PestHawk Bed Bug Trap Use Insect Interceptor Kits Under Furniture Legs, Bed Posts or by Wall. Unique Design. Eco-Friendly Killer. 4pk Coasters Aid in Prevention and Control of Bug Infestation

If your having bedbug issues then you should BUY this product..My sons mother who doesnt listen to a word i say decided to bring a chair in the house that she "found" outside. Brought it in while i was sleeping. After a few days i started getting bitten by something and i didnt know what it was. I thought maybe a spider was biting me. It made whatever area that was bitten swell up. This was going on for atleast two months. I actually found a bug and caught it and while looking through images on google i finally figured out it was indeed a bedbug. I tried using alcohol (90% proof) and vacuuming and everything but to no avail i was still getting bitten. I eventually came across this item and after some research I decided to try it out.. Ever since installing this item on the bottom of my bed i have not been bitten since. Its been about two weeks now. No more fear of being attacked in my sleep. No more sleepless days. I recommend this item. You will not regret it.. Stop reading my review now and go buy the damn thing. Help yourself out..lol

I give these a four overall for construction and size. May have made it a v if the plastic were a little bit thicker. They are good quality but on high pile carpet the bed legs could potentially push through and break the plastic. As advertised, the Trap has rough Edge on the outside making it easy to crawl into, the interior mote section is pretty much vertical so they should fall in and not be able to crawl out. I took mine in the garage and pre sprayed them pretty heavily with bed bug killer pesticide, then put them under the bed legs once they were dry.They are quite large and I understand that because they need to be able to fit under just about anything.The design would probably work best on flooring, as the underside is flush all the way across. Because they are plastic, and there's a natural concern with breakage when sitting on carpet with a post pushing down into the plastic, I put some cardboard underneath each one. This will help reduce the stress of the bed leg.No bed bugs yet, however it should be noted they were already in the bed frame, also know that I recently put a healthy dose of bed bug spray all over the frame, and then diatomaceous earth in some sections of the frame, around the legs, and along the cracks in the bedroom.Just like everyone has said, bed bugs are a horrendous issue. The eggs can get on anything, they got transferred to my living room sofa. Newborn bugs are very very small. I am actually ripping the carpet out of this room, as I did in another room, and replacing with flooring after I have vacuumed well over the concrete and then also sprayed the bed bug pesticide liberally. I'm going to throw out the couch simultaneously, and then you have to also simultaneously clean all the clothes. Everything has to be removed and clean basically at one time, otherwise they can just be brought back.I tried a strong heat treatment using a hot air blower, I had raised room heat 120 degrees at the floor level, and left it there for hours, and they still survived. It is my understanding that the room bombs have little to no effect. I think the combination of a thick coating ofDiatomaceous Earth along all bedroom crevices, spraying the bed frame heavily, or replacing it out right, and putting bed bug traps underneath the legs is something I wish I would have done from the get-go.Right now I wash sheets and clothes almost daily. Anything I sleep in on the bed I tried to take off and put in the dirty laundry. I have a sheet that I put on the couch and wash laundry, but the couch is going to have to go there's just too many places for them to hide in it.Bed bugs are apparently attracted to carbon dioxide. It would be a great experiment 2 use these traps and break off pieces of dry ice into them, put them up against the baseboard where they hide, see if the carbon dioxide draws them out and into the Trap.

Some time ago we had been dealing with some bed bugs. We had tried a variety of different chemicals, but only this worked despite being chemical free. It's nice to be able to see the results since I can see all of the bugs in the traps.

My exterminator had actually suggested that I gave these a try since they're safe and yet they're very effective. After installing them around my house, I noticed how my bed bug situation has completely subsided and actually almost disappeared.

It's ironic when we already tried a lot of solutions filled with chemicals just to get rid of the bed bugs in my parents' room only to find that this chemical-free bed trap is what will solve our issues. Should've bought it way earlier.

Bigger than I anticipated. Definitely brings me peace of mind though.

The extra large fit the bed feet of my extra large bed. The standard sized ones are quite sturdy. Neither one tell you that they come with a thin film of talc to make the sides slippery for tiny animals so don't touch the insides as you take them apart and place them. I went a step further and got talc and added more. They have worked for me.

I'm at an early infestation as i see no signs of them anywhere other than a couple bites a night.I put these under my couch, which is very heavy and me and my wife are big people, they are very sturdy and have not broken, however, I have yet to catch a single bug in over a weeks time, making the purchase pretty much worthless at this point, and I bought 2 sets :(