MaxGuard Spider + Insect Traps (12 Box Traps) | Non-Toxic Extra Sticky Glue Traps | Trap and Kill Hobo Spiders, Black Widow Spiders, Brown Recluse Spiders and Other Crawling Bugs & Insects |

I live in a community with gorgeous green belts - and a plethora of hideous spiders that want to live inside during inclement weather. Which is apparently ALL the time. I also have (lazy) pets that don't scale the vaulted ceilings to catch them. Poison is NOT an option. I put these along the walls and at windows and sliders and catch all kinds of gross bugs. No smell. No danger to us. I have them on subscription so I can replace them every few months. (Pack size is generous/place is small). Note: They're easy to fold up and ARE sticky. Nosey kitty got tail in one once.... that was hilarious. Not for kitty perhaps.

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This trap is great! I set them along walls inside and outside storage rooms and they capture spiders of all sizes ... even huge wolf spiders. I know some people think this in inhumane, but it controls their breeding in our home. The glue is still sticky and I've had some in place for more than 1 year.

Works good so far. I’ve gotten a few spiders. Not sure how long they last. They do present a sticky surface which may decrease in value as more lint and particles get on them.

Before I write this, I’ll say that everyone has their own experiences with products. Here are mine. I live in SoCal, and this year we have had a bevy of big, dangerous looking spiders webbing it up in the yard. Rather than paying for an expensive pest service, I decided to try trapping them myself. I found the traps easy to assemble and disperse across the yard. I placed them near corners where gnarly spiders seem to hide. Over the span of 3 days, I caught a roach, a big beetle that attracted a swarm of ants, and about 5 rolly polies (poor guys). No spiders tho. However, I saw plenty of spiders during that time including a huge wolf spider about as long as a finger. So, my take is that these traps catch bugs, just not spiders. Spiders seem indifferent to them. Perhaps I’m somehow doing this wrong, but from what I can see, the spiders don’t get attracted to the bait in these traps.