TERRO T3206SR Non-Toxic Indoor Spider, Ant, Cockroach, Centipede, & Insect Traps - Includes 12 Bug Traps Indoor for Homes

Hard to figure out how to fold it, so I use it flat. It works!! Very sticky (hard to get it off my shoe if I accidentally step on it). It catches spiders and centipedes, which I have an excessive amount of. I placed them all over the apt. They are large. No odor. Very good for the price. Centipedes eat the spiders and the spiders are big, but both of them are scaring the children.

These are the best for stopping spiders. I've purchased them year after year. I put several around the baseboards of our family room near our big stone fireplace. I leave them flat since we don't have any pets. The spiders seem to sneak in through the fireplace stones from the outside. It's almost shocking how many spiders find their way in and enjoy our hospitality. I've tried spraying around the perimeter of the house with bug and spider spray but these work much better.

I'm in a house that's over 50 years old, very clean but with a small moisture issue in the basement that I just bought a pump dehumidifier for. Had a manual-dump dehumidifier for years before but it doesn't seem to remove enough moisture. I reference this as this is the only reason why I can see that I'd have an issue with spiders down there; it's not major, but there's enough (I can find about one a day during Spring) that it's a problem. So I put a half dozen of these in the spots I've seen them. They have caught some huge ones. Where these things are coming from is SO puzzling, as there are minimal ways to enter from the outside and most everything is off the floors on rollers/etc., mostly organized and as clean as a basement can be. In other words, few places for them to hide. Once I see something trapped on one of these things I use a paper towel to grab the sticky part and squash the catch as quickly as possible; I really don't like killing things in general, and I'm hoping that the spiders/silverfish/etc that get stuck on these die as quickly as possible, I don't want them struggling... ...Well... I saw a wolf spider caught on one one day. I had a horrible back issue and couldn't bend under the sink area to get to it immediately... The next day I could...BUT...THE WOLF SPIDER WAS GONE FROM THE TRAP. A medium sized one this time. I was absolutely shocked. These strips are kinda like those wax hair-removal strips. In fact, I assumed that's basically what they are, re-purposed. So, VERY sticky. I could NOT believe the spider was gone. I am the only one in the house. There is no other explanation except that it escaped the sticky part. I am continuing to use the strips with success, and they do seem to have reduced the problem by a solid 90% or so. Ended up catching at least a dozen wolf spiders, some very large (over a couple inches including their legs in a few instances...really horrifying things, even tho I understand they're beneficial in many ways. I can't tolerate them in my home). SO: it's a worthwhile product, but I'm checking on the strips frequently now and will make sure the catches are killed asap, also because apparently they can actually escape, which leads me to believe they're not dying quickly, which I'd much rather be the case. I'd ask the manufacturer if perhaps there's a way to help ensure they're killed when they get stuck, perhaps a natural food-based killer (like boric acid for ants, roaches, etc.) of some sort. Altho I'd rather not use anything toxic, I think in a case like this where it's so contained, it might make a good option for many of us to help ensure they don't escape, that they die quickly, and therefore completely effective.

Set out 6 traps in my basement apartment, and within 24 hours each one already caught at least one spider! It feels so good to proactively get rid of the spiders. 10/10 will continue to buy. The comment suggesting to fold the traps before removing the protective wrap was super helpful. I split the traps in half and find that works well.

Benefits: It does well to catch smaller spiders, and isn’t so sticky you can’t free a lizard if it gets stuck. Cons: If the spider is too big, it is going to break out. I’d caught a huge wolf spider and it stayed in the trap for almost 2 days before I woke up to find it completely missing. They do seem to be able to gradually work themselves out of it if they’re especially determined and big enough. Not something I am thrilled about because it was huge. Would prefer the stickyness to be over the whole trap but I knew what I was buying.

i mainly use these to catch crickets that get in the house and garage. They are pretty easy to set up and the glue is really tacky. My cats don't seem to mess with them either. For catching cricket the location where you place these really makes a different. Seems like if the traps are in the normal path the crickets move in it catches them. It does not seem to attact the crickets and catch them. Sometime moving them only a few inches makes all the difference if they catch anything or not.

Seriously impressed with how effective these are. They arrive ready to go, and you can fold them into a tunnel or keep them flat to fit in tight spaces. They catch significantly more than other brands I’ve tried. Great product for the price and worth every penny.

I placed these traps in 10 different areas in our home and garage where we have seen centipedes and spiders walking, living, nesting, etc. I left these traps undisturbed for a month. Did not catch one single bug. Not even a wayward silver fish. The spiders have started building nests in the same areas where i placed the traps, as if to mock me. I think i can hear the centepeds out in the garage at night laughing when im not there. I expect at some point all the bugs are going to pool their efforts and use the traps to build some afordable housing for their families.

All I can say is they are really really good

Useless product

Highly recommend, these sticky traps work very well for trapping unwanted pests, I Highly recommend getting some.

Little difficult to put together but works

The product certainly works. We bought them because we had had the house sprayed for spiders only to find out that spraying didn’t work for ‘Huntsman’ spiders so we had to explore other options. They work great places in areas along walls near entry points of the home. The spiders try to hide in them along the way. It’s a horrible way to go though because once they’re stuck they die slowly. I suggest you check them regularly to 1. Replace them and 2. Put the poor things out of their misery. Photo below of what I found a couple of days ago.