Catchmaster30 Brown Recluse Spider Traps (non-toxic)

Works perfectly and as described. Since installed have had all kind of different spiders with different sizes trapped. Highly recommended

I started seeing Brown Recluse spiders last summer and started out putting out different brands of traps, one worked but because they lay out flat they also catch all the dog hair etc that falls down on the floor. Another brand folds into a box but the bait STINKS and they are big and bulky. These are small and will fit discretely into small corners and because they fold into a tent they don't catch so much hair and dust. They really catch the Brown Recluse spiders. I have them in corners, under furniture, against door frames (they apparently travel through the walls and come out from the gap where the frame doesn't quite meet the floor). Unfortunately, I have a bad problem and these little traps catch so many spiders, they have given me back much peace of mind. I have used in conjunction with spraying to get rid of the spiders' food sources, they eat other insects. I'm getting ready to take the current ones up because they have so many spiders on them and put out new ones. It's tempting to burn the present ones because I read the spiders can live many months without eating so I suspect the spiders stuck to the traps are actually still alive. I know I'll never be able to completely eradicate these little monsters from my home but these traps are keeping the population down considerably. If you have a brown recluse problem, I highly recommend these.

So I don’t use these for spider traps. But I did not intend it that way. I did set them up as spider traps, but turns out I didn’t have as many spiders as I thought because I also started a spraying rotation at the same time which took care of the spiders. However, What I do have is 1 million flies and for some reason, the flies are attracted to these, and these are the best flycatchers I’ve ever had. Originally I had put them next to my windows because my windows are low and the spiders would crawl up the wall and I was hoping to catch them. But when I noticed that they were flies on them, I transferred them to my windows (I put right on the edge of the glass), so they’re not very noticeable and they catch a ton of flies. It’s fantastic. And I don’t have to worry about constantly catching my hair on those fly traps that hang down from the ceiling. I would highly recommend these. They are very very sticky though, so if you do not make a Little House out of them, make sure that you stick them were no pets or kids can accidentally get stuck to them.

My sweet husband took the photo in my review for me because I am TERRIFIED of bugs! We remodeled our basement last summer and I vowed to battle the spiders from that moment on. We live in the mountains in Colorado and for the most part, THANKFULLY, we don't have *too* many bugs compared to other places I've lived (Kansas, California). BUT...we do have spiders and creepy crawly things that look like millipedes - YUCK, I can't even stand to think about them.Anyhoo...since our basement was completely redone, I have been diligent about putting out these traps.They are super easy to use (just don't touch the sticky part because it's REALLY sticky). I have reordered them three times in the past year because I do not like to see too many bugs/spiders at a time on them or it totally freaks me out.The only thing I wish is that the traps didn't have the "Insect Trap" or whatever the writing is printed on them. I wish they could be no printing on the outside so that they are a little more subtle. I'm sure most people would know they are for some kind of pest but they would also blend in better with the surroundings without all of the printing on the outside.I'm still giving them 5 stars because they work so well.I have used this brand and another brand (I'm going to leave the same review on both) and they both work great. One has red printing on the outside and I like that less than the one that has black printing on the outside, but just for the aesthetics.

These traps really take down the brown recluse population. The kansas university said if a home is 1500 square feet I needed 1 trap per 100 square feet. These are cheap enough to buy in bulk for that. In the country in the woods these are a must. They work awesomely! Better than sprays! If you spray it doesn’t kill these spiders, you are just feeding them with the bugs the spray kills. These traps are The ONLY THING THAT WORKS! I’ve bought them 15 times from this seller!

I just can't get enough of these little hotels. I live out by the mountains and while I see no visible openings into the house from outside, there seems to be a never ending run of bugs all over the house. So we got these little sticky hotels and placed them by the fireplaces and inside the bathrooms and need to change out every couple of weeks. The hotels always end up with around 20% occupancy and usually around the edges as that's where they walk in and get stuck. I suppose that's the only complaint I have is that the middle part of the trap is usually vacant for obvious reasons but these traps work very well.