Roach Traps Indoor Sticky (18 Pack) - Glue Traps for Roaches Bug Traps with Roach Bait Traps - Long Lasting Non-Toxic Children and Pet Friendly - Trap a Pest

These indoor sticky roach traps really impressed me. I was dealing with a frustrating roach problem, and within the first couple of days of putting these out, I could already see results. The bait definitely does its job attracting them, and once they’re on the trap, they’re not going anywhere. I like that the traps are easy to set up—just open, place, and let them work. No mess, no sprays, and no strong chemical smell, which is a huge plus if you have kids or pets around. The adhesive is strong, and the design allows you to place them in tight spaces like under sinks, behind appliances, or in corners where roaches tend to hide. The 18-pack is also a great value because you can cover multiple areas at once and replace them as needed. It gave me peace of mind knowing I had enough traps to stay on top of the issue. Overall, these are effective, convenient, and worth every penny. If you’re trying to get rid of roaches without using harsh chemicals, I definitely recommend giving these a try!

I recently tried these Roach Traps Indoor Sticky traps and have been really impressed with how well they work. The traps are easy to set up, and within one day it caught over 20 roaches in my garage. The sticky glue is strong and long-lasting, so the traps stay effective. One thing I really like is that they are non-toxic and safe to use around children and pets, which gives extra peace of mind compared to sprays or harsh chemicals. The included bait helps attract pests quickly, and the low-profile design makes them easy to place under sinks, behind appliances, and in corners without being noticeable. Overall, this 18-pack is a great value for the price and an effective solution for indoor pest control. If you’re looking for an easy, mess-free, and family-friendly way to deal with roaches, I definitely recommend giving these traps a try.

We live in a building built by the US Air Force in the early 1950’s, and unfortunately there are German cockroaches in the structure itself. Generally, we don’t see many, but this year, during the first major cold snap, something environmental triggered a mass migration into the liveable area, and this is the first time I have I have ever had to deal with an active breeding colony in my 50 years. We have used sprays. We have used poisoned bait. In both cases, we have had reductions in numbers, but unfortunately they rebounded in both takes. I opted to go with sticky traps, and these were highly recommended, and now I know why. These traps first have a bait material, that has the general smell of bad meat or fish, though the smell only perceived at very, very close range, but it attracts the insects with vigor. While these traps only have a single panel that is set with the glue, they are able to catch hundreds per trap, and the speed with which the insects are drawn is incredible. The traps are very easy to assemble, with a simple folding mechanism and a glue cover you peel off, and then the bait capsule sticks on the glue. The covered design has ensured our cats and dog are protected from the glue, and we have had zero issues there. The traps are unfortunately a beige-to-orange color which makes them a little hard to see on our carpet in shadowed areas, but they are easy enough to spot with a cellphone flashlight. The cardstock these are made on is fairly high quality, and the traps will hold shape well unless a heavy object or movement compresses the center cavity. Our dog did squish one, but it had already done it’s job and all he did was execute bugs that were trapped! The only thing that could be improved would be an easier way to attach to a vertical surface (the gap between the stove and counters), but a little Scotch tape handled it well. We are almost bug free again, and I know if we ever run into something like this again (we are looking at purchasing a new property) I know where to turns

These are straightforward but effective. I placed a few under the sink of a clients house and behind the fridge, and they started catching things within the first 24 hours. The adhesive is very strong, so once something lands on it, it isn't going anywhere. I like that they fold into a little "tent" so you don’t have to look at what’s caught every time you walk by. Definitely a solid value for an 18 pack.

I cant believe how much better these are compared to Roach Hotel and Roach prison. They all filled up quickly and cut way down on the number of critters. I live in a condo with all kinds of other people so I will have critters no matter what but these traps really take most of them out.

Traps are easy to set up. I use cheap peanut butter as bait instead. Worked very well for me. Great product. Much cheaper than Roach Hotel. As a bonus I like the slight smell of peanut butter in the room.

Three problems with this (what-should-be-a-very) simple product, involving bad design, and poorly written instructions: 1. The adhesive is so strong it makes removing the wax paper VERY difficult. I'm sure there is a different paper that would be less responsive to the adhesive, or a less industrial strength adhesive, but that would have cost a penny more per unit to manufacture, so, no. Maybe it's something that results from sitting in a hot warehouse? I'm a 6', 2" man who goes to the gym five days a week and I had trouble removing the paper, (It took about two minutes per trap, just to pry it loose). I'm sure there are some customers who couldn't do it. Unlike the instructions on the box, one cannot "Quickly remove the paper". 2. Pre-fold the cardboard BEFORE you peel away the wax paper. Much easier. The printing on the outside kind of camouflages the slit and tab, so try it out first, and pre-fold the sides, before you're dealing with the very strong adhesive on top of that slightly awkward design. 3. They left out a step; YES, open the foil packet and put the mesh packet inside it onto the adhesive. They do say on the foil packet "Do not open inner bait pack". But that's confusing, because they left out that we ARE supposed to open the outer foil pack. I'm sure many people have just placed the foil packet onto the trap (as the instructions on the box and everywhere else say), found that the product didn't work, and felt their purchase was a waste. They're the cheapest traps on Amazon, I guess you get what you pay for. It's sad that the product itself is alright (except for the wax paper/adhesive issue), they just couldn't be bothered to write effective instructions. They work about as well as any of these glue traps. Not a complete solution, they don't kill the bugs in your walls, or your neighbor's apartment, but they can make things better for a while.

Easy to assemble. Let's hope the roaches like them

No me gustó que te dicen que atrapa las cucarachas y no funciona

After having these out for a couple of weeks they hadn’t caught any of the cockroaches but then after a couple of months they finally had caught a couple in each one..so was happy I didn’t waste my money and time putting them all together!

Not a single roach cared to try the bait. I saw that they avoid the trap at all costs. What a waste of money.

Useless