Catchmaster 15 Brown Recluse Spider Traps (Non-Toxic)

I don’t care what kind it is, spiders do not belong in my house! Trespassers will be stuck.

The summer time here is spider season. Sprays didn't really work & I decided to purchase this small amount to try them. THEY WORK! So far, they've only trapped some of the smaller spiders but they are great for roaches (which have also become a problem) & they all starve. I like the feature where you can split the boards into 3 houses or keep it as a hotel for them to die. Definitely recommended.

Easy to assemble, caught a spider the first day!

I am pleasantly surprised how great these work. With it getting colder outside, spiders are finding their way into my garage and basement. GROSS. I would prefer to use alternatives to spraying chemicals all over our home so I thought why not give these a whirl? I put some on the ground near the garage doors, inside the garage, where I suspect they might be coming in. I folded some into a tent and left some flat. YIKES! A lot more spiders are either coming in or were already in than I suspected. GROSS! These things work! Yes, other bugs and dust and whatnot sticks to them - I think they will have a short life span, but I am not sure what else you would expect? I think they are working just as they should and am so pleased. Easy to throw away and don't have chemicals all over the place for dogs/kids to get into. I will purchase these again for sure and keep them on hand.

Great product

Looks like your basic glue trap in a folded cardboard layout. It’s open on the side for insects to go into and get stuck. Like any kind of flight paper is going to be rather disgusting to look at if it works well which I hope it does. There are no instructions, but it won’t take you long to figure out how it works, just unpack it and peeling off the protective cover I could feel sticky was which is crazy sticky lolI hope it works because we had an outbreak of brown recluse in my house and I was stung three times putting me in the hospital

Not bad for catching small insects. I like that you can divide these up into smaller boards and the openings for bugs to drop in. If you're trying to catch larger insects, I would go with the Max Boards.

I put out about 10 of these traps and most are still empty after a couple of weeks...but one was loaded with spiders. There's clearly no attractant in these, but if you put one in the middle of a spider highway, they don't detect the glue until it's too late. Play around with the placement and these will work well - but it will take some time and experimenting to figure out where to put them. It will be pretty obvious when you find the right spots, after a few days.