CritterKill Spider Trap 24 Pack - Spiders And Crawling Insect Killer Traps - Child And Pet Safe - Eco Friendly

Got this a couple of years ago and have just ordered more. As a huge arachnophobe, I feel so helpless in autumn when all the house spiders make an appearance, I dread this season.It comes as sheets with 3 strips that have perforations between them. Then you fold it up into a hollow tube. I don't actually bother with this, I get a whole sheet and fold the perforations a few times so they are ready for tearing, and then just put it on the floor flat. I do this because I want to put it just inside my bedroom door, and it means the door can still open without touching the flat paper.My plan was to prevent them getting into my room. My complete horror is that the majority of the spiders it catches are facing the direction of coming from inside my room already!!!It's reassuring that there aren't as many as I feared. I catch maybe 3 for the entire season, and I feel better knowing I have that little extra defense.This works really well. It only takes a single spider foot to touch the sticky bit and it's stuck for good. Then you simply get someone who isn't scared to fold the paper down and squish it to put it out of its misery.I really hate killing them, it's not their fault I'm scared, which is why I only have it in my bedroom and not everywhere in the house.

These work well to trap wood lice. Once you establish where the lice are coming into a room, place the critter kill traps around those areas and they'll start to trap them. I find you only need to change the traps once every 1 or 2 months. The traps are easy to assemble - just fold the cardboard and stick it together. The sticky pad on the bottom holds them in place for a while, but if they get knocked about (e.g. by a vacuum cleaner) they tend to come unstuck, but this doesn't stop them working.

This insect trap is like an all-you-can-eat buffet for bugs, and business is booming. I’ve placed it near my windows and in strategic spots like on top of my kitchen cabinets, and it’s a shocking display of tiny insect captives. It's like the Roach Motel of the insect world—bugs check in, but they don’t check out.Honestly, I’m both impressed and a little horrified by how much this thing catches. It never stops surprising me with its bug-busting prowess.That said, it could be a bit cheaper for what it is. For something that essentially runs a 24/7 bug jail, you’d think they’d give you a break on the price. But despite its premium cost, its effectiveness is undeniable.In short: if you’re fed up with tiny intruders, this trap is worth every penny. Just be prepared to fund your new hobby of running the most successful bug prison in town.

Trap is trapped in spiders nest 😂 I thought it should be other way around.? 🤔

It did catch few silverfish, big spiders, and other bugs

Poor value

Love it catches spider in home I can’t sleep if I see one and have peace of mind with this item

Being on in a ground floor flat I get critters quite often. This year I decided enough was enough and bought a multi pack of these.The sticky traps have caught woodlice, spider, flies and even a wasp (to my surprise).They are easy to assemble and dispose of. Top product.