CatchmasterTRTD11367 288i Trap, White

Use for spider control. They seem to be attracted to them. Catches the spiders and their food if they ate around. Not sure how they work for anything else, as I only seem to get spiders. Very effective.

Thx for supplying these traps. These are a great way to not only catch/KILL insects (SPIDERS!) 24/7/365 IT IS THE BEST WAY POSSIBLE TO ACTUALLY MONITOR THINGS LIKE BROWN RECLUSE SPIDERS! Who really are "Reclusive" and normally very hard to find and spray anyway.I Live in TN. and have learned a lot about these spiders since moving here. I have even found the Brn. Recluse is very resistant to spider sprays and they will NOT die from by simply spraying insect or Spider Home defense sprays randomly. (i.e. random monthly bug guys or DIY spraying.) These spiders are tough and actually need to have direct contact with the "Wet" poison to have any effect... -They must actually WALK THROUGH the WET poison left behind after a random spraying. I once had so many at my other home, I tested all kinds of sprays and methods. Things like "Hot Shot" Spider spray did not even kill these spiders with direct contact! I know, b/c I trapped some and "Tested" it on them...To me, another important aspect to Sticky Glue traps is that they are non toxic and will not fill your living space with toxic fumes or leave behind toxic residues to poison the family or the family pets!

...but I hate brown recluse spiders a whole lot more... for spider traps, these things really work. My spider problems so far this year are WAY down (so far) thanks to all the nasty little brown recluses that ended up caught last year. One of them even caught a small harmless snake that came inside in the fall. So, the glue on these is substantial. Wd-40 or some olive oil will help remove the glue if it ends up somewhere it's not supposed to be. I located the problem areas of my home with these... and put as many traps down as I thought were needed. They are also very good at trapping ants that come in too. Anything that crawls... it won't crawl out of these traps if it goes in and the creepy crawlers do go in. I didn't have much luck with them in the corners, evidently that was not where the spiders were - along the baseboard is where I caught the most. Yes, Made in the USA is great too!

I was hopeless for a while. I had just moved into a new house, and for some reason spiders just kept on coming out of everywhere. I thought about using many different types of insecticides, but I was worried that the venom would not work and would only make the spiders move somewhere else, that is until I found this.I set many of these around my closet, under the bed, around the corners of the room, pretty much just everywhere. I left them there for a few days without anything extra, but they caught nothing. I was worried that the sticky spot was not strong enough, so I touched one of them and there is no way that a spider could get out of that. So the spiders were just not wanting to walk through it. I ended up buying a mist insecticide and left it in my room for 2 days. To my surprise, when I walked into the room and checked the traps, there was at least 8, dead, spiders trapped in random traps.While this did not attract or traps spiders (in a few days) it did work great with some extra help. I am sure that if left long enough, this will trap those scary critters. However, with the extra help this will clear your mind that the spiders did not go running to another part of the house.

I like that you can order a lot of these at a decent price. Looking at places like Lowe’s or Home Depot they want a fortune for them their traps are larger, which makes them harder to put in small dark places. When you have brown recluse spiders you need several of these in a lot of locations so this allows you to buy a lot of them and gets the job done.

We unknowingly bought a house that was infested with Desert Recluse - the Brown Recluse's evil western cousin. After I got bit, I sent several spider bodies to the Arizona University's entomology department for an ID and he confirmed what the doctor did. We called a local exterminator who was very honest and suggested we buy sticky traps too, because spraying is mostly limited to killing the food source for recluse spiders. That is because these spiders tip-toe through the spray. As a note - a Desert Recluse can go a very long time without eating. One site says 10 months. Another says 2 years. So you definitely want to add sticky traps to help control them.We went to Home Depot and bought several types of traps and we ordered these and another brand online. It only took a month to realize that these Catchmaster traps are THE BEST. We threw the others out (ESPECIALLY the 'gel' trays - they were awful) and ordered more of these.At first, our infestation was so bad that we saw one or two a day – mostly on walls at night. Although they are small spiders, they are easy to ID thanks to their six eyes (three black dots at a glance) and violin marking on the back of their head.After two years of using these traps and of having monthly sprayings by our exterminator (to kill their meal sources) we are now seeing these spiders very rarely. I have only seen two ‘loose’ ones in all of 2016 so far, and we found only a combined total of 4 bodies in traps the last two months. And yes, after having been bitten once, we put out a LOT of traps in our home. We buy the BIG pack. ;)THANK YOU CATCHMASTER!!!