked flawlessly. the key, i think to usage is to expand the bristles so that they're far enough away from the bug to not trip its alarms but as close as possible. then, you hover over it and either very slowly or quickly (by circumstance) put it over the bug and then snap the bristles shut as quick as possible... it seems almost like you can use it as you would your own fingers... if only you weren't squeaming about picking up large bugs with your own fingers.... they feel almost that dextrous. and very much like the other reviewer, i feel like i have my home back. i have a reliable way to deal with the problem and a way that allows me to deal with it AT A DISTANCE and with confidence. lol... i no longer have to live in fear lol! hilarious but really really true. i can only imagine how it must be for people who live in more critter infested places like in the pics i've seen for australians.... but if largish and mid-sized pests are a problem, first, try to seal off all points of entry and while you're doing that, get one of these to deal with the invaders while you seal. it will indeed give you your home and life back! i hope this product does super super super well so that it will never ever go out of stock! this needs to exist into perpetuity or at least until we annihilate all home invading bugs! [note: this is as glowing a review as anything i've ever reviewed on amazon. again, lol but i am absolutely sincere!]
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2018 by Jin Choung