Greener Mindset Roach Traps - 12 Indoor Sticky Glue Catchers - Beetles, Spiders, Scorpions, Ants, Centipedes, and Cockroach Traps

My car got roaches in it, it wasn’t infested but enough to scare me half to death. I got these traps, the first ones I laid, one in the driver seat floor, one passenger, one in the back (which I can’t find now, ick), and one in the trunk. The driver and passenger seat ones collected about 6 each within the first few days. I put new ones in and the one in the photo has been in my car for about a week and got one last night. I’m happy with the product! I haven’t seen a roach crawling around since I got these, I think they cleaned most or all out.They come with enough, that if you’re using them in a car, you can change the traps out often. I also like that I’m in the car with a natural trap instead of poison!

No harmful chemical but a sticky trap that works to capture the unwanted bugs. Have used the others with chemicals and apparently I am very sensitive to them. These have a bait "pill" attracting bugs into the box and they get stuck there. Very effective. Captured more than I realized existed. Great value too.

These stood in good stead during my sojourn in South Carolina. They would attract the bugs by a scented bait, and then the bugs would get stuck on the sticky floor of the trap. They were easy to assemble and worked well. The one thing is that I don't rightly think the scented bait lasts quite as long as advertised.

Easy to use, very effective, but the traps themselves are only single use, while the bait is reusable, because traps are so effective, roaches never even get to the bait. Would like to be able to purchase traps and bait separately to make more cost effective.

I used only 4 of these. There were a ton of roaches nesting in our cabinet hinges so I taped the traps next to them. Nothing happened for days. So I decide to just put them in high traffic areas on our counters and the roaches ignored them for days. Then suddenly the traps begain to fill up. I think maybe the "bait" doesn't have enough of a scent unless until it breaks down a little from exposure to the air.My BIGGEST gripe with these is that they are only sticky on one surface. Minor gripe is they are really hard to assemble.Anyway, once the 4 I used got filled up I went to grab some more out of the box they came in but the box was gone. So wasted 8 out of 12 traps. I think the roaches got smart and carried it way somewhere. It's no where to be found! I'm really bummed that I lost the 8 traps somehow. Now I have to buy more traps way too soon.

Put out 10 traps and did not catch anything. My cats would find the roaches and I would kill them.I Do not recommend these, total waste of money.

I have used this product for years. I selected this company because their traps seem to be the least toxic out there. I am highly sensitive to adhesive and glue and cannot tolerate poisons at all. The most recent order arrived and the white boric acid tablet (the only real non toxic part of the whole thing) is no more. In its place ... neon pink powdery crystals. This alarmed me because anything that has color is highly suspect to be a dye which unless otherwise specified is anything but non toxic. To make matters worse the vendor has NO contact information and Amazon can't reach them either. This raises questions ...why is there no contact information for a vendor when the standard for selling products on Amazon is supposed to require full disclosure and a way to reach the vendor? How did they slip through this process undetected? What on earth are the neon pink powdery crystals? A fair assessment: the coated paper isn't non toxic. The glue is unlikely to be as well. The boric acid tablet was the only real kind of non toxic part of this product...now it's gone.This kind of oversight is unacceptable and there was no resolution as there is ZERO contact information. So it was false advertising to begin with at best which I overlooked initially...why?... Because there is SO much false advertising out there. Now I have concerns about the changes that they have made to their product...and with no way to ask those questions...I'm concerned about the safety of this product and question it's use at all.Geener Mindset should explain itself... but that doesn't look likely to happen.

As someone with pretty bad arachnophobia I use these a lot. And they work very well. Place them in dark corners, under the bed, in a closet, or anywhere else you might see a little creature. Do not make the same mistake I did though...do not look inside of the trap after it's been out for awhile. Instant nightmarish imagery....yikes! I replace every 6 months or so. Very happy with them.