Black Flag Roach Motel Insect Trap(2 Packs 4 Traps)

I have used Roach Motel since the 1980's because it works and there is no doubting it! The evidence is right there in front of your face. No spraying and wondering if it's worked; it just works!I have been seeing one of those big German roaches lurking around in my bedroom for several days, so I ordered the Roach Motel. It was here on the 2nd day. I unwrapped the Motel and the Maple Syrup smell began attracting it's victim right away, so I put it behind my bed where I had last seen him (Eeeek! shudder shudder). I checked it 20 minutes later and that little booger was climbing into the box. I was impatient, so I grabbed the Motel and tried to bounce him into the adhesive but he wouldn't go. I think he had one foot on the adhesive, because if he wasn't stuck he would have bolted, but it held him tight. I brought the Motel out into the middle of the floor and tried again so he would enter the netherworld stuck in stuff, but he got loose. He dropped onto the floor and happened off in the direction of my shoes. I did a little two-step and he was history. Now, granted, I did have to do the dirty work, but the smell of that maple adhesive attracted him and kept him stuck until I got him in the middle of the floor. Otherwise, I would not have been able to catch up with him.i love Roach Motel because the evidence of dead roaches is right there for you to see, not inside the cabinets or walls, where you don't know if they are dying or simply being repelled for a week or two. I also like that when Mama roach goes in there to give birth her hospital becomes a funeral home for her and all of her babies. Problem solved. You can turn it over and there are three new roach killing surface and it keeps killing roaches until it's full and then you just throw it away. They are not super cheap but they are well worth the price, and I don't have to spray poison all over my house.

If, like me, you have (had) a brown recluse problem, simply put these all around your house and, presto, your problem will disappear in a few weeks time. Recluses find these traps irresistable. Though they may be meant for roach control, they're better at recluse control than virtually every other method I've tried. Not only do they trap the recluses you've got now, they keep working, capturing new invaders for a year or more. I check my traps periodically to see how much activity they're getting. Of 9 or 10 traps I put down a year ago, only one or twe recluses were newer than a few months. These "roach motels" are like a miracle method for trapping recluses. Just set them down in dark corners, along baseboards, in basements and under beds and let them go to work. Be patient. It takes a few weeks before the recluses decline, but I have s een a 95% decrease of recluses wandering in my home in just a few months time. Then, they keep working, over time filling up with as many as 40-50 recluses before you need to throw them away.

I have used Black Flag for decades. Thru the years I have purchased cheaper versions of glue traps that were either hard to put together, collapsed or got my fingers sticky. I came back to Black Flag and will not try that again. These are assembled right out of the package, hide the catches and are easily disposable. The seller also shipped these fast and discretely. Thank you so much!

Well, has a syrup scent. Pop open the primary packaging. Then there is plastic, pretty straight forward. Live up on a grassy hill, so insects are always a thing to deal with in a 50s house. Put 9ne by the stove, and another down the hall. Have a dog and a cat, both are graze feeders. So food it almost always out. Was kinda grossed out when I had "visitors" in the motels within a couple hours. But, thats the name of the game. I will try rolling the unit over though. I did notice that there was adhesive all over the interior. Hopefully I can get more than just the floor level, roll over the box and get the new floor too.

NEVER had roaches till we got some dirty neighbors. Started to get small, medium and large or "waterbugs" (roaches to me). While waiting for pest control and a scheduled inspection by apartment managers we set the Roach Motels out along with Combat Bait. Combat worked before but roaches taste changed and no luck this time. Some went in the baits on their own. If we saw one scurrying around I told my husband to spray it 3 times with a non toxic (to humans) spray more suited to spiders or a water, vinegar little bit of dish soap solution I use to clean surfaces. Husband would spray it about 13 times, I would use this great old "grabber" with round rubber circles (others are too hard to hold closed for long). I would grab a Roach Motel with the grabber and have an easy chase with the drenched creature. They walk right in and we toss the motel. Don't know why but we remind me of an old Lauel and Hardy movie when we're doing this. Couple hints; they hide behind the bathroom trash can, so one on each side works. Tiny roaches for us seem to have a problem climbing up to get in. Exterminator came to our place a couple times and that helped. After the inspection he returned Tuesday and by Thursday we had one little roach in the kitchen. I will always keep Roach Motels discreetly hidden just in case and be ready to get the grabber if need be. Just keep away from small children and pets please. The gooey stuff is unreal.

Out of all the sticky traps I found these to be the best for attracting and trapping roaches. No issues with seller.

A very occasional roach may get through our crawl space. So far, 2 in the last year the roach motel is the old fashioned way to trap it and hold it. You can put them in an inconspicuous spot by a radiator or wherever you have a problem. You can pick them up and check and put them back. Easy to use, no odor and no mess. Safe for pets as there is no toxicity.

We had a roach problem for a few weeks, nothing major, just a few here and there so I bought these (I had bought the same style years ago and it worked well). I put all four out, under sink, In The pantry, and in 2 different floor level cabinets. A week later, zero change