Enoz Trap-N-Kill Crawling Pest and Insect Trap - 6 Traps (Pack of 4) - Traps and Kills Insects and Pests - Sticky Pad Design - Safe and Effective - Traps Spiders, Mice, and More

Trap-N-Kill Crawling Pest and Insect Trap is an effective and easy to use solution to keep pests out of your home.It's non-toxic and works quickly to trap and kill a variety of crawling insects. Unlike other products on the market, Trap-N-Kill is safe to use in homes with children and pets. It's easy to set up, and the traps last for up to 3 months.Compared to other products, Trap-N-Kill is an affordable and effective solution for keeping your home pest-free.

Not many places in the world without bugs. Even if you don't, the unwelcome visitors can hitch a ride with whatever you bring home: boxes, visiting family members, you name it. Here is where Enoz Trap-N-Kill Insect Trap comes in handy. We get overwhelmed by ants, especially in the summer. Makes me think our 16 unit condominum complex was built on an ant hill. Nothing seems to stop them coming in again and again, but these traps take care of the initial infestation and we just change it out regularly to keep things under control. Works for us.

I placed the traps around the house and so far no pests. Either clever to walk around the traps or are gone. When folding the traps it becomes a small box to be discreet.

I gave a few of these a month-long trial in the basement where a particular kind of seemingly non-seasonal spider thrives at times in the winter months. So far, it has caught one and that's enough to prompt me to put out more as I'm not sure when to expect the invasion.I do appreciate that are a lot of traps to work with for a reasonable price. I wish the packaging didn't advertise what they are for so that my guests keep an eye out for Crawling Pests when they use the downstairs bathroom. On the other hand, I do like that there's no plastic waste with these.

We had a bad storm come through maybe the day after I got these in the mail, and they could not have come at a better time. I set them up immediately because you know who doesn't like storms? People, yes. And also, roaches. Roaches apparently don't like it when it's too hot, too cold, too rainy, too dry, too windy, too warm, too ANYTHING.Despite being indelible survivors, roaches are also apparently as wimpy about terrible weather as humans are, and if provided any kind of opportunity, they prefer to just avoid such inconveniences altogether. This is best done inside of nice Southern peoples' houses like mine even when we pay for pest service and put out all varieties of deterrents. So traps like these are a must, and during storm season they are heavily used. When the weather is nice, they'll be empty for weeks on end. But during a the rainy season, they can fill up easily.As gross as it is, these did in fact trap their intended offenders during the night of the bad storm here, and proved helpful in keeping the house critter-free the next morning. They weren't full by any means and plenty of space remains for others to find their way inside over the next 30 days or so. But there were several failed adventurers whose fate was met at the bottom of these traps, so I'm satisfied that they do their jobs when needed. Pricewise it's a good price for 24 traps! This is about all I order per year, so I hope this will last me through this year's rainy season and maybe even a little of next year's too. I'm confident in using these and would recommend them to others! The ONLY downside to these vs the more expensive traps I was using is that those are more thoughtfully designed, for example they were dark on the inside with a smaller entry point so you couldn't see the dead bugs, and were made to look like either a plain black box or a piece of wood. They were so unnoticeable I would often forget to change them out. Unlike those, these are not as discreet. These literally say TRAP N KILL on the side in enormous font, so it's a tremendous eyesore if you have company. I feel like I have to really hide these under and behind things so they aren't as visible to guests. I have found that cutting a strip of decorative contact paper and wrapping it around the exterior is an easy way to hide the outside, but the inside is still bright white and the moment it catches a bug, it's very visible. These are probably more suited to garage or workshop use in terms of their appearance.

Easy to use bug traps in a box big enough to actually get the job done. The instructions for setting up these sticky traps are printed on each trap. They are super easy to fold and will fit in most places, including ones with a low 'ceiling' such as under furniture. The glue on them is quite sticky and it covers pretty much edge to edge inside of each trap. You do receive 4 boxes of 6 for a total of 24 traps which means you won't soon run out....

These glue traps are fairly standard and involve sticky glue adhesive on thin cardboard strips, which you fold into a triangular shape so it can stand upright. The glue is pretty sticky, and I have caught tiny little spiders and such in these traps. I hope they're strong enough to catch bigger pests like roaches though luckily I have not encountered one yet. The glue doesn't give off a strong smell which is always a plus for me. Overall, I would recommend these traps for smaller pests. If you're dealing with roaches or vermin, these might be too weak to contain them.