Enoz Trap-N-Kill Spider and Silverfish Sticky Traps, Nontoxic and Pesticide-Free, Made in USA, 6 Count

These spider traps work very well. I have them staked out at the front door, back door, and under the kitchen sink. Spiders, and what ever may be crawling around get trapped. Bugs crawl in, they don't crawl out. !!

I like these traps. They are easy to use, and the outside of them is visually appealing, not just plain white, or with writing on them, so you can put them around without them visually saying "bug trap".I don't know if these actually have an attractant in them, or if the only way they work is just if a bug errantly runs into them.They say they are good for 3 months, but I would think that is only if they get full or dusty (unless there actually IS an attractant in the glue that dissipates).I would consider buying these again, unless I find a similar US made item that costs less, as I think these are slightly overpriced. I don't mind paying extra for US made products, however.These are MADE IN USA, and the company is US based, out of Washington state.

These traps do the job perfectly. We have used them for a few years now in our home and set them around the baseboards in inconspicuous places. I just changed them our for new ones so, unfortunately, cannot send a pic of the old ones which were choc full of bugs and more. We live in a rural setting with lots of bugs and have had a noticeable reduction of spiders in our home since employing these traps. The old ones had spiders, ants, crickets, earwigs, weevils, a few beetles, one scorpion and, unfortunately, one unlucky lizard. We sometimes leave our back door onto our deck open in the summer and I suppose the scorpion and lizard slipped in that way. I felt badly about the lizard but the point is that these traps grab onto most anything that tries to run through them. By using the traps, we rarely see any bugs in our home any more, even in the fall when the spiders are trying desperately to get indoors for the winter. I cannot rate them highly enough for effectiveness at a very reasonable cost. Simply set them out, and maybe check them once or twice a year to see if they are full yet and need replacing. Set it and forget it. Couldn't be better.

These traps have been a waste of money. They are sticky, tacky glue on cardboard that you firm into a tent. Then set it where your silver fish are seen. It’s just glue, nothing that attracts the pests. I sat and watched silverfish walk around or under the trap. They’ve been down for a month without one pest caught. The only thing that got stuck I the trap is my swiffer pad.

They're cardboard triangles with sticky stuff inside.They do not attract, seek, hunt, or outright kill anything. I wasn't expecting them to, but I don't want anyone to expect this. The box may say "Spider and Silverfish Trap" but ultimately speaking it's not targeting anything. Anything that touches the sticky pad will get stuck.If you put them in a spot that is already very likely to have traffic for pests, they will go into the cardboard triangle, get stuck, and eventually die.So long as you make your purchase in consideration of the above, you will not be disappointed.Closing notes: The box could not possibly have a more anxiety inducing image on it for their arachnophobic clientele.

Gtreat product. Inexpensive and functional. Easy to use.If cutting into thinner strips, so so before removing the glue covering.

Arrived on time & well pkd. Originally, I had meant these for my dau., who really hates spiders, but she rejected the traps, so I put them around in my house & am very satisfied with their performance. If a spider or other crawler does get in they are attracted to the trap & are caught.

I use mine for silverfish. I like it. However since I have dust in my place, it tends to catch dust and hairs too. So it gets dirty inside. Still, neat little item. Outside of it is pretty little hut looking, matches a light wooden floor look. Silverfish get stuck inside good. Then they die inside. I replace mine often only cause I like mine dust free. A bunch come in a pack. it catches and kills the ones which crawel in. So i think it helps with some control. It alone is not enough. To reduce them further, try other means, study them these critter, read up on them and their control, try other ideas too. This is just a supplement. I like mine and will keep on buying and using.

It doesnt work.I asked for a refund and they made me pay for the shipping fee

Not great