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

I’ve used a variety of roach control methods over the years, but the Trap Pest Roach Traps (18 Pack) really exceeded my expectations in terms of ease, cleanliness, and effectiveness. I always look for pest solutions that don’t involve harsh chemicals, and these traps checked all the right boxes.What I Loved:• Super Easy Setup: Just peel, fold, and place. The foldable tent design is smart—it keeps the sticky surface protected from dust, pets, and kids while still luring pests in.• No Odors or Chemicals: As someone sensitive to smells and wary of sprays, I really appreciated that these traps are completely scent-free and non-toxic.• Highly Effective: I placed a few traps in kitchen cabinets, under the sink, and behind the fridge. Within a day or two, I started seeing results. They caught not only roaches but also a couple of ants and even a spider. The sticky surface is strong and doesn’t dry out quickly.• Discreet & Low-Profile: They blend into the environment and don’t draw attention. Great for apartments or shared living spaces where you want to keep pest control discreet.A Few Tips:• For best results, place them in dark, warm areas where roaches typically hide.• Replace them every few weeks or sooner if the trap fills up.Final Thoughts:This 18-pack is a great value, especially if you live in an area where pests are seasonal or recurring. These traps give me peace of mind without the hassle of sprays or powders. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for a simple, effective, and safe solution for indoor pest control.

I've been using these in combination with professional-grade poisoned bait and growth-inhibitor spray. These traps are great for areas where you know cockroaches roam but where you don't want to put down poison. I keep them in a couple of out-of-the-way kitchen corners and on the back of my computer desk. They track plenty of passing pests, big and small (mostly small these days, as my KILL THEM ALL campaign is gradually succeeding).I find the traps easy to assemble, with a much simpler design than some others I've seen, and the sticky area is large enough to capture plenty of bugs (and never let go). Very cost effective, too, in my opinion.

These work great at trapping insects . Build the box drop in the tablet and sit anywhere. I love that they are enclosed so that they are safe for cars and dogs

These traps are pretty simple and definitely effective. The package comes with 18 cardboard sticky traps and enough bait for each one. The concept is simple. Peel off the paper to reveal the sticky lines in the center. Easier said than done. I found it a bit difficult to peel the paper off the VERY STICKY lines. I watched several video reviews, and those fellas pulled the paper off like it was scotch tape. I'm an old lady (okay, maybe not THAT old) and it was a bit challenging for me. I got it done, but it wasn't as easy as they made it look. The traps are effective though. Bugs walk in, but they don't walk out. The traps fold in such a way that I don't have to look at the creepy little crawlies as I toss them in the trash either. Works for me.

Works perfectly and catches lots of roaches

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 use and works great. For the money I spent on them, I didn’t expect much. But it catches those suckers and they end up dead. I love that sticky little contraption.