Cockroach Glue Traps: Non-Toxic Sticky Roach Catcher
Ten folding glue traps that catch roaches overnight, with no spray and no chemical cloud. Set them along kitchen walls, under the sink and by the pantry, then check them with your morning coffee.
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Ten folding glue traps that catch roaches overnight, with no spray and no chemical cloud. Set them along kitchen walls, under the sink and by the pantry, then check them with your morning coffee.
Strong adhesion cockroach trap that is non-toxic, odorless and easy to use
- Cockroach infestation
- Pests in kitchens and hidden areas
- Need for chemical-free pest control
Catch the roaches while you sleep
Tired of the 2 a.m. scuttle across the counter? Set ten folding traps where roaches run, and wake up to a kitchen that feels like yours again.
What keeps roaches from walking back out
Wavy glue that holds fast
The adhesive runs in a wave pattern, so a roach that touches it gets caught on the first step. The water-resistant sleeve keeps the glue usable in damp corners, which is where roaches tend to run under a sink. You will not have to pick up a trap that slid across the floor.
Multiple entrances for night routes
Roaches follow walls and edges, so the trap has several openings that line up with those routes. They can walk in from more than one side, and the foot mat keeps the house steady on the counter or floor. The pick-up knob makes it easy to lift a loaded trap out with two fingers.
A bait pocket that draws them in
The center compartment holds the attractant sachet, so the bait sits deep inside the trap rather than out in the open. Bread, sesame oil, fried food, fruit and sugar all pull roaches in, and the bait you pick affects how many you catch. Drop the sachet in before you fold the trap.
Fold, bait, and place in four steps
- 1Open the trap
Take one trap out of the box. The cardboard is pre-cut, so it unfolds with a pull.
- 2Peel the protective paper
Pull the cover off the wavy glue surface. Hold the trap by its edges and keep your fingers clear of the adhesive.
- 3Add the attractant
Drop the bait sachet into the center bait compartment, where it sits in the middle of the trap.
- 4Fold into a house shape
Follow the fold lines until the house stands on its foot mat. Set it flat against a wall, in a corner or under a sink.
Ten traps, one bait sachet, nothing else
- Cardboard glue traps×10
Pre-cut house-shaped traps with wavy adhesive and a foot mat
- Attractant bait sachet×1
Goes into the center bait compartment before you fold the trap
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Questions and answers
The trap holds them. A roach that walks onto the wavy adhesive gets stuck and stays there, so you find it in the morning instead of chasing it across the kitchen. Empty or replace the trap once it is full.
The adhesive is non-toxic and odorless, and there is no spray or gas involved. Place traps flat against walls, in corners and under sinks, out of reach of curious hands. The glue is strong, so keep fingers and paws away from the sticky side.
The sleeve is water-resistant, which suits the damp cabinets where roaches like to run. Still, a soaked trap will lose grip, so swap it out if it gets wet.
Ten traps per pack covers the sink, the edge of the fridge, a pantry door and a couple of corners. Start with the spots where you have seen activity, then move the traps to wherever they catch the most.
Yes. If you want no chemicals near food and prep surfaces, glue traps are the simpler choice. A spray only hits what it touches, while a trap works on the route roaches already use. Keep food sealed and crumbs wiped to make the traps work harder.
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