S&T INC. Insect Traps, 30 Count, Glue Traps for Brown Recluse, Hobo Spiders, Black Widows, Use in Home, Basement or Garage, or Utility Rooms for Pest Control

These are SO effective. Every trap in my house had bugs within a few weeks.I gave some to my mom to put in her basement, along with a different brand of insect traps. The other brand still doesn't have any bugs in their traps, meanwhile all of these are full.Ive never noticed any smell, they're easy to set up, and contains quite a few traps that last awhile.

Inexpensive but trapped a spider so worth it. Sticky. Easy to put together. There are alot so you can put them anywhere.

After 1 month we’ve caught many spiders. We did realize we had that many in our home. I put this one in our bedroom and placed many more through our house. By far the bedroom has caught the most. Easy to put together quickly and set them around your home in corners seems to work the best. Does not have any smell to it and is very sticky!

Bought these last year and they worked all year. Got a scorpion and lizard. They are strong and work will. Just leave around the house mostly corners. Bought this year again. Pet friendly, no smell or poison.

I didn't realize how each sheet was perforated into 3 sections. I thought I sheet = 1 trap. I normally lay the traps out flat, using "3" traps. One covers hardly any area. These work very well....very sticky! I put them under all the dressers & bed. We tend to get A LOT of pinching bugs & spiders since my house is backed up to woods. These work well.

These sticky traps work. They are really sticky and they are catching the spiders or bugs that walk on it. I have them in each room but the bathroom seems to be where the spiders come out mostly. There is no smell. I have gone after spiders with the trap and got it stuck on some fabric and I just ripped it off quickly and there was no residue left on the fabric or counter top.

These will not capture every type of insect. I've found that weevils and brown marmorated stink bugs can walk right along the adhesive strip as if it weren't even sticky at all. I'm not sure why this is. I've read that sticky traps are an effective method at capturing the stink bug but I'm my experience, unless they end up flipping onto their backs while trying to climb up a fly strip, they don't stick at all. I thought given the difference of the adhesive on these insect traps that they might be more effective but they simply aren't. I've seen a lot of weevils in my home as well so I thought I could try to diminish the population by placing these sticky traps in areas where I've seen them. Particularly my garage and basement bathroom. Well, I managed to catch one in the sticky trap by getting it to walk into it. It freed itself rather quickly so I pushed it further onto the advised strip. Checked on the trap and hour later and it was still there. Checked on it again the next day, it was gone. Assuming this was ineffective at capturing the weevils, I assume a stink bug will be able to walk across it the same as they do the flu strips. My primary reason for purchasing insect traps were because I saw a brown recluse in my garage. Whether or not the traps will prove effective at capturing spiders, remains to be seen. I know that proper placement is key and I've put about 5 along the walls in dark undistributed areas where they might be likely to lurking. After two days, I haven't seen any spiders in the traps. I am going to try adding more traps closer to the corners in my garage and we will see. I am not as of yet very impressed with these insect traps.

Good Traps for teh price. Easy to assemble and effective. Can be used as a single for a small trap or kept together as three to make one large trap.