GATCHRoach Traps Indoor (24 Pack), Sticky Baited Cockroach Traps, Roach Killer Indoor Infestation, Adhesvie Glue Traps for Roaches, Insects, Home Bug Ant Spider Cricket, Child & Pet Friendly

So they work. I put them out towards the evening, I come back to get water in the middle of the night and I turn on my light to what looked like 50 roaches having a party over this bait food. Gross. The next morning I went to look and I see them all there stuck, moving their bodies up and down like wtf is going on why can’t we move??? Then I started to feel bad. That must be horrible. I can’t think about it too much or I start to feel weird lol. Also be careful not to accidentally step on them or close them because they will stick together and then the roaches can’t even get in. I would say it works good for the bigger ones, the small ones don’t seem too attracted.

Been a few days and have this trap in some high sighting areas when the storm flushed bugs into houses. I found it easy to set up; I like putting a single piece of tape on the top joining pieces just to keep firmer, not that needed, but I sure would not want it falling open when full with captives, so more for my piece of mind. Now have not seen any roaches of late, and can't say it's because of this trap as the traps yet are without any roaches...or looks that way. So traps I've set are empty yet. If I don't see any caught in a couple of months then I say it doesn't work, as roaches in the house are just South Florida life. And, I had a similar trap months back that worked excellently. But since its capacity new roaches have appeared, what moved me to test this GATCH Roach Traps, but, as said, nothing in them yet. If it stays empty then could be either stickiness not sticky enough, or the attracting bait not cutting it, or no visible roaches at the time, or, simply that the roaches got smart about these kinds of traps, as have had it set out 1 week and empty so far, compared to another that worked great.

These traps were very easy to set up and did not have a strong odor. We put them in our detached garage in buggy Florida. While we have seen "palmeto'' bugs out there before, we haven't seen any recently and have not caught any in the traps. Will update in the future with results.

It is basically a glue trap with some bait in between. It works good during heavy infestation. However, the bait doesn't do anything for attracting the roaches. I left it on the counter for the first 2 days and cought only 2 or 3 of them. Then I started leaving it out on the floors during the night time and it worked. The roaches walk on these randomly and get stuck. The glue on this trap is pretty powerful and doesn't let any of them to escape. The only negative as I mentioned was the lack of powerful bait to attract these.

After recent back to back hurricanes we noticed the creepy crawlers coming in more than usual looking for dry ground. Wanted to get something that would be safe around food, pets and of course us. The sprays that I've used before I have to always clean everything soon after, plus the trail from the bug trying to run right before it finally dies. And everyone knows how dog and cats are when you kill a bug. They have to investigate getting their noses in the spray sometimes. And with cats they think they have a new toy to bat around or chew on. Not doing either anymore.The trap were easy to prep and place, but after three days they're still empty and we're still seeing the creepies near the areas the trap was placed.Will update after a longer period of time has passed.